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While it is not an issue of vim-pandoc-markdown-preview, since there is a possible solution, it would be great to solve it.
Problem: markdown which is deeply nested (say 5+ levels), is not parsed by pandoc to pdf
However, pandoc converts the same deply nested markdown to html just fine.
I was wondering, can you somehow make this work off an html file?
example of my mapping: nnoremap <Leader>pd :w!<CR>:w!/home/myuser/tmp/vim-markdown.md<CR>:!pandoc -s -f markdown -t html -o /home/myuser/tmp/vim-markdown.html /home/myuser/tmp/vim-markdown.md<CR>:!dillo /home/myuser/tmp/vim-markdown.html > /dev/null 2> /dev/null&<CR><CR>
as you can see, i am using a temporary file, and a browser called dillo which has a very small footprint. But, it's not a real time rendering..
Let me know what you think.
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Pandoc's --pdf-engine option makes it possible to compile Markdown to PDF using HTML as the intermediate step. You could set g:md_args to something like --pdf-engine=wkhtmltopdf to have this plugin do that. If Pandoc can convert your nested Markdown to HTML fine, then I would guess that would work to convert it to PDF as well.
Hi,
While it is not an issue of vim-pandoc-markdown-preview, since there is a possible solution, it would be great to solve it.
Problem: markdown which is deeply nested (say 5+ levels), is not parsed by pandoc to pdf
However, pandoc converts the same deply nested markdown to html just fine.
I was wondering, can you somehow make this work off an html file?
example of my mapping:
nnoremap <Leader>pd :w!<CR>:w!/home/myuser/tmp/vim-markdown.md<CR>:!pandoc -s -f markdown -t html -o /home/myuser/tmp/vim-markdown.html /home/myuser/tmp/vim-markdown.md<CR>:!dillo /home/myuser/tmp/vim-markdown.html > /dev/null 2> /dev/null&<CR><CR>
as you can see, i am using a temporary file, and a browser called dillo which has a very small footprint. But, it's not a real time rendering..
Let me know what you think.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: