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trait Markdown[T <: Txn[T]] extends Expr[T, String]

The markdown type is more or less the same as a StringObj, but with dedicated type id. In the future, we will have to evaluate whether this makes sense and whether we need bridge methods between Markdown <=> StringObj.

Markdown links and inserted objects are found through the object's attribute map.

Linear Supertypes
Expr[T, String], Obj[T], Mutable[T], Identified[T], Elem[T], Publisher[T, Change[String]], Disposable[T], Writable, ExprLike[T, String], Form[T], AnyRef, Any
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  1. Markdown
  2. Expr
  3. Obj
  4. Mutable
  5. Identified
  6. Elem
  7. Publisher
  8. Disposable
  9. Writable
  10. ExprLike
  11. Form
  12. AnyRef
  13. Any
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Abstract Value Members

  1. abstract def changed: EventLike[T, Change[String]]
    Definition Classes
    Publisher
  2. abstract def dispose()(implicit tx: T): Unit
    Definition Classes
    Disposable
  3. abstract def id: Ident[T]
    Definition Classes
    Identified
  4. abstract def tpe: Type
    Definition Classes
    Obj → Elem
  5. abstract def value(implicit tx: T): String
    Definition Classes
    ExprLike
  6. abstract def write(out: DataOutput): Unit
    Definition Classes
    Writable

Concrete Value Members

  1. final def attr(implicit tx: T): AttrMap[T]
    Definition Classes
    Obj
  2. def equals(that: Any): Boolean
    Definition Classes
    Identified → AnyRef → Any
  3. def hashCode(): Int
    Definition Classes
    Identified → AnyRef → Any
  4. def toString(): String
    Definition Classes
    Obj → AnyRef → Any