+ New writer module Text.Pandoc.Writers.EPUB
+ Stylesheet in epub.css
+ --epub-stylesheet command-line option.
+ New utility module Text.Pandoc.UUID to generate
random UUIDs for EPUBs.
+ Transformed the old Text.Pandoc.ODT module into a proper
writer module, Text.Pandoc.Writers.ODT.
+ Instead of saveOpenDocumentAsODT, we now have writeODT, which
takes a Pandoc document and produces a bytestring.
saveOpenDocumentAsODT has been removed.
+ To extract the images and insert them into the ODT, we now use
processPandocM on the Pandoc document rather than a custom XML parser.
+ Handle the case where the image is remote (or not found) by
converting the Image element into an Emph with the label.
+ Plumbing in pandoc.hs changed slightly to accomodate this, and to
allow other writers that live in the IO monad.
Resolves Issue #242. Previously the bird tracks would be
stripped off when pandoc was not compiled with highlighting support,
even if -t html+lhs was specified.
Thanks to Nicholas Wu for pointing out the problem.
* This affects the RST and Markdown readers.
* The type for stateKeys in ParserState has also changed.
* Pandoc, Meta, Inline, and Block have been given Ord instances.
* Reference keys now have a type of their own (Key), with its
own Ord instance for case-insensitive comparison.
Use new rawLaTeXInline' in LaTeX reader, and export rawLaTeXInline
for use in markdown reader.
Fixes bug wherein '\section{foo}' was not recognized as raw TeX
in markdown document.
* This replaces a lot of custom parser code, and expands
the tex -> unicode conversion.
* The behavior has also changed: if the whole formula can't
be converted, the whole formula is left in raw TeX.
Previously, pandoc converted parts of the formula to unicode
and left other parts in raw TeX.
* Added (but not yet exported) readTeXMath', which returns a Maybe.
* Updated tests
Previously some characters that are illegal in HTML identifiers,
such as '<', were being allowed in header identifiers. The logic
has now been fixed. Thanks to Xyne for reporting.
Now it escapes all characters that aren't allowed in a URI.
%, ?, /, and other characters that are allowed in a URI are
left alone. Unicode high characters are UTF-8 encoded.
* Added stringToURI to Shared. This is used in the HTML
writer for all URIs. It properly URI-encodes high
characters (> 127), leaving everything else (including
symbols and spaces) the same.
* Modified unsanitaryURI to allow UTF8 characters in a URI.
(First, we convert the URI to URI-encoded octets, then we
pass through parseURIReference.)
This resolves gitit Issue #99. Previously
'[abc](http://gitit.net/测试)' would not be rendered as
a link when --sanitize was selected.
It's safe to depend on extensible-exceptions, since this is
shipped with GHC 6.10 and 6.12.
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* Added data/MathMLinHTML.js, which is included when no URL is provided
for --mathml. This allows MathML to be displayed in better browsers,
as text/html.
* The module was no longer necessary; its functionality (two lines)
was incorporated into pandoc.hs.
* Consolidated the two LaTeXMathML.js files into one.
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If argument is an absolute URL without a recognized extension,
and no reader is explicitly specified, use HTML.
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Text.Pandoc.Writers.Markdown now exports a writePlain,
which writes plain text without links, pictures, or
special formatting (not even markdown conventions).
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Now we have a list of "transforms" (Pandoc -> Pandoc).
They get applied at the end in a fold.
This should make it easier to add new document-transforming
options in the future.
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The new rule: If the link target is an absolute URL, an external
link is created. Otherwise, a wikilink is created.
Examples:
1. [label](/foo/bar) => [[foo/bar|label]]
2. [label](foo) => [[foo|label]]
3. [label](http://gitit.net/foo) => [http://gitit.net/foo label]
Note on 1: We strip the leading / here, since otherwise we get a
link to Help:Links/foo/bar. would it be better for 1 to become
[http://{SERVERNAME}}/foo/bar label]? Perhaps, since this would
guarantee the same link destination as you'd get if you used the
HTML writer directly.
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Also, DON'T put image in figure (as was done previously)
when it's an inline image.
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