pandoc.mediabag.lookup() always returns {nil, nil}

pandoc.mediabag.lookup() always returns {nil, nil}

[Axel Rauschmayer]

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I’ve tried relative paths, but it even fails for me with the absolute path 
of a file that definitely exists:

local mimeType, contents = pandoc.mediabag.lookup(
"/Users/rauschma/tmp/latexboxes/img/icons/lightbulb-regular.jpg")
print(mimeType) -- "nil"

Any ideas as to what I’m doing wrong? Thanks!

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Re: pandoc.mediabag.lookup() always returns {nil, nil}

[Albert Krewinkel]

pandoc.mediabag.lookup is intended to be used if the mediabag has
already been filled, e.g. when pandoc reads a docx document.

It looks like pandoc.mediabag.fetch is the function you are looking for,
possibly in combination with pandoc.mediabag.insert.

HTH

Axel Rauschmayer writes:

> I’ve tried relative paths, but it even fails for me with the absolute path
> of a file that definitely exists:
>
> local mimeType, contents = pandoc.mediabag.lookup(
> "/Users/rauschma/tmp/latexboxes/img/icons/lightbulb-regular.jpg")
> print(mimeType) -- "nil"
>
> Any ideas as to what I’m doing wrong? Thanks!


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Re: pandoc.mediabag.lookup() always returns {nil, nil}

[Axel Rauschmayer]

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Yes, indeed! Thanks for your answer! I had already found my mistake and 
deleted my post – for that reason.

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