For example: "shoes ($20) and socks ($5)."
The fix consists in two new restrictions:
+ the $ that ends a math span may not be directly followed by a digit.
+ no blank lines may be included within a math span.
Thanks to Joseph Reagle for noticing the bug.
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Thus, for example, "Mr. Brown" comes out as "Mr.~Brown" in LaTeX, and does
not produce a sentence-separating space. Resolves Issue #75.
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This adds unneeded complexity and makes pandoc diverge further
than necessary from other markdown extensions.
Brought documentation, tests, and debian/changelog up to date.
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+ Text.Pandoc.Readers.TeXMath exports readTeXMath, which reads raw TeX
math and outputs a string of pandoc inlines that tries to render it
as far as possible, lapsing into literal TeX when needed.
+ Added Text.Pandoc.Readers.TeXMath to pandoc.cabal + ghc66 version.
+ Modified writers so that readTeXMath is used for default HTMl output
in HTML, S5, RTF, Docbook.
+ Updated README with information about how math is rendered in all formats.
+ Updated test suite.
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is a capital letter followed by a period (including a single-letter
capital roman numeral), then it must be followed by at least two spaces.
The point of this is to avoid accidentally treating people's initials as
list markers: a paragraph may begin:
B. Russell was an English philosopher.
and this shouldn't be treated as a list.
Modified Markdown reader and README documentation.
Added a test case.
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that anyOrderedListStart did not check for a space following the
ordered list marker. So, 'A.B. 2007' would be parsed as a list item,
then fail because of the lack of space after 'A.' (required by
orderedListStart). Resolves Issue #22.
+ Fixed a similar problem in RST reader.
+ Added regression test.
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+ The changes are documented in README, under Lists.
+ The OrderedList block element now stores information
about list number style, list number delimiter, and
starting number.
+ The readers parse this information, when possible.
+ The writers use this information to style ordered
lists.
+ Test suites have been changed accordingly.
Motivation: It's often useful to start lists with
numbers other than 1, and to have control over the
style of the list.
Added to Text.Pandoc.Shared:
+ camelCaseToHyphenated
+ toRomanNumeral
+ anyOrderedListMarker
+ orderedListMarker
+ orderedListMarkers
Added to Text.Pandoc.ParserCombinators:
+ charsInBalanced'
+ withHorizDisplacement
+ romanNumeral
RST writer:
+ Force blank line before lists, so that sublists will be handled
correctly.
LaTeX reader:
+ Fixed bug in parsing of footnotes containing multiple paragraphs,
introduced by use of charsInBalanced. Fix: use charsInBalanced'
instead.
LaTeX header:
+ use mathletters option in ucs package, so that basic unicode Greek
letters will work properly.
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above 128 in HTML and Docbook output, we now just use unicode. After all,
we're declaring UTF-8 content in the header. This makes the HTML and
docbook files produced by pandoc much more readable and editable.
Changes to Entities.hs:
+ Removed specialCharToEntity
+ Added escapeSGMLChar (which just escapes the basic four, <>&")
+ Modified encodeEntities and stringToSGML to use escapeSGMLChar
+ Removed encodeEntitiesNumerical
+ Rewrote encodeEntities for better performance
+ Rewrote stringToSGML for better performance
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+ Entities are parsed (and unicode characters returned) in both
Markdown and HTML readers.
+ Parsers characterEntity, namedEntity, decimalEntity, hexEntity added
to Entities.hs; these parse a string and return a unicode character.
+ Changed 'entity' parser in HTML reader to use the 'characterEntity'
parser from Entities.hs.
+ Added new 'entity' parser to Markdown reader, and added '&' as a
special character. Adjusted test suite accordingly since now we
get 'Str "AT",Str "&",Str "T"' instead of 'Str "AT&T"..
+ stringToSGML moved to Entities.hs. escapeSGML removed as redundant,
given encodeEntities.
+ stringToSGML, encodeEntities, and specialCharToEntity are given a
boolean parameter that causes only numerical entities to be used.
This is used in the docbook writer. The HTML writer uses named
entities where possible, but not all docbook-consumers know about
the named entities without special instructions, so it seems safer
to use numerical entities there.
+ decodeEntities is rewritten in a way that avoids Text.Regex, using
the new parsers.
+ charToEntity and charToNumericalEntity added to Entities.hs.
+ Moved specialCharToEntity from Shared.hs to Entities.hs.
+ Removed unneeded 'decodeEntities' from 'str' parser in HTML and
Markdown readers.
+ Removed sgmlHexEntity, sgmlDecimalEntity, sgmlNamedEntity, and
sgmlCharacterEntity from Shared.hs.
+ Modified Docbook writer so that it doesn't rely on Text.Regex for
detecting "mailto" links.
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inline formatting markers inside reference labels: for example,
in '[A_B]: /url/a_b', the material between underscores was being
parsed as emphasized inlines.
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is now handled in the Markdown and LaTeX readers, rather than in
the writers. The HTML writer has been rewritten to use the
prettyprinting library.
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Text/Shared/Pandoc. (escapeSGML, stringToSGML, inTag,
inTagSimple, inTagIndented, selfClosingTag) These can be
used by both the HTML and Docbook writers.
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Though XML tools should support unicode, some people will be
using SGML tools, and these do not. Using entities makes the
docbook files more portable.
Also refactored encodeEntities and charToHtmlEntity in
HtmlEntities.hs
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escaped characters rather than <programlisting> and CDATA.
Reason: XML source more easily editable and readable.
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