pandoc

问题 If I convert a single quote ' from HTML to Markdown, it is automatically escaped: % echo "'" | pandoc -f html -t markdown \' I'd like it to output without the slash, as it makes text with contractions rather much harder to read. I thought this might be due to the "all_symbols_escapable" option, but it still happens, even when I turn that off: % echo "'" | pandoc -f html -t markdown-all_symbols_escapable \' It isn't a problem, however, for markdown_strict: % echo "'" | pandoc -f html -t

问题 If I convert a single quote ' from HTML to Markdown, it is automatically escaped: % echo "'" | pandoc -f html -t markdown \' I'd like it to output without the slash, as it makes text with contractions rather much harder to read. I thought this might be due to the "all_symbols_escapable" option, but it still happens, even when I turn that off: % echo "'" | pandoc -f html -t markdown-all_symbols_escapable \' It isn't a problem, however, for markdown_strict: % echo "'" | pandoc -f html -t

问题 If I convert a single quote ' from HTML to Markdown, it is automatically escaped: % echo "'" | pandoc -f html -t markdown \' I'd like it to output without the slash, as it makes text with contractions rather much harder to read. I thought this might be due to the "all_symbols_escapable" option, but it still happens, even when I turn that off: % echo "'" | pandoc -f html -t markdown-all_symbols_escapable \' It isn't a problem, however, for markdown_strict: % echo "'" | pandoc -f html -t

问题 I've found how to add line numbers by writing, ```{.c .numberLines} int x = 1; int y = x; ``` But wonder how to add a border to the code blocks. 回答1: The "easiest" way to do this is to modify the default.beamer template and pass the --listings variable to pandoc during pdf creation. Take a look at the information for frames in the listings documentation: http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/contrib/listings/listings.pdf 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23343233/how-to-add

问题 I've found how to add line numbers by writing, ```{.c .numberLines} int x = 1; int y = x; ``` But wonder how to add a border to the code blocks. 回答1: The "easiest" way to do this is to modify the default.beamer template and pass the --listings variable to pandoc during pdf creation. Take a look at the information for frames in the listings documentation: http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/contrib/listings/listings.pdf 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23343233/how-to-add

问题 I've found how to add line numbers by writing, ```{.c .numberLines} int x = 1; int y = x; ``` But wonder how to add a border to the code blocks. 回答1: The "easiest" way to do this is to modify the default.beamer template and pass the --listings variable to pandoc during pdf creation. Take a look at the information for frames in the listings documentation: http://mirrors.ibiblio.org/CTAN/macros/latex/contrib/listings/listings.pdf 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23343233/how-to-add

问题 While other markdown implementations have a switch to escape HTML, I couldn't find one for Pandoc. I want Pandoc to convert HELLO <blink>WORLD</blink> to <p>HELLO <blink>WORLD</blink></p> . Kramdown and Maruku don't seem to support this, how about Pandoc? 回答1: You can disable the extension raw_html by using this command to compile: pandoc -f markdown-raw_html -t html Although the output does not exactly matches your expected output because it will also transform > to > . 来源： https:/

问题 My rmarkdown script looks as follows: --- title: "Untitled" author: "me" date: '`r format(Sys.time(), "%d %B, %Y")`' output: pdf_document: default bibliography: bibliography.bib --- In his book Helsel explains how to approach censored environmental data [@helsel_statistics_2012]. MY .bib file as such: @book{helsel_statistics_2012, address = {Hoboken, N.J}, edition = {2nd ed}, series = {Wiley series in statistics in practice}, title = {Statistics for censored environmental data using {Minitab}

问题 I'm trying markdown/knitr/pandoc for producing documentation and slides as an alternative to LaTeX/Beamer. One funcionality I miss is the possibility to use the same source for both types of output (slides and articles), while being able to mark content which is specific to either format. Unmarked content will appear in both presentation and article modes. I understand I can produce both types of output with the same source with Pandoc-markdown by specifying several *output*s in the YAML

问题 In the kramdown markdown documentation I read that I can insert multi line footnotes by indenting the next lines in the footnote. I tried to insert a knitr chunk into the footnote like this: --- title: "test" output: html_document layout: post --- My text[^1] [^1]:This should appear in a footnote: ```{r} runif(1:10) ``` This worked when compiling the footnote directly with knitr: If I let jekyll compile it it looks differently: The code chunk is not really in the footnote. It is above it. And