Previously if you tried to use the same label as an earlier
example list item, you'd get a new number, not the old one,
and references to the label would go to the second occurrence.
Now an existing label will be reused, and no new number will
be generated. Caveat: this only works reliably when the
re-used example list item occurs by itself in a list, or
occurs in a list of previously used example list items that
occur in exactly the same order as previously.
...past a closing `]` boundary. This was causing an
exponential performance bug on long lists of links
containing potential emphasis characters.
Closes#9710.
Including a title graphic on a beamer template might require some
options, like e.g. `height=1.5cm` to ensure some image will fit at its
place in a given template.
Omit the information about versions of dependencies.
We no longer emit version info at this level anyway;
pandoc-cli intercepts `--version`.
This code would only be called if someone used the pandoc
library function `handleWithOptInfo` in their own program.
blocks, unless there is no other option.
Mainly this is motivated by #9677. If we put raw tex in a
raw_attribute block, then the macros don't get interpreted
when it is read again by pandoc's markdown reader.
We parse these as Math elements with an `aligned` environment.
Semantically it's not exactly the same, but better than falling
back to raw LaTeX.
Closes#9679.
We now use a HexChars token instead of HexChar; this allows
us to store sequences of escaped words, which will be important
for handling ANSI code pages that can have mulitbyte sequences.
Also, we add an optional parameter to ANSI for the code page.
So far this doesn't do anthing.
All prep for #9683.
Previously a Div with an identifier derived from the filename
would be added around the contents of each file. This caused
problems for "chunking" files into chapters, e.g. in EPUB.
We no longer add the surrounding Div. This cooperates better with
chunking. Note, however, that if you have relied on the old
behavior to link to the beginning of the contents of a file using
its filename as identifier, that will no longer work.
Closes#8741.
When the last parPart before a header was a bookmark, no span with an
anchor was added for a bookmark in the header. But the function that
adds header anchors to the anchor map, needs a span with an anchor.
So this commit adds that span.
The Typst writer will pass on specially marked attributes as raw Typst
parameters on selected elements. This allows extensive customization
using filters.
An attribute with key `typst:PROP` will set the PROP parameter on
the corresponding Typst element.
An attribute with key `typst:text:PROP` will set a parameter on a Typst
`#set text()` rule or a text element.
The feature has been implemented for the following elements:
* span text
* div and div text
* table and table text
* table cell and table cell text
It would be possible to support more elements in the future.
A separate document has been added that provides extensive
documentation and examples of the use of this feature.
This commit https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/commit/bde3d7622ddd2cda7adabc309335bb2865c1d520 allowed `custom-style` to work with ODT but this is not mentioned in the manual. I tested what happens when the Style is not present and updated the text accordingly. I edited via Github web interface so hard wrapping is approximate. I hope the anchor to the reference doc works as expected (`#option--reference-doc` is the anchor as far as I could determine)...
Albert Krewinkel