the optional start character (allows performance optimizations when defined)
the parser for the block element after the start character
indicates whether this parser produces child elements by recursively applying the parsers for the host language
indicates whether this parser is responsible for root or nested elements only, or for both
indicates whether the parser should be applied before the base parsers of the host language (high precedence) or after them
The full parser for the block element, including the start character.
indicates whether this parser produces child elements by recursively applying the parsers for the host language
indicates whether this parser produces child elements by recursively applying the parsers for the host language
the parser for the block element after the start character
the parser for the block element after the start character
indicates whether this parser is responsible for root or nested elements only, or for both
indicates whether the parser should be applied before the base parsers of the host language (high precedence) or after them
indicates whether the parser should be applied before the base parsers of the host language (high precedence) or after them
the optional start character (allows performance optimizations when defined)
Defines a parser for a single kind of block element, like a quoted block or a bullet list for example.
the optional start character (allows performance optimizations when defined)
the parser for the block element after the start character
indicates whether this parser produces child elements by recursively applying the parsers for the host language
indicates whether this parser is responsible for root or nested elements only, or for both
indicates whether the parser should be applied before the base parsers of the host language (high precedence) or after them