class RDoc::Markup::Heading

A heading with a level (1-6) and text

RDoc syntax:
 = Heading 1
 == Heading 2
 === Heading 3

Markdown syntax:
 # Heading 1
 ## Heading 2
 ### Heading 3

Public Class Methods

new (level, text)

(Integer, String) → void

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 16
def initialize(level, text)
  super()

  @level = level
  @text = text
end

Calls superclass method

to_html ()

() → RDoc::Markup::ToHtml

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 53
def self.to_html
  @to_html ||= begin
    to_html = Markup::ToHtml.new

    def to_html.handle_regexp_CROSSREF(text)
      text.sub(/^\\/, '')
    end

    to_html
  end
end

A singleton plain HTML formatter for headings. Used for creating labels for the Table of Contents

to_label ()

() → RDoc::Markup::ToLabel

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 47
def self.to_label
  @to_label ||= Markup::ToLabel.new
end

A singleton RDoc::Markup::ToLabel formatter for headings.

Public Instance Methods

== (other)

(Object) → bool

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 24
def ==(other)
  other.is_a?(Heading) && other.level == @level && other.text == @text
end

accept (visitor)

(untyped) → void

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 67
def accept(visitor)
  visitor.accept_heading(self)
end

@override

aref ()

() → String

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 82
def aref
  self.class.to_label.convert text.dup
end

An HTML-safe anchor reference for this header using GitHub-style formatting:

Lowercase
Spaces converted to hyphens
Special characters removed (except hyphens)

Examples:

"Hello"       -> "hello"
"Hello World" -> "hello-world"
"Foo Bar Baz" -> "foo-bar-baz"

label (context = nil)

(RDoc::Context?) → String

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 118
def label(context = nil)
  result = +""
  result << "#{context.aref}-" if context&.respond_to?(:aref)
  result << aref
  result
end

Creates a fully-qualified label (GitHub-style) which includes the context’s aref prefix. This helps keep IDs unique in HTML when headings appear within class/method documentation.

Examples (without context):

"Hello World" -> "hello-world"

Examples (with context being class Foo):

"Hello World" -> "class-foo-hello-world"

Examples (with context being method bar):

"Hello World" -> "method-i-bar-hello-world"

legacy_aref ()

() → String?

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 101
def legacy_aref
  "label-#{self.class.to_label.convert_legacy text.dup}"
end

An HTML-safe anchor reference using legacy RDoc formatting:

Prefixed with “label-”
Original case preserved
Spaces converted to + (URL encoding style)
Special characters percent-encoded

Returns nil if it would be the same as the GitHub-style aref (no alias needed).

Examples:

"hello"       -> "label-hello" (different due to label- prefix)
"Hello"       -> "label-Hello"
"Hello World" -> "label-Hello+World"
"Foo Bar Baz" -> "label-Foo+Bar+Baz"

legacy_label (context = nil)

(RDoc::Context?) → String

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 138
def legacy_label(context = nil)
  result = +""
  if context&.respond_to?(:legacy_aref)
    result << "#{context.legacy_aref}-"
  elsif context&.respond_to?(:aref)
    result << "#{context.aref}-"
  end
  result << legacy_aref
  result
end

Creates a fully-qualified legacy label for backward compatibility. This is used to generate a secondary ID attribute on the heading’s inner anchor, allowing old-style links (e.g., label-Hello+World) to continue working.

Examples (without context):

"hello"       -> "label-hello"
"Hello World" -> "label-Hello+World"

Examples (with context being class Foo):

"hello"       -> "class-Foo-label-hello"
"Hello World" -> "class-Foo-label-Hello+World"

plain_html ()

() → String

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 151
def plain_html
  no_image_text = text

  if matched = no_image_text.match(/rdoc-image:[^:]+:(.*)/)
    no_image_text = matched[1]
  end

  self.class.to_html.to_html(no_image_text)
end

HTML markup of the text of this label without the surrounding header element.

pretty_print (q)

(PP) → void

Source

# File lib/rdoc/markup/heading.rb, line 163
def pretty_print(q)
  q.group 2, "[head: #{level} ", ']' do
    q.pp text
  end
end

@override