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TexElementType

Enum TexElementType 

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#[repr(u8)]
pub enum TexElementType {
Show 163 variants Root = 0, SourceFile = 1, Document = 2, Command = 3, Environment = 4, BeginEnvironment = 5, EndEnvironment = 6, MathMode = 7, InlineMath = 8, DisplayMath = 9, Group = 10, Superscript = 11, Subscript = 12, Argument = 13, OptionalArgument = 14, MandatoryArgument = 15, Text = 16, Paragraph = 17, Section = 18, Subsection = 19, Subsubsection = 20, List = 21, Item = 22, Table = 23, Row = 24, Cell = 25, Label = 26, Reference = 27, Citation = 28, Figure = 29, Caption = 30, Error = 31, DocumentClass = 32, UsePackage = 33, Begin = 34, End = 35, Section_ = 36, Subsection_ = 37, Subsubsection_ = 38, Chapter = 39, Part = 40, Title = 41, Author = 42, Date = 43, MakeTitle = 44, TableOfContents = 45, NewPage = 46, ClearPage = 47, Frac = 48, Sqrt = 49, Sum = 50, Int = 51, Lim = 52, Alpha = 53, Beta = 54, Gamma = 55, Delta = 56, Epsilon = 57, Zeta = 58, Eta = 59, Theta = 60, Iota = 61, Kappa = 62, Lambda = 63, Mu = 64, Nu = 65, Xi = 66, Omicron = 67, Pi = 68, Rho = 69, Sigma = 70, Tau = 71, Upsilon = 72, Phi = 73, Chi = 74, Psi = 75, Omega = 76, VarEpsilon = 77, VarTheta = 78, VarKappa = 79, VarPi = 80, VarRho = 81, VarSigma = 82, VarPhi = 83, UpperGamma = 84, UpperDelta = 85, UpperTheta = 86, UpperLambda = 87, UpperXi = 88, UpperPi = 89, UpperSigma = 90, UpperUpsilon = 91, UpperPhi = 92, UpperPsi = 93, UpperOmega = 94, TextBf = 95, TextIt = 96, TextSc = 97, TextTt = 98, Emph = 99, Underline = 100, Identifier = 101, StringLiteral = 102, Number = 103, Backslash = 104, LeftBrace = 105, RightBrace = 106, LeftBracket = 107, RightBracket = 108, LeftParen = 109, RightParen = 110, Dollar = 111, DoubleDollar = 112, Ampersand = 113, Percent = 114, Hash = 115, Caret = 116, Underscore = 117, Tilde = 118, Equal = 119, Equals = 120, Plus = 121, Minus = 122, Star = 123, Slash = 124, Pipe = 125, Less = 126, LessThan = 127, Greater = 128, GreaterThan = 129, Exclamation = 130, Question = 131, At = 132, Colon = 133, Semicolon = 134, Comma = 135, Dot = 136, Comment = 137, Whitespace = 138, Newline = 139, BeginKeyword = 140, EndKeyword = 141, DocumentclassKeyword = 142, UsepackageKeyword = 143, SectionKeyword = 144, SubsectionKeyword = 145, SubsubsectionKeyword = 146, ChapterKeyword = 147, PartKeyword = 148, TitleKeyword = 149, AuthorKeyword = 150, DateKeyword = 151, MaketitleKeyword = 152, TableofcontentsKeyword = 153, ItemKeyword = 154, LabelKeyword = 155, RefKeyword = 156, CiteKeyword = 157, IncludegraphicsKeyword = 158, TextbfKeyword = 159, TextitKeyword = 160, EmphKeyword = 161, Eof = 162,
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Represents an element type in a TeX document.

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Root = 0

Root node of the AST.

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SourceFile = 1

A source file containing TeX content.

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Document = 2

The document body.

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Command = 3

A TeX command (e.g., \section).

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Environment = 4

A TeX environment (e.g., \begin{itemize}…\end{itemize}).

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BeginEnvironment = 5

The beginning of an environment.

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EndEnvironment = 6

The end of an environment.

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MathMode = 7

Mathematical content.

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InlineMath = 8

Inline mathematical content ($…$).

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DisplayMath = 9

Displayed mathematical content ($$…$$).

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Group = 10

A grouped set of elements ({…}).

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Superscript = 11

A superscript expression (^…).

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Subscript = 12

A subscript expression (_…).

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Argument = 13

A generic command argument.

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OptionalArgument = 14

An optional command argument ([…]).

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MandatoryArgument = 15

A mandatory command argument ({…}).

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Text = 16

Plain text content.

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Paragraph = 17

A paragraph of text.

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Section = 18

A section heading.

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Subsection = 19

A subsection heading.

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Subsubsection = 20

A subsubsection heading.

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List = 21

A list environment.

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Item = 22

An item within a list.

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Table = 23

A table environment.

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Row = 24

A row within a table.

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Cell = 25

A cell within a table row.

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Label = 26

A label for cross-referencing.

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Reference = 27

A reference to a label.

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Citation = 28

A bibliographic citation.

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Figure = 29

A figure environment.

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Caption = 30

A caption for a figure or table.

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Error = 31

An error node representing a syntax error.

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DocumentClass = 32

\documentclass command.

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UsePackage = 33

\usepackage command.

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Begin = 34

\begin command.

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End = 35

\end command.

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Section_ = 36

\section command.

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Subsection_ = 37

\subsection command.

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Subsubsection_ = 38

\subsubsection command.

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Chapter = 39

\chapter command.

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Part = 40

\part command.

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Title = 41

\title command.

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Author = 42

\author command.

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Date = 43

\date command.

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MakeTitle = 44

\maketitle command.

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TableOfContents = 45

\tableofcontents command.

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NewPage = 46

\newpage command.

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ClearPage = 47

\clearpage command.

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Frac = 48

\frac command.

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Sqrt = 49

\sqrt command.

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Sum = 50

\sum command.

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Int = 51

\int command.

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Lim = 52

\lim command.

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Alpha = 53

\alpha command.

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Beta = 54

\beta command.

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Gamma = 55

\gamma command.

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Delta = 56

\delta command.

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Epsilon = 57

\epsilon command.

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Zeta = 58

\zeta command.

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Eta = 59

\eta command.

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Theta = 60

\theta command.

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Iota = 61

\iota command.

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Kappa = 62

\kappa command.

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Lambda = 63

\lambda command.

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Mu = 64

\mu command.

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Nu = 65

\nu command.

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Xi = 66

\xi command.

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Omicron = 67

\omicron command.

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Pi = 68

\pi command.

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Rho = 69

\rho command.

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Sigma = 70

\sigma command.

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Tau = 71

\tau command.

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Upsilon = 72

\upsilon command.

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Phi = 73

\phi command.

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Chi = 74

\chi command.

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Psi = 75

\psi command.

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Omega = 76

\omega command.

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VarEpsilon = 77

\varepsilon command.

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VarTheta = 78

\vartheta command.

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VarKappa = 79

\varkappa command.

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VarPi = 80

\varpi command.

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VarRho = 81

\varrho command.

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VarSigma = 82

\varsigma command.

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VarPhi = 83

\varphi command.

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UpperGamma = 84

\Gamma command.

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UpperDelta = 85

\Delta command.

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UpperTheta = 86

\Theta command.

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UpperLambda = 87

\Lambda command.

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UpperXi = 88

\Xi command.

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UpperPi = 89

\Pi command.

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UpperSigma = 90

\Sigma command.

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UpperUpsilon = 91

\Upsilon command.

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UpperPhi = 92

\Phi command.

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UpperPsi = 93

\Psi command.

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UpperOmega = 94

\Omega command.

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TextBf = 95

\textbf command.

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TextIt = 96

\textit command.

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TextSc = 97

\textsc command.

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TextTt = 98

\texttt command.

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Emph = 99

\emph command.

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Underline = 100

\underline command.

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Identifier = 101

An identifier.

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StringLiteral = 102

A string literal.

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Number = 103

A numeric literal.

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Backslash = 104

Backslash character ().

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LeftBrace = 105

Left brace character ({).

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RightBrace = 106

Right brace character (}).

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LeftBracket = 107

Left bracket character ([).

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RightBracket = 108

Right bracket character (]).

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LeftParen = 109

Left parenthesis character (().

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RightParen = 110

Right parenthesis character ()).

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Dollar = 111

Dollar sign character ($).

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DoubleDollar = 112

Double dollar sign character ($$).

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Ampersand = 113

Ampersand character (&).

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Percent = 114

Percent character (%).

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Hash = 115

Hash character (#).

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Caret = 116

Caret character (^).

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Underscore = 117

Underscore character (_).

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Tilde = 118

Tilde character (~).

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Equal = 119

Equals character (=).

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Equals = 120

Double equals character (==).

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Plus = 121

Plus character (+).

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Minus = 122

Minus character (-).

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Star = 123

Asterisk character (*).

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Slash = 124

Slash character (/).

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Pipe = 125

Pipe character (|).

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Less = 126

Less than character (<).

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LessThan = 127

Less than or equal to character (<=).

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Greater = 128

Greater than character (>).

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GreaterThan = 129

Greater than or equal to character (>=).

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Exclamation = 130

Exclamation mark character (!).

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Question = 131

Question mark character (?).

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At = 132

At sign character (@).

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Colon = 133

Colon character (:).

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Semicolon = 134

Semicolon character (;).

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Comma = 135

Comma character (,).

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Dot = 136

Dot character (.).

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Comment = 137

A comment starting with %.

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Whitespace = 138

Whitespace characters.

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Newline = 139

A newline character.

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BeginKeyword = 140

‘begin’ keyword.

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EndKeyword = 141

‘end’ keyword.

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DocumentclassKeyword = 142

‘documentclass’ keyword.

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UsepackageKeyword = 143

‘usepackage’ keyword.

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SectionKeyword = 144

‘section’ keyword.

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SubsectionKeyword = 145

‘subsection’ keyword.

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SubsubsectionKeyword = 146

‘subsubsection’ keyword.

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ChapterKeyword = 147

‘chapter’ keyword.

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PartKeyword = 148

‘part’ keyword.

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TitleKeyword = 149

‘title’ keyword.

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AuthorKeyword = 150

‘author’ keyword.

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DateKeyword = 151

‘date’ keyword.

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MaketitleKeyword = 152

‘maketitle’ keyword.

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TableofcontentsKeyword = 153

‘tableofcontents’ keyword.

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ItemKeyword = 154

‘item’ keyword.

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LabelKeyword = 155

‘label’ keyword.

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RefKeyword = 156

‘ref’ keyword.

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CiteKeyword = 157

‘cite’ keyword.

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IncludegraphicsKeyword = 158

‘includegraphics’ keyword.

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TextbfKeyword = 159

\textbf keyword.

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TextitKeyword = 160

\textit keyword.

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EmphKeyword = 161

\emph keyword.

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Eof = 162

End of file marker.

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impl Clone for TexElementType

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fn clone(&self) -> TexElementType

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for TexElementType

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for TexElementType

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fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>
where __D: Deserializer<'de>,

Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more
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impl ElementType for TexElementType

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type Role = UniversalElementRole

The associated role type for this element kind.
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fn role(&self) -> Self::Role

Returns the general syntactic role of this element.
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fn is_role(&self, role: Self::Role) -> bool

Returns true if this element matches the specified language-specific role.
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fn is_universal(&self, role: UniversalElementRole) -> bool

Returns true if this element matches the specified universal role.
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fn is_root(&self) -> bool

Returns true if this element represents the root of the parsed tree.
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fn is_error(&self) -> bool

Returns true if this element represents an error condition.
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impl From<TexElementType> for TexTokenType

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fn from(element: TexElementType) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl From<TexTokenType> for TexElementType

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fn from(token: TexTokenType) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.
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impl Hash for TexElementType

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fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H)

Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more
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fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)
where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more
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impl PartialEq for TexElementType

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fn eq(&self, other: &TexElementType) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl Serialize for TexElementType

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fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>
where __S: Serializer,

Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more
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impl TokenType for TexElementType

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const END_OF_STREAM: Self = Self::Eof

A constant representing the end of the input stream.
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type Role = UniversalTokenRole

The associated role type for this token kind.
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fn is_ignored(&self) -> bool

Returns true if this token represents trivia (whitespace, comments, etc.).
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fn role(&self) -> Self::Role

Returns the general syntactic role of this token.
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fn is_role(&self, role: Self::Role) -> bool

Returns true if this token matches the specified language-specific role.
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fn is_universal(&self, role: UniversalTokenRole) -> bool

Returns true if this token matches the specified universal role.
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fn is_comment(&self) -> bool

Returns true if this token represents a comment.
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fn is_whitespace(&self) -> bool

Returns true if this token represents whitespace.
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fn is_error(&self) -> bool

Returns true if this token represents an error condition.
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fn is_end_of_stream(&self) -> bool

Returns true if this token represents the end of the input stream.
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impl Copy for TexElementType

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impl Eq for TexElementType

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impl StructuralPartialEq for TexElementType

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