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Oh, wow, this could be great. LaTeX only for the math, markdown for everything else. What if you need to futz with margins and styles or use a publisher's stan
by jordigh 11y ago
Oh, wow, this could be great. LaTeX only for the math, markdown for everything else.
What if you need to futz with margins and styles or use a publisher's standard .sty file?
- suncanon 11y agoI concur -- do any of the markdown environments listed above accept imported .cls latex style files? Would they even be compatible? It seems like this would be essential for writing research papers according to a conference's template. If so, I would definitely use....
- jamessb 11y agoWhen Pandoc converts Markdown to LaTeX, it uses a template that speciefies what header and footer material to add (http://pandoc.org/README.html#templates http://pandoc.org/README.html#templates). You could modify the default template to use whatever style file you want. Pandoc also supports references with a .bib file, and inserting TeX math formulae between dollar signs.
- lelandbatey 11y agoExactly. I've been using raw markdown processed with Pandoc as my sole document-creation tool for the past 3 years and it's worked excellently so far. Pandoc's pretty awesome.