Module support 

Internal parser support helpers.

Structs

ParsedLabel 🔒

RawListLine 🔒

One marker line captured during list collection. Not user-facing – the public AST uses crate::ListItem after nesting is resolved.

Functions

find_byte 🔒

is_escaped 🔒

Whether the byte at pos is escaped by an odd-length run of \ immediately before it (bounded below by start). Backslashes pair up (\\ is a hard break, not an escape), so only an odd count escapes the following byte. The label scanners use this so a \< opens literal < text instead of a label.

list_marker_at 🔒

If the line that starts at pos opens with a list marker, return Some((indent, ordered, content_start)). indent counts the leading ASCII spaces before the marker; ordered is true for \d+\. and false for - ; content_start is the byte offset of the first byte after the marker plus its trailing whitespace run. Tabs are not recognised as either indent or post-marker whitespace in MVP 0.

locate_label 🔒

Locate the first <label> token in src[start..end], returning the parsed label and the byte offset just past its >. Unlike strip_trailing_label this finds a label anywhere in the range, so the heading parser can detect a label that is not the trailing element (e.g. = Title <id> trailing) and flag it (MOS0048) instead of silently swallowing it into the text.

next_char_boundary 🔒

Return the byte offset of the next character boundary at or after from + 1. Used to step over a single Unicode scalar value when accumulating string literal contents.

normalize_raw_text 🔒

scan_label_chars 🔒

Returns the byte offset just past the longest label-identifier run that starts at from in bytes. Empty (caller should detect via id_end == from) if the first byte is not a valid identifier char.

skip_set_ws 🔒

Skip ASCII whitespace (space, tab, CR, LF) inside a #set body.

skip_to_comma 🔒

Advance to the next , or end-of-body, used for error recovery inside directive argument parsing.

strip_leading_label 🔒

If the substring src[start..end] begins with optional ASCII whitespace followed by <label>, return (label_body_start, Some(id)) where label_body_start is the offset just past the closing > (with any trailing whitespace also consumed). Otherwise return (start, None).

strip_trailing_label 🔒

If the substring src[start..end] ends with <label> (after any trailing ASCII whitespace), return (text_end, Some(id)) where text_end is the offset of the first byte to exclude from the preceding text – trailing whitespace before the label is also trimmed. Otherwise return (end, None).