pandoc

问题 I've spent a considerable about of time trying to figure out how I can take a markdown file, which contains TeX math and convert it into an ePub file where the math is rendered properly. For example: This is a markdown file. Here is a [link](www.example.com). Here is some inline math: $\sigma_{i=1}^n \frac{\mu}{100}$ Here is an equation: $$ y = mx + b $$ How can I convert a markdown file with the above text into an ePub file? I've experimented with different methods of conversion using Pandoc

问题 I am trying to convert from html to pdf with Pandoc. The output is pretty nice, still with the command pandoc index.html -o output.pdfI lose all my internal links (from table of contents to chapters, from text to footnotes, etc). In my HTML this is the outdegree link <p class="calibre18"><a href="#calibre_link-73"><span class="calibre8">CHAPTER ONE</span></a><br class="calibre19"></br><a href="#calibre_link-73">The Ever Expanding Domain of Computation</a></p> which then lands here <a href="

问题 I use ipython notebook to type math and then convert to latex. To make mathjax understand \newcommand , I have to put it inside $...$ . For example, $\newcommand{\cl}{\operatorname{cl}}$ works well with mathjax. The problem is that when I convert to tex file using pandoc, it is still $\newcommand{\cl}{\operatorname{cl}}$ there, but what I want is just \newcommand{\cl}{\operatorname{cl}} (no $...$ ). Is there anyone please show me how to solve this problem? Thank you very much in advance! 回答1:

问题 I just wanted to ask if anyone knows a short filter for Pandoc to automatically add footnotes to any links. I just want to have readable link source in my printed documents. So to specify, I'd like to go from [link](url) To something like [link](url)[^link: url] So in the printed PDF the URL of the links I am referring to, should be visible at the bottom of the page. 回答1: Try pandoc -o myfile.pdf -V links-as-notes=true myfile.md This only works in PDF output, but it's simple and doesn't

问题 I am checking my R package for CRAN submission, but there is one NOTE that I cannot get rid of. I googled it but seems this NOTE is not common thus I didn't find much useful information. Could any one provide me with a solution? Below is part of the output from R CMD check --as-cran . * using R version 3.2.0 (2015-04-16) * using platform: x86_64-apple-darwin13.4.0 (64-bit) * using session charset: UTF-8 * using option ‘--as-cran’ ... ... * checking DESCRIPTION meta-information ... OK *

问题 I have a rmarkdown document that I render regularly with rmarkdown::render It works fine on my computer (Windows) as I have RStudio installed, and it has setup automatically the path to pandoc. However when I try to run it on my server (outside RStudio), it fails with error that pandoc is not found. How can I set up manually the path the pandoc from my script? Without changing the configuration on the server. I have tried this but it doesn't work: Sys.setenv(RSTUDIO_PANDOC="PATH_TO_MY_PANDOC

问题 Markdown Pandoc Table ---------------------------------------------------------- Protocol of Treatment ---------------------------------------------------------- PAH is classified into 5 groups. Suspect pulmonary hypertension if patients have dyspnea unexplained by another clinically evident cardiac or pulmonary disorder. Chest x-ray, spirometry, ECG, transthoracic Doppler ECHO Confirm the diagnosis by right heart catheterization. Treat group 1 by giving pulmonary vasodilators and, if these

问题 I am working with R, knitr and pander, and I can't find the option that would allow me to print a grid on a table with pander. I tried : pander(tableToPrint, style='grid') but it doesn't do anything, neither with this option or with 'multiline', 'rmarkdown'... I always get an horizontal line, then the column names, another horizontal line, all my data and an horizontal line. I would like to have an horizontal line between every line. Another option would be to alternate row colors. 回答1: There

问题 In a .Rmd file with the header below, I want to include an abstract, so I tried the standard LateX article form, \abstract{This paper explores a variety of topics related to the question of testing the equality of covariance matrices in multivariate linear models, particularly in the MANOVA setting. The main focus is on graphical methods that can be used to understand features of data related to this question.} But, surprisingly (I know this seems weird), the references in my References

问题 I just re-installed my macOS. Using brew install pandoc I installed Pandoc, and it installed v2, which caused some of my regression tests of a web app to fail. As I'm running an older version on my server (1.16.0.2), I want to install this version on my computer. But sadly, I don't seem to be able to do it with homebrew, as there doesn't seem to be a legacy version available, only the most current one? The brew search command doesn't show any versions: $ brew search pandoc ==> Searching local