list function that can be used to substitute one substring
for another in a string, like 'gsub' except without regular
expressions.
+ Use 'substitute' instead of 'gsub' in the LaTeX writer. This
avoids what appears to be a bug in Text.Regex, whereby "\\^"
matches "\350". There seems to be a slight speed improvement
as well. (Note: If this works, it would be good to replace
other uses of gsub that don't employ regexs with 'substitute'.)
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start if followed by 's' and then a non-alphanumeric. (Yes,
this is English-centric, I'm afraid. But it does help, and I
can't think of a language in which 's' by itself is a word.)
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DocBook, and HTML writers. The syntax is documented in
README. Tests have been added to the test suite.
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one gets an error creating the output file in the /tmp directory.
I haven't tracked this one down, but this should serve as a
workaround.
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work. This only affects the test target on systems without
GNU diff (rare), so I'm not too worried about it.
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an error condition when it gives warnings, so instead we grep
for warnings or error messages to see if we need to print the
log.
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+ Exit if pandoc fails (second time through) -- no need to store the log for this.
+ Run pdflatex up to three times, if needed to resolve references. Also
run bibtex as needed.
+ Minor reformatting.
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+ Descriptions on examples.
+ New "features" page highlighting Pandoc's features.
+ Small other improvements.
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characters Markdown escapes are escaped in strict mode.
When not in strict mode, Pandoc allows all non-alphanumeric
characters to be escaped.
+ Added documentation of backslash escapes to README.
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+ Add a trailing ':' to TEXTINPUTS as per the instruction in TeX FAQ:
http://www.tex.ac.uk/cgi-bin/texfaq2html?label=graphicspath
In the lack of it, pdflatex silently fails, for example, with the
following command: 'TEXINPUTS=/tmp markdown2pdf'
+ Put the origdir at the front for the correct directory search order.
+ pdflatex didn't create log file on one occasion (the above command) that
made sed commands failed. Test the existence of log before filtering it.
+ A few non-essential changes.
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--ignore-args features. This allows a simpler, cleaner design.
Make use of TEXINPUTS environment variable to ensure that
pdflatex will find images and other sources in the working
directory from which markdown2pdf is called.
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+ removed -d/--debug option
+ added --dump-args option, which prints the name of the output file
(or '-' for STDOUT) and all the command-line arguments (excluding
Pandoc options and their arguments), one per line, then exits. Note
that special wrapper options will be treated as arguments if they
follow '--' at the end of the command line. Thus,
pandoc --dump-args -o foo.html foo.txt -- -e latin1
will print the following to STDOUT:
foo.html
foo.txt
-e
latin1
+ added --ignore-args option, which causes Pandoc to ignore all
(non-option) arguments, including any special options that occur
after '--' at the end of the command line.
+ '-' now means STDIN as the name of an input file, STDOUT as the
name of an output file. So,
pandoc -o - -
will take input from STDIN and print output to STDOUT. Note that
if multiple '-o' options are specified on the same line, the last
one takes precedence. So, in a script,
pandoc "$@" -o -
will guarantee output to STDOUT, even if the '-o' option was used.
+ documented these changes in man pages, README, and changelog.
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+ Improve sed filter to extract the following error contexts:
1. From a line starting with ! to the next blank line.
2. From a line beginning "LaTeX Warning:" to the next blank line.
3. From a line beginning "Error:" to the next blank line, or EOF.
+ Improve the error message headers (perhaps needs a proof reading).
Prepend the wrapper name to the error headers for easy spotting.
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/dev/null!
+ Another problem is the sed filter which returns nothing with pdfeTeX
'3.141592-1.21a-2.2 (Web2C 7.5.4)' here. As the first cut towards
fixing, use a somewhat heuristic approach: try to build a short log by
matching against a magic error stamp, dump the whole log if the previous
attempt failed. Note that, there is still room to improve this code.
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