List¶
Tags for lists.
- class disseminate.tags.list.List(name, content, attributes, context, **kwargs)¶
Bases:
disseminate.tags.tag.Tag
A tag for lists
- html_fmt(content=None, attributes=None, format_func='html_fmt', method='html', level=1, **kwargs)¶
Convert the tag to an html string or html element.
- Parameters
- contentOptional[Union[str, List[Union[str, list,
Tag
]]] Specify an alternative content from the tag’s content. It can either be a string, a tag or a list of strings, tags and lists.
- attributesOptional[Union[str,
Attributes
]] Specify an alternative attributes dict from the tag’s attributes. It can either be a string or an attributes dict.
- format_funcOptional[str]
The format function to use with by formatted_content when formatting sub-tags.
- methodOptional[str]
The rendering method for the string. ex: ‘html’ or ‘xml’
- levelOptional[int]
The level of the tag.
- contentOptional[Union[str, List[Union[str, list,
- Returns
- htmlstr or html element
A string in HTML format or an HTML element (
lxml.builder.E
).
- tex_fmt(attributes=None, **kwargs)¶
Format the tag in LaTeX format.
- Parameters
- contentOptional[Union[str, List[Union[str, list,
Tag
]]] Specify an alternative content from the tag’s content. It can either be a string, a tag or a list of strings, tags and lists.
- attributesOptional[Union[str,
Attributes
]] Specify an alternative attributes dict from the tag’s attributes. It can either be a string or an attributes dict.
- mathmodeOptional[bool]
If True, the tag will be rendered in math mode. Otherwise (default) latex text mode is assumed.
- levelOptional[int]
The level of the tag.
- contentOptional[Union[str, List[Union[str, list,
- Returns
- tex_stringstr
The formatted tex string.
- class disseminate.tags.list.ListItem(*args, **kwargs)¶
Bases:
disseminate.tags.tag.Tag
An item in a list
- tex_fmt(**kwargs)¶
Format the tag in LaTeX format.
- Parameters
- contentOptional[Union[str, List[Union[str, list,
Tag
]]] Specify an alternative content from the tag’s content. It can either be a string, a tag or a list of strings, tags and lists.
- attributesOptional[Union[str,
Attributes
]] Specify an alternative attributes dict from the tag’s attributes. It can either be a string or an attributes dict.
- mathmodeOptional[bool]
If True, the tag will be rendered in math mode. Otherwise (default) latex text mode is assumed.
- levelOptional[int]
The level of the tag.
- contentOptional[Union[str, List[Union[str, list,
- Returns
- tex_stringstr
The formatted tex string.
- class disseminate.tags.list.OrderedList(name, content, attributes, context, **kwargs)¶
Bases:
disseminate.tags.list.List
A tag for ordered lists
- disseminate.tags.list.clean_string_list(parsed_list)¶
Clean the string list created by parse_string_list.
Cleaning include removeing extra spaces and newlines in parse string line elements.
- Parameters
- parsed_listList[Tuple[int, str]]
The parsed list from parse_string_list.
- Returns
- cleaned_listList[Tuple[int, str]]
The cleaned list.
>>> l = parse_string_list("- This is my first item.\n" ..
- … ” - This is my first subitemn”)
>>> clean_string_list(l) ..
- [(0, ‘This is my first item.’), (2, ‘This is my first subitem’)]
- disseminate.tags.list.normalize_levels(parsed_list, list_level_spaces=2)¶
Normalize the levels from a parse_list so that the first level is 0, and subsequent levels are properly incremented.
- Parameters
- parsed_listList[Tuple[int, str]]
The parsed list from parse_string_list.
- list_level_spacesint
The number of spaces used to identify sub-levels in a list.
- Returns
- normalized_listList[Tuple[int, str]]
The normalized list with levels fixed.
>>> l = parse_string_list("- This is my first item.\n" ..
- … ” - This is my first subitemn”)
>>> normalize_levels(l) ..
- [(0, ‘This is my first item.’), (1, ‘This is my first subitem’)]
- disseminate.tags.list.parse_list(content, context)¶
Parse lists (and sublists) from a string or list of content.
- Parameters
- Returns
- returned_listlist
The list of parse list items, to be used for the content of a list.
- disseminate.tags.list.parse_string_list(s)¶
Parse a string with lists.
- Parameters
- sstr
The string to parse
- Returns
- parsed_listList[Tuple[int, str]]
Examples
>>> parse_string_list("- This is my first item.\n" ... " - This is my first subitem\n") [(0, 'This is my first item.'), (2, 'This is my first subitem')]