markdown math equation not rendered correctly when I convert markdown file to pdf

markdown math equation not rendered correctly when I convert markdown file to pdf

[jd h]

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I want to convert a markdown file to pdf and it contains math equations. 
But I found that the math equation is not rendered correctly.

Here is a sample *test.md* with a math equation:

$$y\max(d^2 - {m_1}^2) + (1-y)\max({m_2}^2 - d^2)$$

If I convert *test.md* to* test.pdf *using the following command:

*pandoc -f gfm -o test.pdf test.md*

The equation is not rendered in the generated pdf file. But if I remove the* 
-f gfm , *the equation is rendered correctly.

*pandoc -o test.pdf test.md*


The above command works fine.


What is the problem here? 

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Re: markdown math equation not rendered correctly when I convert markdown file to pdf

[iandol]

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Well, that Github Flavoured Markdown (GFM) does not seem to support maths:

https://github.github.com/gfm/

Use a format (Pandoc markdown for example) that does and all is fine.

On Monday, 18 December 2017 18:26:20 UTC+8, jd h wrote:
>
> I want to convert a markdown file to pdf and it contains math equations. 
> But I found that the math equation is not rendered correctly.
>
> Here is a sample *test.md <http://test.md>* with a math equation:
>
> $$y\max(d^2 - {m_1}^2) + (1-y)\max({m_2}^2 - d^2)$$
>
> If I convert *test.md <http://test.md>* to* test.pdf *using the following 
> command:
>
> *pandoc -f gfm -o test.pdf test.md <http://test.md>*
>
> The equation is not rendered in the generated pdf file. But if I remove the* 
> -f gfm , *the equation is rendered correctly.
>
> *pandoc -o test.pdf test.md <http://test.md>*
>
>
> The above command works fine.
>
>
> What is the problem here? 
>

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Re: markdown math equation not rendered correctly when I convert markdown file to pdf

[jd h]

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I want to color the url links in the markdown (explicit url links, not in 
markdown link format). I found that only using -f gfm  can generate colored 
links.

Is there a way that colored links and math equations are both supported?

On Monday, December 18, 2017 at 10:51:11 PM UTC+8, iandol wrote:
>
> Well, that Github Flavoured Markdown (GFM) does not seem to support maths:
>
> https://github.github.com/gfm/
>
> Use a format (Pandoc markdown for example) that does and all is fine.
>
> On Monday, 18 December 2017 18:26:20 UTC+8, jd h wrote:
>>
>> I want to convert a markdown file to pdf and it contains math equations. 
>> But I found that the math equation is not rendered correctly.
>>
>> Here is a sample *test.md <http://test.md>* with a math equation:
>>
>> $$y\max(d^2 - {m_1}^2) + (1-y)\max({m_2}^2 - d^2)$$
>>
>> If I convert *test.md <http://test.md>* to* test.pdf *using the 
>> following command:
>>
>> *pandoc -f gfm -o test.pdf test.md <http://test.md>*
>>
>> The equation is not rendered in the generated pdf file. But if I remove 
>> the* -f gfm , *the equation is rendered correctly.
>>
>> *pandoc -o test.pdf test.md <http://test.md>*
>>
>>
>> The above command works fine.
>>
>>
>> What is the problem here? 
>>
>

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Re: markdown math equation not rendered correctly when I convert markdown file to pdf

[iandol]

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I would have suggested to just add the tex_math_dollars extension to gfm 
but it seems gfm doesn't support other extensions:

http://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#markdown-variants

you could try adding autolink_bare_uris to your pandoc variant invocation: *-f 
markdown+autolink_bare_uris*

or use <> around your URLs if you can?

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Re: markdown math equation not rendered correctly when I convert markdown file to pdf

[Ronald Ligteringen]

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You can use 
pandoc -f gfm -o test.pdf test.md --variable colorlinks
This will color your links and works fine with GFM


On Monday, December 18, 2017 at 11:26:20 AM UTC+1, jd h wrote:
>
> I want to convert a markdown file to pdf and it contains math equations. 
> But I found that the math equation is not rendered correctly.
>
> Here is a sample *test.md <http://test.md>* with a math equation:
>
> $$y\max(d^2 - {m_1}^2) + (1-y)\max({m_2}^2 - d^2)$$
>
> If I convert *test.md <http://test.md>* to* test.pdf *using the following 
> command:
>
> *pandoc -f gfm -o test.pdf test.md <http://test.md>*
>
> The equation is not rendered in the generated pdf file. But if I remove the* 
> -f gfm , *the equation is rendered correctly.
>
> *pandoc -o test.pdf test.md <http://test.md>*
>
>
> The above command works fine.
>
>
> What is the problem here? 
>

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