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The ct block document (.ctb) — the suite’s one script format for batched
operations whose payloads are verbatim text.
Delimited text, not JSON: payloads are code, and code must paste in with
zero escaping. A fence line starts with the fence string (#% by
default). A fence whose name the consuming tool declared as item-opening
(edit for ct-edit, set/delete for ct-patch batches) opens an
item and carries key=value attributes; other fence names open verbatim
payload sections of the current item; end closes the item. Outside
items, blank lines and #-comment lines are ignored.
#% edit expect="=1" file=src/ast.rs
#% find
Value::U64(v) => v.to_string(),
#% replace
Value::U64(v) => v.to_string(),
Value::I64(v) => v.to_string(),
#% endStructs§
- Item
- One parsed item: an opening directive, its attributes, and its payload sections in document order.
Constants§
- DEFAULT_
FENCE - The default fence string opening every directive line.
Functions§
- parse
- Parse a block document.
item_namesdeclares which directive names open an item; every other fence name is a payload section. An item-opening directive implicitly closes the previous item, andendcloses one explicitly — so attribute-only items (#% delete path=…) need noend.