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I am not sure I completely understand the use case but I am intrigued. I ran the following enough times that I finally aliased it to `prettymd`: $ pandoc -t
by dfc 12y ago
I am not sure I completely understand the use case but I am intrigued. I ran the following enough times that I finally aliased it to `prettymd`:
$ pandoc -t markdown --atx-headers --no-wrap uglyfile.md
That has been my go to way to clean up some of my crufty markdown formatting. I have a variant `spretyymd` that pipes the output to aspell. Obviously this does not replace the file in situ or create diffs. In situ pipe processing is always risky sounding enough that I never thought about doing it.
I wish someone would write an updated par with better documentation.
- carterschonwald 12y agopandoc is AWESOME. Also pandoc actually got a haskell.org gsoc slot, which i'm really happy about (I helped make it happen)
- dfc 12y agoI can not say enough about pandoc. Atleast once I week I say "Why didn't you just pandoc -x -y -z it?" I am looking forward to the orgmode reader developments.
- carterschonwald 12y agoThis is actually the first summer pandoc got a gsoc student to! (via haskell.org umbrella org). A lot of great work will be landing this summer, including some neat support for URL encoded inline images (and a bunch of other great things)