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Otherwise it can hang if the error requests user input!
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If you want to put your slidy files in the slidy subdirectory,
for example, you can do
pandoc -t slidy -V slidy-url=slidy -s
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Also added test case.
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Instead of screen, as before.
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Reason: Some older docbook software does not work with XHTML
tables.
Closes #77.
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This is incongruous in non-English documents.
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Using inline css didn't work properly with Chrome and Safari.
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Removed s5/default/slides.js.comment,
s5/default/slides.js.packed. Added s5/default/slides.min.js.
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* Use non-minimized version of `slidy.css` with `--offline` option,
so users can more easily edit it.
* Fixed bug in slidy css that prevented proper centering of title.
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Also made simpleReferenceName parser more accurate, which
affects several other parsers.
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`--mathjax` now takes an optional URL argument. If it is not provided,
pandoc links directly to the (secure) mathjax CDN.
This is what they now recommend. Thanks to dsanson.
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This provides better support for foreign language quoting.
Thanks to Andreas Wagner for the idea.
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These aren't valid in HTML, but many HTML files produced by
Windows tools contain them. We substitute correct unicode
characters.
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The container for the TOC is now in the template, so users
can insert a header or other styling. Thanks to Bruce D'Arcus
for the suggestion.
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Instead of latex.template, we now have default.latex.
An appropriate extension is added automatically if the value of
`--template` has no extension. So, `pandoc --template=special -t latex`
looks for `special.latex`, while `pandoc --template=special -t man`
looks for `special.man`.
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This way, you can put your special.template.latex in ~/.pandoc
and use it from any directory.
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This uses lualatex to create the PDF.
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Deprecated `writerXeTeX` and the `--xetex` option.
The latex writer now produces a file that can be processed
by latex, pdflatex, lualatex, or xelatex, so this option isn't
needed.
The option is still neded in markdown2pdf, however, which
has been modified to take some options that aren't in pandoc.
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\verb is simply too fragile; it doesn't work inside command
arguments.
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This goes with the earlier change to -halt-on-error.
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This requires using a custom version of readProcessWithExitCode
that uses utf8-string's conversions instead of the system ones.
utf8-string's utf-8 conversion doesn't crash on invalid
encoding.
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markdown2pdf: reading log with non-UTF8 characters
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If there's a subtitle, it is added to the title,
separated by a colon and linebreak. Closes #280.
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Closes #279.
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Replaced 'UTF8.readFile logFile' with 'liftM toString $ BS.readFile logFile'
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Before, we used -interaction=batchmode, which just ignored errors.
This leads to bad results--users should know when something goes wrong.
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This prevents extra blank lines.
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The indented `\end{verbatim}` was causing an extra blank line in
the output.
Closes #277.
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Moved getMimeType from Text.Pandoc.Shared to Text.Pandoc.MIME,
so we won't have an API change.
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This fixes a bug in ODTs containing images. LibreOffice would signal
that these ODTs were corrupt, because the manifest.xml did not contain
a reference to the image files.
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Also do this when copying image files into EPUBs and ODTs.
Closes #263.
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(e.g. PDFs).
Closes #264.
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For example, in
Just a few glitches remaining.
<ul><li> In this situation, one loses the list.
</ul>
And in this, the preformatting.
<pre>Preformatted text not starting with its own blank line.
</pre>
Thansk to Dirk Laurie for noticing the issue.
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Closes #274.
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Textile reader: Make it possible to have colons after links.
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* Skip spaces after <b>, <emph>, etc.
* Convert Plain elements into Para when they're in a list
item with Para, Pre, BlockQuote, CodeBlock.
An example of HTML that pandoc handles better now:
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<h4> Testing html to markdown </h4>
<ul>
<li>
<b> An item in a list </b>
<p> An introductory sentence.
<pre>
Some preformatted text
at this stage comes next.
But alas! much havoc
is wrought by Pandoc.
</pre>
</ul>
~~~~
Thanks to Dirk Laurie for reporting the issues.
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* Use ctable package, which allows footnotes and
provides additional options.
* Made cell alignments work in multiline tables.
* Closes #272.
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Closes #271.
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Some EPUB e-readers, such as the Nook, require a meta element inside the
OPF metadata block to ensure the cover image is properly displayed.
When generating an EPUB using the `--epub-cover-image` option, this
patch adds the following meta element to the OPF metadata block in
`content.opf`:
<meta name="cover" content="cover-image" />
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