Parsing a mixed markdown/latex document

Parsing a mixed markdown/latex document

[Gustaf Rydevik]

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Hi,

I am trying to use pandoc-citeprocs excellent bibliography functions to 
replace the latex-native bibtex alternatives. 

In order to do this I have, starting with a latex document, replaced 
\cite{xxx} with [@xxx], split out the headers and bottoms into a latex 
template, and run pandoc with the citeproc filter. The references work 
beautifully, but unfortunately pandoc messes up some of the latex code 
(understandably). comment markers %  gets escaped, "\["  and "\]" gets 
replaced by {[}, etcetera. 

Is there any way to make pandoc be less "greedy" in trying to preserve 
special characters etcetera, and/or a way to just run the citeproc script 
looking for "[@dfsdf]" - code to replace?  it would be such a neat workflow 
if it worked! 

Best regards,
Gustaf 

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Re: Parsing a mixed markdown/latex document

[John MACFARLANE]

Why not just use pandoc's latex reader?

    pandoc -f latex --filter pandoc-citeproc --bibliography mybib.bib

If you use simple enough latex, this should work okay. And
then you don't need to modify the source at all.

+++ Gustaf Rydevik [Sep 08 15 11:34 ]:
>   Hi,
>   I am trying to use pandoc-citeprocs excellent bibliography functions to
>   replace the latex-native bibtex alternatives.
>   In order to do this I have, starting with a latex document, replaced
>   \cite{xxx} with [@xxx], split out the headers and bottoms into a latex
>   template, and run pandoc with the citeproc filter. The references work
>   beautifully, but unfortunately pandoc messes up some of the latex code
>   (understandably). comment markers %  gets escaped, "\["  and "\]" gets
>   replaced by {[}, etcetera.
>   Is there any way to make pandoc be less "greedy" in trying to preserve
>   special characters etcetera, and/or a way to just run the citeproc
>   script looking for "[@dfsdf]" - code to replace?  it would be such a
>   neat workflow if it worked!
>   Best regards,
>   Gustaf
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