Struct DefaultEngine 

pub struct DefaultEngine<ET: EngineTypes> {
    pub aux: EngineAux<ET>,
    pub state: ET::State,
    pub filesystem: ET::FileSystem,
    pub fontsystem: ET::FontSystem,
    pub mouth: ET::Mouth,
    pub gullet: ET::Gullet,
    pub stomach: ET::Stomach,
}

Default implementation of a TeXEngine for the provided EngineTypes.

Fields

aux: EngineAux<ET>

state: ET::State

filesystem: ET::FileSystem

fontsystem: ET::FontSystem

mouth: ET::Mouth

gullet: ET::Gullet

stomach: ET::Stomach

Trait Implementations

impl<ET: EngineTypes> Default for DefaultEngine<ET>

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl<ET: EngineTypes> TeXEngine for DefaultEngine<ET>

type Types = ET

fn get_engine_refs(&mut self) -> EngineReferences<'_, ET>

Returns mutable references to the components of the engine.

fn init_file(&mut self, s: &str) -> TeXResult<(), Self::Types>

Initializes the engine with a file, e.g. latex.ltx or pdftex.cfg.

fn run<F: FnMut(&mut EngineReferences<'_, Self::Types>, VNode<Self::Types>) -> TeXResult<(), Self::Types>>( &mut self, f: F, ) -> TeXResult<(), Self::Types>

Errors

fn do_file_default<F: FnMut(&mut EngineReferences<'_, Self::Types>, VNode<Self::Types>) -> TeXResult<(), Self::Types>>( &mut self, s: &str, f: F, ) -> TeXResult<(), Self::Types>

Compile a .tex file. All finished pages are passed to the provided continuation.

fn initialize_tex_primitives(&mut self)

Registers all primitives of plain TeX and sets the default variables.

fn initialize_plain_tex(&mut self) -> TeXResult<(), Self::Types>

Initialize the engine by processing plain.tex.

fn initialize_etex_primitives(&mut self)

Registers all primitives of plain TeX, e-TeX and sets the default variables.

fn initialize_eplain_tex(&mut self) -> TeXResult<(), Self::Types>

Initialize the engine by processing eplain.tex.

fn load_latex(&mut self) -> TeXResult<(), Self::Types>

Initialized the engine by processing latex.ltx. Only call this (for modern LaTeX setups) after calling initialize_etex_primitives first.