token hierarchy

Below is the hierarchy of all the tokens this program uses. More indentation means that the token is a child of the previous token with less indentation. Note that some of the token types inherit multiple others, so they are listed twice.

• note_splitter.tokens.Token (abstract)

  • note_splitter.tokens.Block (abstract)

    • note_splitter.tokens.BlockquoteBlock

    • note_splitter.tokens.CodeBlock

    • note_splitter.tokens.MathBlock

    • note_splitter.tokens.Section

    • note_splitter.tokens.Table

    • note_splitter.tokens.TextList

  • note_splitter.tokens.Line (abstract)

    • note_splitter.tokens.CanHaveInlineElements (abstract)

      • note_splitter.tokens.Blockquote

      • note_splitter.tokens.Footnote

      • note_splitter.tokens.Header

      • note_splitter.tokens.OrderedListItem

      • note_splitter.tokens.Task

      • note_splitter.tokens.Text

      • note_splitter.tokens.UnorderedListItem

    • note_splitter.tokens.EmptyLine

    • note_splitter.tokens.Fence (abstract)

      • note_splitter.tokens.CodeFence

      • note_splitter.tokens.MathFence

    • note_splitter.tokens.Fenced (abstract)

      • note_splitter.tokens.Code

      • note_splitter.tokens.Math

    • note_splitter.tokens.HorizontalRule

    • note_splitter.tokens.TablePart (abstract)

      • note_splitter.tokens.TableDivider

      • note_splitter.tokens.TableRow

    • note_splitter.tokens.TextListItem (abstract)

      • note_splitter.tokens.OrderedListItem

      • note_splitter.tokens.Task

      • note_splitter.tokens.UnorderedListItem