pandoc ignoring inline math?

pandoc ignoring inline math?

[Adam Tiller]

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Apologies for a novice question that's surely a result of user error.

I'm using pandoc to convert from markdown to latex. From the command line 
I'm using "pandoc -f markdown -o content.tex filename.md"

According to the User's Guide, it seems like I should be able to use $P 
\wedge Q$ in the markdown document and have that same line appear in the 
latex version. But instead the generated latex is \(P \wedge Q\). What am I 
doing wrong?

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Re: pandoc ignoring inline math?

[John MacFarlane]

+++ Adam Tiller [Jan 28 15 11:11 ]:
>   Apologies for a novice question that's surely a result of user error.
>   I'm using pandoc to convert from markdown to latex. From the command
>   line I'm using "pandoc -f markdown -o content.tex filename.md"
>   According to the User's Guide, it seems like I should be able to use $P
>   \wedge Q$ in the markdown document and have that same line appear in
>   the latex version. But instead the generated latex is \(P \wedge Q\).

This is equivalent to `$P \wedge Q$` in LaTeX, so this
shouldn't cause any problems.

Re: pandoc ignoring inline math?

[Adam Tiller]

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I knew it must be something embarrassingly simple. Thanks very much!

On Wednesday, January 28, 2015 at 2:45:49 PM UTC-5, John MacFarlane wrote:
>
> +++ Adam Tiller [Jan 28 15 11:11 ]: 
> >   Apologies for a novice question that's surely a result of user error. 
> >   I'm using pandoc to convert from markdown to latex. From the command 
> >   line I'm using "pandoc -f markdown -o content.tex filename.md" 
> >   According to the User's Guide, it seems like I should be able to use 
> $P 
> >   \wedge Q$ in the markdown document and have that same line appear in 
> >   the latex version. But instead the generated latex is \(P \wedge Q\). 
>
> This is equivalent to `$P \wedge Q$` in LaTeX, so this 
> shouldn't cause any problems. 
>
>
>

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Re: pandoc ignoring inline math?

[Raniere Silva]

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Hi Adam,

> This is equivalent to `$P \wedge Q$` in LaTeX, so this
> shouldn't cause any problems.

Just to add two cents to John's answer, please check
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Mathematics#Mathematics_environments.

Raniere