Aaron O'Leary

I agree - this is essential for academic writing. I wish I knew Haskell! The current way around this, in the mailing list [discussion](https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pandoc-discuss/MxGKvnNI08c/M6398LGWvqIJ), is functional but clumsy. Would this...

sort of relevant pr: https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/pull/509 Mailing list discussion: - Figure specific - [How to reference a figure in pandoc markdown?](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/pandoc-discuss/MxGKvnNI08c) - [Referring to figures (and other 'objects')](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/pandoc-discuss/_dGUHqdDJ-4) - More general...

@lukepfister, regarding common interfaces - yes! I don't have any ideas just now but I think it could save us a lot of pain in the future if we at...

Additional db and coif being added in #164

You mean to strip all of the non code content from a file? There isn't a way to do that but it wouldn't be difficult to add. It would have...

Thanks for reporting again. This is because notedown isn't very clever about parsing markdown and it is parsing item 1b as an indented code block. It does this regardless of...

Thanks. I should be able to look into this next week. In the meantime, check your r installation - can you use knitr from the r console?

1. Does `notedown example.Rmd --knit > example.ipynb` work on Ubuntu? 2. Have you definitely got knitr installed on windows? `--rmagic --run` uses rpy2 rather than knitr, which might be why...

I think this comes down to supporting an indented fenced code block. Technically this should be possible on markdown -> notebook conversion. As for notebook -> markdown conversion: I don't...

@nthiery can you link me to a real example of the input that you would like to process? And corresponding output? I'd like to understand a bit better. R.e. notebook...