IntermediateMarkUpType -- the class of intermediate markup types

Description

An intermediate markup type is one that needs further processing to put it into final form. A good example of one is TOH, which represents a link to a documentation node, together with the headline of that node, which may not have been created yet at the time the TOH link is encountered. Another example is HREF, which creates a link using the HTML <a> element: when the link is created, the relative path to the target page depends on the path to the page incorporating the link.

Protected objects of class IntermediateMarkUpType:

ExampleItem -- a type of hypertext for holding example inputs awaiting outputs
HREF -- hypertext link
INDENT (missing documentation)
LATER -- a hypertext element for lazy evaluation
LITERAL -- hypertext literal text
MENU -- hypertext menu item
TEX -- hypertext TEX item
TO -- hypertext documentation link
TO2 -- labeled hypertext documentation link
TOH -- hypertext documentation link followed by a headline

For the programmer

The object IntermediateMarkUpType is a type, with ancestor classes MarkUpType < SelfInitializingType < Type < MutableHashTable < HashTable < Thing.

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