Is there this option to convert to slide and document?

Is there this option to convert to slide and document?

[Aldo “Scias”]

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¿Existe esta opción para convertir a diapositiva y documento?

*Markdown with markup for relevant parts within a paragraph. !!Text!!*
Markdown con marcado para partes relevantes dentro de un párrafo. !!Texto!!
[image: import.png]

Slide with the important parts and the containing paragraph as speaker 
notes.
Diapositiva con las partes importantes y el párrafo contenedor como notas 
del orador.[image: presentation.png]
Text document with the document and the important parts without 
modifications.
Documento de texto con el documento y las partes importantes sin 
modificaciones.
[image: document.png]
Benefit:
One markdown for two documents.
Another option is to create options to convert the entire document or for 
the summary or important parts of the content.

Beneficio:
Un markdown para dos documentos.
Otra opcion es crear opciones para convertir el documento entero o para el 
resumen o partes importantes del contenido. 

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Re: Is there this option to convert to slide and document?

[Amy de Buitléir]

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Pandoc supports speaker's notes, if that's what you're looking for. See 
https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#speaker-notes

On Sunday, 19 March 2023 at 13:19:57 UTC Aldo “Scias” wrote:

> ¿Existe esta opción para convertir a diapositiva y documento?
>
> *Markdown with markup for relevant parts within a paragraph. !!Text!!*
> Markdown con marcado para partes relevantes dentro de un párrafo. !!Texto!!
> [image: import.png]
>
> Slide with the important parts and the containing paragraph as speaker 
> notes.
> Diapositiva con las partes importantes y el párrafo contenedor como notas 
> del orador.[image: presentation.png]
> Text document with the document and the important parts without 
> modifications.
> Documento de texto con el documento y las partes importantes sin 
> modificaciones.
> [image: document.png]
> Benefit:
> One markdown for two documents.
> Another option is to create options to convert the entire document or for 
> the summary or important parts of the content.
>
> Beneficio:
> Un markdown para dos documentos.
> Otra opcion es crear opciones para convertir el documento entero o para el 
> resumen o partes importantes del contenido. 
>
>

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Re: Is there this option to convert to slide and document?

[Julien Dutant]

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If I understand well, the idea is to convert the following into two 
different outputs, depending on whether the output format is revealjs/pptx 
vs pdf?
 
``` markdown
 
Text text !!important claim here!! text text text text text
text text text text text text text text text text
text text text text text
 
* Point 1 text text text text
* Point 2 text text text text
 
```
 
Would remain the same in pdf (or other document format) output, except that 
the `!! ... !!` content would be highlighted, while in slide output formats 
it would be converted to the following:
 
Would be converted to the following in slide ouputs:
 
``` markdown
important claim here
 
* Point 1 text text text text
* Point 2 text text text text
 
::: notes
Text text important claim here text text text text text
text text text text text text text text text text
text text text text text
:::
```
 
You'd have to write a Pandoc filter to do that ( 
https://pandoc.org/lua-filters.html ). It would make your work easier to 
use Span and Div markup rather than !! ... !!:
 
Text text [important claim here]{.imp} text text text text text
text text text text text text text text text text
text text text text text
 
For the document, there's only highlighting to be done, that's fairly easy. 
For the slides, you need some restructuring of content, that's less trivial 
(replace the paragraphs with their important bits, saving the paragraphs 
along, and placing them at the end of the slide in a notes Div) but it can 
be done.
 
What's not clear to me is whether many people would use it. It seems pretty 
rigid: keep all the lists, remove all the paragraphs unless marked, the 
slide text must be verbatim in the document text (instead of summarizing 
it, for instance.
 
Best, 

Julien

On Monday, March 20, 2023 at 1:08:28 PM UTC Amy de Buitléir wrote:

> Pandoc supports speaker's notes, if that's what you're looking for. See 
> https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#speaker-notes
>
> On Sunday, 19 March 2023 at 13:19:57 UTC Aldo “Scias” wrote:
>
>> ¿Existe esta opción para convertir a diapositiva y documento?
>>
>> *Markdown with markup for relevant parts within a paragraph. !!Text!!*
>> Markdown con marcado para partes relevantes dentro de un párrafo. 
>> !!Texto!!
>> [image: import.png]
>>
>> Slide with the important parts and the containing paragraph as speaker 
>> notes.
>> Diapositiva con las partes importantes y el párrafo contenedor como notas 
>> del orador.[image: presentation.png]
>> Text document with the document and the important parts without 
>> modifications.
>> Documento de texto con el documento y las partes importantes sin 
>> modificaciones.
>> [image: document.png]
>> Benefit:
>> One markdown for two documents.
>> Another option is to create options to convert the entire document or for 
>> the summary or important parts of the content.
>>
>> Beneficio:
>> Un markdown para dos documentos.
>> Otra opcion es crear opciones para convertir el documento entero o para 
>> el resumen o partes importantes del contenido. 
>>
>>

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Re: Is there this option to convert to slide and document?

[Amy de Buitléir]

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One idea that might help, would be to put any conditional output in a div 
or span, and assign it a special class, e.g. "pdf-only".

Then all you need is a pandoc filter that removes all divs or spans with 
that class. That would be a generic filter that I think a lot of people 
could find a use for, and it's just a few lines of code.

On Monday, 20 March 2023 at 16:49:41 UTC Julien Dutant wrote:

> If I understand well, the idea is to convert the following into two 
> different outputs, depending on whether the output format is revealjs/pptx 
> vs pdf?
>  
> ``` markdown
>  
> Text text !!important claim here!! text text text text text
> text text text text text text text text text text
> text text text text text
>  
> * Point 1 text text text text
> * Point 2 text text text text
>  
> ```
>  
> Would remain the same in pdf (or other document format) output, except 
> that the `!! ... !!` content would be highlighted, while in slide output 
> formats it would be converted to the following:
>  
> Would be converted to the following in slide ouputs:
>  
> ``` markdown
> important claim here
>  
> * Point 1 text text text text
> * Point 2 text text text text
>  
> ::: notes
> Text text important claim here text text text text text
> text text text text text text text text text text
> text text text text text
> :::
> ```
>  
> You'd have to write a Pandoc filter to do that ( 
> https://pandoc.org/lua-filters.html ). It would make your work easier to 
> use Span and Div markup rather than !! ... !!:
>  
> Text text [important claim here]{.imp} text text text text text
> text text text text text text text text text text
> text text text text text
>  
> For the document, there's only highlighting to be done, that's fairly 
> easy. For the slides, you need some restructuring of content, that's less 
> trivial (replace the paragraphs with their important bits, saving the 
> paragraphs along, and placing them at the end of the slide in a notes Div) 
> but it can be done.
>  
> What's not clear to me is whether many people would use it. It seems 
> pretty rigid: keep all the lists, remove all the paragraphs unless marked, 
> the slide text must be verbatim in the document text (instead of 
> summarizing it, for instance.
>  
> Best, 
>
> Julien
>
> On Monday, March 20, 2023 at 1:08:28 PM UTC Amy de Buitléir wrote:
>
>> Pandoc supports speaker's notes, if that's what you're looking for. See 
>> https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#speaker-notes
>>
>> On Sunday, 19 March 2023 at 13:19:57 UTC Aldo “Scias” wrote:
>>
>>> ¿Existe esta opción para convertir a diapositiva y documento?
>>>
>>> *Markdown with markup for relevant parts within a paragraph. !!Text!!*
>>> Markdown con marcado para partes relevantes dentro de un párrafo. 
>>> !!Texto!!
>>> [image: import.png]
>>>
>>> Slide with the important parts and the containing paragraph as speaker 
>>> notes.
>>> Diapositiva con las partes importantes y el párrafo contenedor como 
>>> notas del orador.[image: presentation.png]
>>> Text document with the document and the important parts without 
>>> modifications.
>>> Documento de texto con el documento y las partes importantes sin 
>>> modificaciones.
>>> [image: document.png]
>>> Benefit:
>>> One markdown for two documents.
>>> Another option is to create options to convert the entire document or 
>>> for the summary or important parts of the content.
>>>
>>> Beneficio:
>>> Un markdown para dos documentos.
>>> Otra opcion es crear opciones para convertir el documento entero o para 
>>> el resumen o partes importantes del contenido. 
>>>
>>>

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Re: Is there this option to convert to slide and document?

[Julien Dutant]

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Indeed, it exists already for Divs: 
https://github.com/pandoc/lua-filters/tree/master/not-in-format . Shouldn't 
be too difficult to adapt it to Spans, though the markdown will become 
heavy: 

This text [but not this comment]{.not-in-format .revealjs} appears on the 
slide.

Best,

On Monday, March 20, 2023 at 7:13:23 PM UTC Amy de Buitléir wrote:

> One idea that might help, would be to put any conditional output in a div 
> or span, and assign it a special class, e.g. "pdf-only".
>
> Then all you need is a pandoc filter that removes all divs or spans with 
> that class. That would be a generic filter that I think a lot of people 
> could find a use for, and it's just a few lines of code.
>
> On Monday, 20 March 2023 at 16:49:41 UTC Julien Dutant wrote:
>
>> If I understand well, the idea is to convert the following into two 
>> different outputs, depending on whether the output format is revealjs/pptx 
>> vs pdf?
>>  
>> ``` markdown
>>  
>> Text text !!important claim here!! text text text text text
>> text text text text text text text text text text
>> text text text text text
>>  
>> * Point 1 text text text text
>> * Point 2 text text text text
>>  
>> ```
>>  
>> Would remain the same in pdf (or other document format) output, except 
>> that the `!! ... !!` content would be highlighted, while in slide output 
>> formats it would be converted to the following:
>>  
>> Would be converted to the following in slide ouputs:
>>  
>> ``` markdown
>> important claim here
>>  
>> * Point 1 text text text text
>> * Point 2 text text text text
>>  
>> ::: notes
>> Text text important claim here text text text text text
>> text text text text text text text text text text
>> text text text text text
>> :::
>> ```
>>  
>> You'd have to write a Pandoc filter to do that ( 
>> https://pandoc.org/lua-filters.html ). It would make your work easier to 
>> use Span and Div markup rather than !! ... !!:
>>  
>> Text text [important claim here]{.imp} text text text text text
>> text text text text text text text text text text
>> text text text text text
>>  
>> For the document, there's only highlighting to be done, that's fairly 
>> easy. For the slides, you need some restructuring of content, that's less 
>> trivial (replace the paragraphs with their important bits, saving the 
>> paragraphs along, and placing them at the end of the slide in a notes Div) 
>> but it can be done.
>>  
>> What's not clear to me is whether many people would use it. It seems 
>> pretty rigid: keep all the lists, remove all the paragraphs unless marked, 
>> the slide text must be verbatim in the document text (instead of 
>> summarizing it, for instance.
>>  
>> Best, 
>>
>> Julien
>>
>> On Monday, March 20, 2023 at 1:08:28 PM UTC Amy de Buitléir wrote:
>>
>>> Pandoc supports speaker's notes, if that's what you're looking for. See 
>>> https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#speaker-notes
>>>
>>> On Sunday, 19 March 2023 at 13:19:57 UTC Aldo “Scias” wrote:
>>>
>>>> ¿Existe esta opción para convertir a diapositiva y documento?
>>>>
>>>> *Markdown with markup for relevant parts within a paragraph. !!Text!!*
>>>> Markdown con marcado para partes relevantes dentro de un párrafo. 
>>>> !!Texto!!
>>>> [image: import.png]
>>>>
>>>> Slide with the important parts and the containing paragraph as speaker 
>>>> notes.
>>>> Diapositiva con las partes importantes y el párrafo contenedor como 
>>>> notas del orador.[image: presentation.png]
>>>> Text document with the document and the important parts without 
>>>> modifications.
>>>> Documento de texto con el documento y las partes importantes sin 
>>>> modificaciones.
>>>> [image: document.png]
>>>> Benefit:
>>>> One markdown for two documents.
>>>> Another option is to create options to convert the entire document or 
>>>> for the summary or important parts of the content.
>>>>
>>>> Beneficio:
>>>> Un markdown para dos documentos.
>>>> Otra opcion es crear opciones para convertir el documento entero o para 
>>>> el resumen o partes importantes del contenido. 
>>>>
>>>>

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