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Excel open CSV just fine. So I've been trying to save as CSV rather than xlsx if I'm not using "advanced" Excel features. But then I recently also run into...
Hi, @mpickering, may I ask what's the status on this? Are there any branch that has work-in-progress (to see if anything to help)? I think there are a few different...
> Is this feature still under development? Do you mean include files or table? Apparently 2 different (related) issues are mentioned here. I think the reason why it's been taking...
Try filing an issue over there (or try a pull request). Did you uses other pandoc filters? If you already have filters in python using panflute, panflute has a way...
Since he mentioned site generators, I’d imagine he’s talking about the include feature rather than CSV. By the way, since pandoc 2.0 allow arbitrary raw blocks (of other format), probably...
I have another idea on the syntax to be used: to use the new `raw_attribute` extension, and add an optional attribute `include` to it. ```{=markdown include='path/to.md'} ``` ``{=gfm include='path/to.md'} The...
In this specific case, with the existing tool I can do ```bash pandoc -s -o Untitled.native Untitled.ipynb --embed-resources -t native --extract-media=temp pandoc -s -o Untitled.html Untitled.native --embed-resources -f native ```...
Changing the title as "[Doc] Documenting the differences between piping and `--filter`", perhaps under the heading .
Another example of subtle differences between the 2 ways to apply filter: In ipynb to html/latex conversion, breaking it into 2 pipes would require the 1st pipe to use `--ipynb-output=all`.
That sounds good. Thanks! I added a list of the possible places this happens at the end of the original post above. Feel free to add more if you found...