Hello, Michel Kuhlmann <mic...@kuhlmanns.info> writes:
> I often convert files with `pandoc`. Currently there is no > pandoc-org-mode-reader, so I'm using markdown as an intermediate step. > > I'm aware of <https://github.com/robtillotson/org-pandoc.git>; this > also uses `ox-md`, so the issue applies also there. > > I found these issues inconvenient: > > - Listings create blank-lines in between > + Currently > - uno > - uno > - dos -> - dos > - tres > - tres > + Desired > - uno - uno > - dos -> - dos > - tres - tres I am aware of this. A patch should land in maint very soon. > - Formulas are getting surrounded by \( \); > + Currently > $Q_{max}$ -> \(Q_{max}\) > + Desired > $Q_{max}$ -> $Q_{max}$ > > - customisable meta-data export (currently nothing exported) of, say, > > #+TITLE: myTitle > #+KEYWORDS: cat1 cat2 > #+AUTHOR: meMyself > #+DATE : 2014-01-21 > #+OPTIONS: toc:t > > + Desired > * meta-yaml-block > > --- > title: myTitle > author: meMyself > catgories: cat1 cat2 > date: 2014-01-21 > toc: toc:t > ... > > * pandoc header > > % myTitle > % meMyself > % 2014-01-21 The goal of ox-md.el is to provide vanilla Mardown, so anyone can derive a more specialized back-end out of it. Formulas (handled by ox-html) and meta-data export do not belong to the vanilla flavour. Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou