21 May 2013 18:04
Generate list labels like (a)?
Hi, If I use (a) in a list in a pandoc file, the generate html file has the label "a". How to get the label as "(a)"? Thanks. -- -- Regards, Peng
21 May 2013 16:27
typeset algorithm in pandoc
Hi, I don't find a structure for typesetting algorithm. Something like the following from latex is desire. Is there anything available in pandoc? http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Algorithms -- -- Regards, Peng
20 May 2013 20:21
embedding multiple fonts in ePub
Hi, would it be possible to embed multiple fonts in an ePub file using the argument only once? I mean something like: --epub-embed-font=fonts/FreeSerif*.ttf So it would be easier for the user. Many thanks for your help, Pablo -- -- http://www.ousia.tk
20 May 2013 15:46
reuse same header level with #=
In a discussion about markdown and similar syntaxes a friend of mine suggested that one should be able to use the following:
# Level 1
## Level 2
#= same as above
level 2
#+ one level deeper
level 3
## Level 2
#- one level up
level 1
## Level 2
#= same as above
level 2
#+ one level deeper
level 3
## Level 2
#- one level up
level 1
This would be useful when moving blocks. The structure in the block would adapt to the level it is moved to.
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20 May 2013 15:40
attaching files to pandoc pdf
I just stumbled over PDFtk, a tool for messing around with PDF files without the need for acrobat. There is a tutorial on how to add an attachment to a PDF.
Then I thought that it would be awsome to be able to attach files to a pandoc-created document, just like one can include images:
Look at my <at> [file](/file_location/file.ext "filename_for_attachment_list").
<at> <at> [file_not_linked](/file_location/file.ext)
<at> [](/file_location/file.ext)
Look at my <at> [file](/file_location/file.ext "filename_for_attachment_list").
<at> <at> [file_not_linked](/file_location/file.ext)
<at> [](/file_location/file.ext)
I would suggest a syntax similar to the image syntax for easy linking. I think the <at> symbol would nicely fit as it looks simiilar to a paper clip.
However there should also be a syntax for attaching the file without any traces in the text. I suggest either doubling the <at> or removing the link text altogether.
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19 May 2013 11:52
Pandoc objective-c syntax highlighting doesn't work for some reason
Hello,
I am trying to get objective-c code highlighting to work. I use
~~~ {.m}
<code>
~~~
And run pandoc like this: pandoc code.md --highlight-style pygments -s > test.html
Unfortunately there is no syntax highlighting in the resulting file.
Highlighting works though if I change ".m" to ".c".
Where may be the problem?
Thanks
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18 May 2013 04:21
using pandoc over ssh
I've written a shell script for using pandoc over ssh: https://github.com/dsanson/ssh-pandoc-wrapper
If you are on a system that does not have pandoc installed, but have ssh access to a system that does, you can install this script, give it the name `pandoc`, and give yourself the illusion of having a (slow) local installation of pandoc.
For example, instead of typing
$ cat example.md | ssh example.com 'pandoc -o example.docx; cat example.docx; rm example.docx' >> example.docx
you can type
$ pandoc example.md -o example.docx
and the script will handle the messy details (well, not all the messy details: you need to make sure that templates and bibliography files and mages and so on are available as needed on the remote server).
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17 May 2013 05:06
Internal links for non headers
Hi, I want to link within a document to any arbitrary position within the same document. I only find how to link to headers. Is there a way to link to arbitrary positions? http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/demo/example19/Internal-links.html -- -- Regards, Peng
17 May 2013 04:59
Indent paragraph
Hi, I want to have each paragraph indented in the generated output (such as pdf or html). Is there a way to denote such information in pandoc document? Thanks. -- -- Regards, Peng
16 May 2013 23:32
16 May 2013 23:29
nested tables II, latex import/export
Hello
I realized that there is another issue. I am not really sure whether the
following table is really nested or just not simple since it contains
split and merged cells.
+-----+-----+-----+
| | | |
+-----+-----+-----+
| | | |
| +-----+ |
| | | |
+-----+-----+-----+
| | |
+-----+-----------+
which I can for example generate with emacs table.el package, I can even
export it to latex as:
\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|}
\hline
& & \\
\hline
& & \\
\cline{2-2}
& & \\
\hline
& \multicolumn{2}{l|}{} \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
So the feature proposal is:
could pandoc import the above latex construct and
export it to markdown or rst.
(Or even rtf, but in principle latex2rtf
can this also).
Uwe Brauer
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