Block constructors

Constructors for the concrete Pandoc block-level node classes. Each returns an S7 object extending pandoc_block. See pandoc_node for the abstract hierarchy and pandoc_inline_constructors for the inline nodes.

Usage

pandoc_plain(content = pandoc_inlines(list()))

pandoc_paragraph(content = pandoc_inlines(list()))

pandoc_line_block(content = list())

pandoc_code_block(attr = pandoc_attr(), text = "")

pandoc_raw_block(format = "", text = "")

pandoc_block_quote(content = pandoc_blocks(list()))

pandoc_ordered_list(attr = pandoc_list_attributes(), content = list())

pandoc_bullet_list(content = list())

pandoc_definition_list(content = list())

pandoc_header(
  level = 1L,
  attr = pandoc_attr(),
  content = pandoc_inlines(list())
)

pandoc_horizontal_rule()

pandoc_figure(
  attr = pandoc_attr(),
  caption = pandoc_caption(),
  content = pandoc_blocks(list())
)

pandoc_div(attr = pandoc_attr(), content = pandoc_blocks(list()))

pandoc_table(
  attr = pandoc_attr(),
  caption = pandoc_caption(),
  colspec = list(),
  head = pandoc_table_head(),
  bodies = list(),
  foot = pandoc_table_foot()
)

pandoc_block_metadata(meta = pandoc_meta_value())

pandoc_note_definition_para(id = "", content = pandoc_inlines(list()))

pandoc_note_definition_fenced_block(id = "", content = pandoc_blocks(list()))

pandoc_caption_block(content = pandoc_inlines(list()))

pandoc_custom_block(type_name = "", slots = list(), attr = pandoc_attr())

Notes

pandoc_block_metadata() is parse-only and lossy: the reader never populates its @meta slot (it stays the empty default) and pampa's writer does not emit it, so it round-trips as an empty node. The slot is kept for forward compatibility.

Usage

Notes

See also