This is a Stencila-native inline mark for struck-out text, with close analogues in HTML <del>, JATS <strike>, MDAST Delete, and Pandoc Strikeout.

In Stencila Schema it is used as a presentational and editorial inline mark for text that should render with a strike-through. It supersedes the older Delete inline type because Strikeout more clearly describes the mark itself rather than an editing action.

Key semantics are inherited from Mark, with this type chiefly signaling strike-through rendering for its content.

Analogues

The following external types, elements, or nodes are similar to a Strikeout:

HTML <del>: Close HTML analogue for struck-through text, though Stencila Strikeout is used as a general strike-through mark rather than specifically representing deletions.

JATS <strike>

Pandoc Strikeout

MDAST Delete: Closest MDAST analogue, although the MDAST name emphasizes deletion semantics rather than the visual mark.

Properties

The Strikeout type has these properties:

Name	Description	Type	Inherited from
`content`	The content that is marked.	`Inline`*	`Mark`
`id`	The identifier for this item.	`String`	`Entity`

The Strikeout type is related to these types:

Parents: Mark

Children: none

Bindings

The Strikeout type is represented in:

JSON-LD

JSON Schema

Python class Strikeout

Rust struct Strikeout

TypeScript class Strikeout

Testing

During property-based (a.k.a generative) testing, the properties of the Strikeout type are generated using the following strategies.

Property	Complexity	Description	Strategy
`content`	Min+	Generate a single fixed text value.	`vec![t("text")]`
	Low+	Generate a single arbitrary, non-recursive, inline node	`vec_inlines_non_recursive(1)`
	High+	Generate up to two arbitrary, non-recursive, inline nodes	`vec_inlines_non_recursive(2)`
	Max	Generate up to four arbitrary, non-recursive, inline nodes	`vec_inlines_non_recursive(4)`

This documentation was generated from Strikeout.yaml by docs_types.rs.

Analogues

Properties

Related

Bindings

Testing