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BlockScalar

Struct BlockScalar 

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pub struct BlockScalar {
    pub span: Span,
    pub chomping: Chomping,
    pub indent: Option<u32>,
    pub content_start: u32,
    pub content_end: u32,
}
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| (literal) or > (folded) block scalar.

The variant is distinguished by the enclosing Content variant. span covers the indicator through the end of the content (including trailing line breaks consumed while scanning — they are the token’s lexical extent, and under keep chomping part of the value).

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§span: Span§chomping: Chomping§indent: Option<u32>

Explicit indentation indicator digit, if any.

§content_start: u32

Offset right after the header line’s line break (= where content scanning began). The content text is content_start..content_end.

§content_end: u32

Offset right after the last content character (before the trailing break run). content_end..span.end holds only line breaks and blank-line indentation.

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impl Debug for BlockScalar

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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