The Pier Book offers this pretty much out of the box. Doru
On 25 Jul 2012, at 11:22, Stéphane Ducasse wrote: > Hi > > To support the publication in pdf and html directly, plus let people not to > bother about latex, > I would really to experiment the following for the next chapters of books. > I do not know well markdown but I would like to know if the following makes > sense. > > I would like to see if we can use markdown (plus some extensions for in > text annotation, figure definition) > as pivot language and to be able to generate latex and html from it. > > From a simple analysis of current chapter here are the needs: > > structure > title (with ref) > section (with ref) > subsection > paragraph > itemize/enumerate > code snippet (with ref) > figure with caption and ref > > inside a text area > link > code > index > comment for editor > citation > reference > > I probably miss some of them but this is the core and we can reduce the > number from the latex stand point. > What do you think? Does markdown support the item above. > Is the petitMarkdown parser working? Because I would like to write a visitor > that generates the latex we use for the book. > > I would like to use Zinc documentation as a test. > > Stef > > -- www.tudorgirba.com "Being happy is a matter of choice."
