Struct Converter 

pub struct Converter { /* private fields */ }

Implementations

impl Converter

pub fn from_config(opts: Config) -> Converter

pub fn initialize_session(&mut self) -> Result<()>

pub fn bind_log(&mut self)

pub fn flush_log(&mut self) -> String

pub fn convert(self, source: String) -> ConversionResponse

pub fn convert_content_with_provenance( self, name: &str, content: String, ) -> ConversionResponse

Convert in-memory content under the source name name, producing the HTML5-format core XML (the persistent server then post-processes it). Unlike Converter::convert (literal: → anonymous source), the source is named, so --source-map stamps its locators. Focused on the Document/HTML5 path the server uses — no amble wrapping, no TeX/Box output formats.

pub fn prepare_session<'preplifetime>( &'preplifetime mut self, _opts: &'preplifetime Config, ) -> Result<()>

pub fn digest_content_with_provenance( &mut self, name: &str, content: String, ) -> Result<Digested>

Digest in-memory content as the main document named name, leaving the thread-local engine state live. Used by the persistent server to warm a preamble once (then resume body digestion in a fork child over the inherited state) and by Converter::convert_content_with_provenance for the in-process path.

This is the in-memory twin of crate::core_interface::DigestionAPI::digest_file: same top-level spine — establish the source context, open the source, digest_internal — but the content is supplied rather than read from disk. It shares core_interface::establish_source_context with digest_file (so SOURCEFILE/SOURCEDIRECTORY/SEARCHPATHS/ GRAPHICSPATHS/\jobname can’t drift), making sibling \usepackage/\input/\includegraphics of local files resolve. The source is opened as a named mouth (not the anonymous literal: protocol) so locators carry name — the provenance that --source-map needs (stamp_source_locator only stamps .tex/.ltx/.bbl/.bib user sources). Initializes the session if needed; does not finalize a document.