pub fn new_blank() -> Self {
        Self {
            start: None,
            end: None,
        }
    }
/// Create a span with no marker information
///
/// Sometimes we simply do not know where information came from (for example
/// if it was created by software) and in that case we can create a blank
/// span.
///
/// ```
/// # use marked_yaml::Span;
/// let blank = Span::new_blank();
/// # assert_eq!(blank.start(), None);
/// # assert_eq!(blank.end(), None);
/// ```
Create a span with no marker information
Sometimes we simply do not know where information came from (for example
if it was created by software) and in that case we can create a blank
span.


Create a span with no marker information Sometimes we simply do not know where information came from ( for example if it was created by software ) and in that case we can create a blank span .
pub fn new_blank() -> Self {
        Self {
            start: None,
            end: None,
        }
    }
pub fn new_blank ( ) -> Self { Self { start : None , end : None , } }
Create a span with no marker information
Sometimes we simply do not know where information came from (for example
if it was created by software) and in that case we can create a blank
span.
Create a span with no marker information Sometimes we simply do not know where information came from ( for example if it was created by software ) and in that case we can create a blank span .
use marked_yaml::span;
let blank = Span::new_blank().
let blank = Span :: new_blank () .
assert_eq!(blank.start(), none);
None
assert_eq!(blank.end(), none);
None