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TitleFrontMatter

mech_syntax::mechdown

Struct TitleFrontMatter

pub struct TitleFrontMatter {
    pub author: Option<Paragraph>,
    pub date: Option<Paragraph>,
    pub hero: Option<SectionElement>,
    pub kicker: Option<Paragraph>,
    pub summary: Option<Paragraph>,
    pub next: Option<Paragraph>,
    pub previous: Option<Paragraph>,
}

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§author: Option<Paragraph>§date: Option<Paragraph>§hero: Option<SectionElement>§kicker: Option<Paragraph>§summary: Option<Paragraph>§next: Option<Paragraph>§previous: Option<Paragraph>

Trait Implementations§

impl Default for TitleFrontMatter

fn default() -> TitleFrontMatter

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl Freeze for TitleFrontMatter

impl RefUnwindSafe for TitleFrontMatter

impl Send for TitleFrontMatter

impl Sync for TitleFrontMatter

impl Unpin for TitleFrontMatter

impl UnsafeUnpin for TitleFrontMatter

impl UnwindSafe for TitleFrontMatter

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