Hello,
I've been reading the texi2any output configuration and have
successfully used the ability to change how @ commands are output in
HTML mode; the introduction makes it clear that the facility is focused
on HTML, and that it might not work anywhere else.
My question: I want to make slight adjustments to the output of
'--plaintext', like change the way @url is parsed (as an example, this
would allow me to change @url{This is foo, http://foo.bar} to [This is
foo](http://foo.bar), essentially creating a "markdown" document). Am I
correct in that this isn't possible using the output configuration
approach? And if so, is there any alternative?
Best regards,
--
Frederico
