papyri.nodes:Directive

Extended Summary

DirectiveVisiter emits one of these when it meets a directive name with no registered handler, purely so the name survives long enough to be reported. A Directive is deliberately not serializable: encoding one (to CBOR or JSON) raises and names the offending directive. That forces the maintainer to register at least a drop or verbatim handler for it (e.g. papyri.directives:drop to discard it, or papyri.directives:code_handler to keep its body verbatim) before the bundle can be produced — an unhandled directive can never silently leak into the IR.

name is the directive name (e.g. "plot"); args is the argument line; options holds the :key: value option block; value is the raw body text; children holds any parsed child nodes.