* How to manipulate with Block elements with Lua filters
@ 2022-01-10 14:32 Tomáš Kruliš
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From: Tomáš Kruliš @ 2022-01-10 14:32 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hello,
I would like to ask how you should, in general, detect and manipulate with
Pandoc `block` elements. Currently, I am trying to replace `<div
class='replace-me'>` tag with `<note>` tag in similar (highly simplified)
HTML file:
```.{html}
<html>
<body>
<p> First line. </p>
<div class="replace-me another-class"> This should carry on to converted
document. </div>
<p>End.</p>
</body>
</html>
```
I have tried to detect the `<div>` tag, use `walk_block` to get the `<div>`
content and put it in `<note>` tag, I also found a code using `:walk`
method. Lastly, I tried to convert `<div>` content to simple string and
concatenate that in `RawInline` type:
```.{lua}
if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
return pandoc.RawInline('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
else
return elem
end
```
But none of that is working. I would like to ask you, how to work in
general with `pandoc_walk` or `:walk` (are they the same?) and how to deal
with my specific situation?
Thank you very much for any help, I ope that afterwards I will be able to
help myself a little bit more :)
Regards Tomas
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From: BPJ @ 2022-01-10 18:46 UTC (permalink / raw)
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It is neither possible nor needed to convert the whole block to HTML within
the filter; rather you should just inject the start and end tags:
``````lua
-- Create these only once, for speed and resources saving!
local pre = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>')
local post = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '</note>')
function Div (div)
-- The order of the classes shouldn't matter!
if div.classes:includes('replace-me') then
local content = div.content
table.insert(content, 1, pre)
table.insert(content, post)
return content
end
return nil
end
``````
Den mån 10 jan. 2022 15:33Tomáš Kruliš <tomas.krulis@integromat.com> skrev:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to ask how you should, in general, detect and manipulate with
> Pandoc `block` elements. Currently, I am trying to replace `<div
> class='replace-me'>` tag with `<note>` tag in similar (highly simplified)
> HTML file:
>
> ```.{html}
> <html>
> <body>
> <p> First line. </p>
> <div class="replace-me another-class"> This should carry on to converted
> document. </div>
> <p>End.</p>
> </body>
> </html>
> ```
>
> I have tried to detect the `<div>` tag, use `walk_block` to get the
> `<div>` content and put it in `<note>` tag, I also found a code using
> `:walk` method. Lastly, I tried to convert `<div>` content to simple string
> and concatenate that in `RawInline` type:
>
> ```.{lua}
> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
> return pandoc.RawInline('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
> else
> return elem
> end
> ```
>
> But none of that is working. I would like to ask you, how to work in
> general with `pandoc_walk` or `:walk` (are they the same?) and how to deal
> with my specific situation?
> Thank you very much for any help, I ope that afterwards I will be able to
> help myself a little bit more :)
> Regards Tomas
>
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From: Tomáš Kruliš @ 2022-01-11 14:07 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: pandoc-discuss
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Oh, so the `div` content is a `table` in lua terms? That didn't occured to
me, even though it probably should ... I actually managed to replace it not
as a `RawInline`, but `RawBlock`, like so:
```.{lua}
if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
return pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
else
return elem
end
```
But thank you for your solution, for me it was very educational!
Another thing that I struggle with is to wrap my head around `walk_block`
function. From the examples in the pandoc official page it is not much
clearer to me. I think I now understand that they are used to
iterate/filter over the contents of the block that is being walked over.
But if the block element contains only String elements (paragraph with
simple text), then also Str-filter functions are applied to it?
Maybe my confusion can be voiced like this: When should I use
`pandoc.walk_block` function to get what I want and cannot use something
else? Explained not only with code, but also with commentary ...
Dne pondělí 10. ledna 2022 v 19:46:37 UTC+1 uživatel BPJ napsal:
> It is neither possible nor needed to convert the whole block to HTML
> within the filter; rather you should just inject the start and end tags:
>
> ``````lua
> -- Create these only once, for speed and resources saving!
> local pre = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>')
> local post = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '</note>')
>
> function Div (div)
> -- The order of the classes shouldn't matter!
> if div.classes:includes('replace-me') then
> local content = div.content
> table.insert(content, 1, pre)
> table.insert(content, post)
> return content
> end
> return nil
> end
> ``````
>
> Den mån 10 jan. 2022 15:33Tomáš Kruliš <tomas....@integromat.com> skrev:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I would like to ask how you should, in general, detect and manipulate
>> with Pandoc `block` elements. Currently, I am trying to replace `<div
>> class='replace-me'>` tag with `<note>` tag in similar (highly simplified)
>> HTML file:
>>
>> ```.{html}
>> <html>
>> <body>
>> <p> First line. </p>
>> <div class="replace-me another-class"> This should carry on to converted
>> document. </div>
>> <p>End.</p>
>> </body>
>> </html>
>> ```
>>
>> I have tried to detect the `<div>` tag, use `walk_block` to get the
>> `<div>` content and put it in `<note>` tag, I also found a code using
>> `:walk` method. Lastly, I tried to convert `<div>` content to simple string
>> and concatenate that in `RawInline` type:
>>
>> ```.{lua}
>> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
>> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
>> return pandoc.RawInline('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
>> else
>> return elem
>> end
>> ```
>>
>> But none of that is working. I would like to ask you, how to work in
>> general with `pandoc_walk` or `:walk` (are they the same?) and how to deal
>> with my specific situation?
>> Thank you very much for any help, I ope that afterwards I will be able to
>> help myself a little bit more :)
>> Regards Tomas
>>
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>> .
>>
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* Re: How to manipulate with Block elements with Lua filters
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@ 2022-01-11 20:56 ` Bastien DUMONT
2022-01-11 21:25 ` Bastien DUMONT
2022-01-12 9:45 ` BPJ
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From: Bastien DUMONT @ 2022-01-11 20:56 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: pandoc-discuss-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw
You should use it when you want to apply a filter inside specific blocs only. The applied filter is a table of key-value pairs, where the key is one of Pandoc's types and the value a function.
Whith this input file:
```.md
Here emphasis is _italics_.
::: {.change-emphasis}
Here emphasized and **bold** strings are _underlined_.
:::
It's _normal_ again.
```
And this filter:
```.lua
-- The filter to be applied inside "change-emphasis" divs.
-- Notice that as we are in a table, entries are separated by a comma.
local to_underline = {
Emph = function(el)
return pandoc.Underline(el.content)
end,
Strong = function(el)
return pandoc.Underline(el.content)
end
}
function Div(div)
if div.classes:includes('change-emphasis', 1) then
-- We return the transformed div.
return pandoc.walk_block(div, to_underline)
end
end
```
you will get:
pandoc -L test.lua test.md
<p>Here emphasis is <em>italics</em>.</p>
<div class="change-emphasis">
<p>Here emphasized and <u>bold</u> strings are <u>underlined</u>.</p>
</div>
<p>It’s <em>normal</em> again.</p>
Le Tuesday 11 January 2022 à 06:07:32AM, Tomáš Kruliš a écrit :
> Oh, so the `div` content is a `table` in lua terms? That didn't occured to me,
> even though it probably should ... I actually managed to replace it not as a
> `RawInline`, but `RawBlock`, like so:
>
> ```.{lua}
> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
> return pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
> else
> return elem
> end
> ```
>
> But thank you for your solution, for me it was very educational!
> Another thing that I struggle with is to wrap my head around `walk_block`
> function. From the examples in the pandoc official page it is not much clearer
> to me. I think I now understand that they are used to iterate/filter over the
> contents of the block that is being walked over. But if the block element
> contains only String elements (paragraph with simple text), then also
> Str-filter functions are applied to it?
> Maybe my confusion can be voiced like this: When should I use
> `pandoc.walk_block` function to get what I want and cannot use something else?
> Explained not only with code, but also with commentary ...
> Dne pondělí 10. ledna 2022 v 19:46:37 UTC+1 uživatel BPJ napsal:
>
> It is neither possible nor needed to convert the whole block to HTML within
> the filter; rather you should just inject the start and end tags:
>
> ``````lua
> -- Create these only once, for speed and resources saving!
> local pre = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>')
> local post = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '</note>')
>
> function Div (div)
> -- The order of the classes shouldn't matter!
> if div.classes:includes('replace-me') then
> local content = div.content
> table.insert(content, 1, pre)
> table.insert(content, post)
> return content
> end
> return nil
> end
> ``````
>
> Den mån 10 jan. 2022 15:33Tomáš Kruliš <tomas....@integromat.com> skrev:
>
> Hello,
>
> I would like to ask how you should, in general, detect and manipulate
> with Pandoc `block` elements. Currently, I am trying to replace `<div
> class='replace-me'>` tag with `<note>` tag in similar (highly
> simplified) HTML file:
>
> ```.{html}
> <html>
> <body>
> <p> First line. </p>
> <div class="replace-me another-class"> This should carry on to
> converted document. </div>
> <p>End.</p>
> </body>
> </html>
> ```
>
> I have tried to detect the `<div>` tag, use `walk_block` to get the
> `<div>` content and put it in `<note>` tag, I also found a code using
> `:walk` method. Lastly, I tried to convert `<div>` content to simple
> string and concatenate that in `RawInline` type:
>
> ```.{lua}
> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
> return pandoc.RawInline('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
> else
> return elem
> end
> ```
>
> But none of that is working. I would like to ask you, how to work in
> general with `pandoc_walk` or `:walk` (are they the same?) and how to
> deal with my specific situation?
> Thank you very much for any help, I ope that afterwards I will be able
> to help myself a little bit more :)
> Regards Tomas
>
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* Re: How to manipulate with Block elements with Lua filters
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@ 2022-01-11 21:25 ` Bastien DUMONT
2022-01-12 9:45 ` BPJ
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From: Bastien DUMONT @ 2022-01-11 21:25 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: pandoc-discuss-/JYPxA39Uh5TLH3MbocFFw
And yes, top-level functions for Str will apply inside the block too. If you wan't to "protect" strings in this block, I would suggest the following:
```.md
All this will be changed.
::: {.protected}
Here not.
:::
All this will be changed.
```
```.lua
function Str(el)
el.text = 'changed'
return el
end
local protect = {
Str = function(el)
return pandoc.RawInline('protected', el.text)
end
}
local function protect_protected(div)
if div.classes:includes('protected', 1) then
return pandoc.walk_block(div, protect)
end
end
local function Str(str)
str.text = 'changed'
return str
end
local function to_str_again(rawinline)
if rawinline.format == 'protected' then
return pandoc.Str(rawinline.text)
end
end
-- Here we change the execution order of the functions
return {
{ Div = protect_protected },
{ Str = Str },
{ RawInline = to_str_again }
}
```
pandoc -L test.lua test.md
<p>changed changed changed changed changed</p>
<div class="protected">
<p>Here not.</p>
</div>
<p>changed changed changed changed changed</p>
Le Tuesday 11 January 2022 à 06:07:32AM, Tomáš Kruliš a écrit :
> Oh, so the `div` content is a `table` in lua terms? That didn't occured to me,
> even though it probably should ... I actually managed to replace it not as a
> `RawInline`, but `RawBlock`, like so:
>
> ```.{lua}
> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
> return pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
> else
> return elem
> end
> ```
>
> But thank you for your solution, for me it was very educational!
> Another thing that I struggle with is to wrap my head around `walk_block`
> function. From the examples in the pandoc official page it is not much clearer
> to me. I think I now understand that they are used to iterate/filter over the
> contents of the block that is being walked over. But if the block element
> contains only String elements (paragraph with simple text), then also
> Str-filter functions are applied to it?
> Maybe my confusion can be voiced like this: When should I use
> `pandoc.walk_block` function to get what I want and cannot use something else?
> Explained not only with code, but also with commentary ...
> Dne pondělí 10. ledna 2022 v 19:46:37 UTC+1 uživatel BPJ napsal:
>
> It is neither possible nor needed to convert the whole block to HTML within
> the filter; rather you should just inject the start and end tags:
>
> ``````lua
> -- Create these only once, for speed and resources saving!
> local pre = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>')
> local post = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '</note>')
>
> function Div (div)
> -- The order of the classes shouldn't matter!
> if div.classes:includes('replace-me') then
> local content = div.content
> table.insert(content, 1, pre)
> table.insert(content, post)
> return content
> end
> return nil
> end
> ``````
>
> Den mån 10 jan. 2022 15:33Tomáš Kruliš <tomas....@integromat.com> skrev:
>
> Hello,
>
> I would like to ask how you should, in general, detect and manipulate
> with Pandoc `block` elements. Currently, I am trying to replace `<div
> class='replace-me'>` tag with `<note>` tag in similar (highly
> simplified) HTML file:
>
> ```.{html}
> <html>
> <body>
> <p> First line. </p>
> <div class="replace-me another-class"> This should carry on to
> converted document. </div>
> <p>End.</p>
> </body>
> </html>
> ```
>
> I have tried to detect the `<div>` tag, use `walk_block` to get the
> `<div>` content and put it in `<note>` tag, I also found a code using
> `:walk` method. Lastly, I tried to convert `<div>` content to simple
> string and concatenate that in `RawInline` type:
>
> ```.{lua}
> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
> return pandoc.RawInline('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
> else
> return elem
> end
> ```
>
> But none of that is working. I would like to ask you, how to work in
> general with `pandoc_walk` or `:walk` (are they the same?) and how to
> deal with my specific situation?
> Thank you very much for any help, I ope that afterwards I will be able
> to help myself a little bit more :)
> Regards Tomas
>
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* Re: How to manipulate with Block elements with Lua filters
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From: BPJ @ 2022-01-12 9:45 UTC (permalink / raw)
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The div content is an enhanced `pandoc.List` table with some useful methods:
https://pandoc.org/lua-filters.html#module-pandoc.list
The filter documentation notes where you will find List objects in the type
descriptions.
BTW you probably don't want to use the return value of
pandoc.utils.stringify the way you did because it strips all formatting. If
you just inject the HTML tags the way I showed formatting in the div
content will be preserved.
Den tis 11 jan. 2022 15:08Tomáš Kruliš <tomas.krulis@integromat.com> skrev:
> Oh, so the `div` content is a `table` in lua terms? That didn't occured to
> me, even though it probably should ... I actually managed to replace it not
> as a `RawInline`, but `RawBlock`, like so:
>
> ```.{lua}
> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
> return pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
> else
> return elem
> end
> ```
>
> But thank you for your solution, for me it was very educational!
> Another thing that I struggle with is to wrap my head around `walk_block`
> function. From the examples in the pandoc official page it is not much
> clearer to me. I think I now understand that they are used to
> iterate/filter over the contents of the block that is being walked over.
> But if the block element contains only String elements (paragraph with
> simple text), then also Str-filter functions are applied to it?
> Maybe my confusion can be voiced like this: When should I use
> `pandoc.walk_block` function to get what I want and cannot use something
> else? Explained not only with code, but also with commentary ...
> Dne pondělí 10. ledna 2022 v 19:46:37 UTC+1 uživatel BPJ napsal:
>
>> It is neither possible nor needed to convert the whole block to HTML
>> within the filter; rather you should just inject the start and end tags:
>>
>> ``````lua
>> -- Create these only once, for speed and resources saving!
>> local pre = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>')
>> local post = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '</note>')
>>
>> function Div (div)
>> -- The order of the classes shouldn't matter!
>> if div.classes:includes('replace-me') then
>> local content = div.content
>> table.insert(content, 1, pre)
>> table.insert(content, post)
>> return content
>> end
>> return nil
>> end
>> ``````
>>
>> Den mån 10 jan. 2022 15:33Tomáš Kruliš <tomas....@integromat.com> skrev:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I would like to ask how you should, in general, detect and manipulate
>>> with Pandoc `block` elements. Currently, I am trying to replace `<div
>>> class='replace-me'>` tag with `<note>` tag in similar (highly simplified)
>>> HTML file:
>>>
>>> ```.{html}
>>> <html>
>>> <body>
>>> <p> First line. </p>
>>> <div class="replace-me another-class"> This should carry on to converted
>>> document. </div>
>>> <p>End.</p>
>>> </body>
>>> </html>
>>> ```
>>>
>>> I have tried to detect the `<div>` tag, use `walk_block` to get the
>>> `<div>` content and put it in `<note>` tag, I also found a code using
>>> `:walk` method. Lastly, I tried to convert `<div>` content to simple string
>>> and concatenate that in `RawInline` type:
>>>
>>> ```.{lua}
>>> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
>>> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
>>> return pandoc.RawInline('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
>>> else
>>> return elem
>>> end
>>> ```
>>>
>>> But none of that is working. I would like to ask you, how to work in
>>> general with `pandoc_walk` or `:walk` (are they the same?) and how to deal
>>> with my specific situation?
>>> Thank you very much for any help, I ope that afterwards I will be able
>>> to help myself a little bit more :)
>>> Regards Tomas
>>>
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From: Tomáš Kruliš @ 2022-01-13 14:40 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Thank you BPJ and Bastien for great examples and clarifications around the
`walk_block` function and how to do the specific changes I was struggling
with. In this specific case, I could omit the formatting, but at the same
time, I didn't know that `pandoc.utils.stringify` does that.
About the string protecting, it is a great idea, but I have to study a
little bit more because I am getting lost there :)
Thank you guys for your help!
Dne středa 12. ledna 2022 v 10:46:13 UTC+1 uživatel BPJ napsal:
> The div content is an enhanced `pandoc.List` table with some useful
> methods:
>
> https://pandoc.org/lua-filters.html#module-pandoc.list
>
> The filter documentation notes where you will find List objects in the
> type descriptions.
>
> BTW you probably don't want to use the return value of
> pandoc.utils.stringify the way you did because it strips all formatting. If
> you just inject the HTML tags the way I showed formatting in the div
> content will be preserved.
>
> Den tis 11 jan. 2022 15:08Tomáš Kruliš <tomas....@integromat.com> skrev:
>
>> Oh, so the `div` content is a `table` in lua terms? That didn't occured
>> to me, even though it probably should ... I actually managed to replace it
>> not as a `RawInline`, but `RawBlock`, like so:
>>
>> ```.{lua}
>> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
>> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
>> return pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
>> else
>> return elem
>> end
>> ```
>>
>> But thank you for your solution, for me it was very educational!
>> Another thing that I struggle with is to wrap my head around `walk_block`
>> function. From the examples in the pandoc official page it is not much
>> clearer to me. I think I now understand that they are used to
>> iterate/filter over the contents of the block that is being walked over.
>> But if the block element contains only String elements (paragraph with
>> simple text), then also Str-filter functions are applied to it?
>> Maybe my confusion can be voiced like this: When should I use
>> `pandoc.walk_block` function to get what I want and cannot use something
>> else? Explained not only with code, but also with commentary ...
>> Dne pondělí 10. ledna 2022 v 19:46:37 UTC+1 uživatel BPJ napsal:
>>
>>> It is neither possible nor needed to convert the whole block to HTML
>>> within the filter; rather you should just inject the start and end tags:
>>>
>>> ``````lua
>>> -- Create these only once, for speed and resources saving!
>>> local pre = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>')
>>> local post = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '</note>')
>>>
>>> function Div (div)
>>> -- The order of the classes shouldn't matter!
>>> if div.classes:includes('replace-me') then
>>> local content = div.content
>>> table.insert(content, 1, pre)
>>> table.insert(content, post)
>>> return content
>>> end
>>> return nil
>>> end
>>> ``````
>>>
>>> Den mån 10 jan. 2022 15:33Tomáš Kruliš <tomas....@integromat.com> skrev:
>>>
>>>> Hello,
>>>>
>>>> I would like to ask how you should, in general, detect and manipulate
>>>> with Pandoc `block` elements. Currently, I am trying to replace `<div
>>>> class='replace-me'>` tag with `<note>` tag in similar (highly simplified)
>>>> HTML file:
>>>>
>>>> ```.{html}
>>>> <html>
>>>> <body>
>>>> <p> First line. </p>
>>>> <div class="replace-me another-class"> This should carry on to
>>>> converted document. </div>
>>>> <p>End.</p>
>>>> </body>
>>>> </html>
>>>> ```
>>>>
>>>> I have tried to detect the `<div>` tag, use `walk_block` to get the
>>>> `<div>` content and put it in `<note>` tag, I also found a code using
>>>> `:walk` method. Lastly, I tried to convert `<div>` content to simple string
>>>> and concatenate that in `RawInline` type:
>>>>
>>>> ```.{lua}
>>>> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
>>>> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
>>>> return pandoc.RawInline('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
>>>> else
>>>> return elem
>>>> end
>>>> ```
>>>>
>>>> But none of that is working. I would like to ask you, how to work in
>>>> general with `pandoc_walk` or `:walk` (are they the same?) and how to deal
>>>> with my specific situation?
>>>> Thank you very much for any help, I ope that afterwards I will be able
>>>> to help myself a little bit more :)
>>>> Regards Tomas
>>>>
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From: Ioan Muntean @ 2023-06-26 19:12 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Dear BPJ
I read this post and thank you for illuminating some aspects of walking a
DIV element in pandoc. My story is different but I tried to achieve
something simpler.
I have a docx document and I want to convert it to Latex to include some
special styles. . I adapted your code and all works well except that I get
extra lines between the environment definition and content.
Here is my adapted code:
function Div(divclaims)
local preclaims = pandoc.RawInline('latex', '\\begin{claims}')
local postclaims = pandoc.RawInline('latex', '\\end{claims}')
local preissues = pandoc.RawInline('latex', '\\begin{issues}')
local postissues = pandoc.RawInline('latex', '\\end{issues}')
divbe=tostring(divclaims.t)
styletobe=tostring(divclaims.attr)
if (string.find(styletobe, "Claims") or string.find(styletobe, "Issues"))
then
if (string.find(styletobe, "Claims")) then pre=preclaims post=postclaims
print("Claim found") end
if (string.find(styletobe, "Issues")) then pre=preissues post=postissues
print("Issue found") end
local content = divclaims.content
table.insert(content, 1, pre)
table.insert(content, post)
return content
end
return nil
end
The Latex looks cool, except that the table.insert adds some empty lines :
\begin{issues}
text with formatting....
\end{issues}
That baffles the Latex interpreter . My question is: how can I modify the
code such that my latex output will have no extra empty lines?
\begin{issues} text text \end{issues}
Thank you in advance!
Ioan M.
On Monday, January 10, 2022 at 12:46:37 PM UTC-6 BPJ wrote:
> It is neither possible nor needed to convert the whole block to HTML
> within the filter; rather you should just inject the start and end tags:
>
> ``````lua
> -- Create these only once, for speed and resources saving!
> local pre = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>')
> local post = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '</note>')
>
> function Div (div)
> -- The order of the classes shouldn't matter!
> if div.classes:includes('replace-me') then
> local content = div.content
> table.insert(content, 1, pre)
> table.insert(content, post)
> return content
> end
> return nil
> end
> ``````
>
> Den mån 10 jan. 2022 15:33Tomáš Kruliš <tomas....@integromat.com> skrev:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I would like to ask how you should, in general, detect and manipulate
>> with Pandoc `block` elements. Currently, I am trying to replace `<div
>> class='replace-me'>` tag with `<note>` tag in similar (highly simplified)
>> HTML file:
>>
>> ```.{html}
>> <html>
>> <body>
>> <p> First line. </p>
>> <div class="replace-me another-class"> This should carry on to converted
>> document. </div>
>> <p>End.</p>
>> </body>
>> </html>
>> ```
>>
>> I have tried to detect the `<div>` tag, use `walk_block` to get the
>> `<div>` content and put it in `<note>` tag, I also found a code using
>> `:walk` method. Lastly, I tried to convert `<div>` content to simple string
>> and concatenate that in `RawInline` type:
>>
>> ```.{lua}
>> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
>> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
>> return pandoc.RawInline('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
>> else
>> return elem
>> end
>> ```
>>
>> But none of that is working. I would like to ask you, how to work in
>> general with `pandoc_walk` or `:walk` (are they the same?) and how to deal
>> with my specific situation?
>> Thank you very much for any help, I ope that afterwards I will be able to
>> help myself a little bit more :)
>> Regards Tomas
>>
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>>
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Den mån 26 juni 2023 21:12Ioan Muntean <imuntean-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> skrev:
> Dear BPJ
> I read this post and thank you for illuminating some aspects of walking a
> DIV element in pandoc. My story is different but I tried to achieve
> something simpler.
> I have a docx document and I want to convert it to Latex to include some
> special styles. . I adapted your code and all works well except that I get
> extra lines between the environment definition and content.
>
Sorry for the delay. At first I didn't notice your post and then I was very
busy.
The reason for the "extra" whitespace is that the raw text before and after
the div are separate blocks, and Pandoc inserts a blank space between
blocks because usually it is both wanted and necessary. The workaround for
that is to convert the div to latex while running the filter and
concatenate it with the prefix and postfix into a single raw latex block.
You can see how to do that in the attached filter, which maybe will work
for you as is. It is a slimmed-down version of an undocumented filter which
does the same for either classes or arbitrary attributes and for multiple
output formats, but with the whitespace-avoiding stuff added.
Here is my adapted code:
>
> function Div(divclaims)
>
> local preclaims = pandoc.RawInline('latex', '\\begin{claims}')
> local postclaims = pandoc.RawInline('latex', '\\end{claims}')
> local preissues = pandoc.RawInline('latex', '\\begin{issues}')
> local postissues = pandoc.RawInline('latex', '\\end{issues}')
>
> divbe=tostring(divclaims.t)
> styletobe=tostring(divclaims.attr)
>
> if (string.find(styletobe, "Claims") or string.find(styletobe,
> "Issues")) then
> if (string.find(styletobe, "Claims")) then pre=preclaims post=postclaims
> print("Claim found") end
> if (string.find(styletobe, "Issues")) then pre=preissues post=postissues
> print("Issue found") end
>
> local content = divclaims.content
>
> table.insert(content, 1, pre)
> table.insert(content, post)
>
>
>
> return content
> end
> return nil
> end
>
>
>
> The Latex looks cool, except that the table.insert adds some empty lines :
>
> \begin{issues}
>
> text with formatting....
>
> \end{issues}
>
> That baffles the Latex interpreter . My question is: how can I modify the
> code such that my latex output will have no extra empty lines?
>
> \begin{issues} text text \end{issues}
>
> Thank you in advance!
> Ioan M.
>
>
>
> On Monday, January 10, 2022 at 12:46:37 PM UTC-6 BPJ wrote:
>
>> It is neither possible nor needed to convert the whole block to HTML
>> within the filter; rather you should just inject the start and end tags:
>>
>> ``````lua
>> -- Create these only once, for speed and resources saving!
>> local pre = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '<note>')
>> local post = pandoc.RawBlock('html', '</note>')
>>
>> function Div (div)
>> -- The order of the classes shouldn't matter!
>> if div.classes:includes('replace-me') then
>> local content = div.content
>> table.insert(content, 1, pre)
>> table.insert(content, post)
>> return content
>> end
>> return nil
>> end
>> ``````
>>
>> Den mån 10 jan. 2022 15:33Tomáš Kruliš <tomas....@integromat.com> skrev:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I would like to ask how you should, in general, detect and manipulate
>>> with Pandoc `block` elements. Currently, I am trying to replace `<div
>>> class='replace-me'>` tag with `<note>` tag in similar (highly simplified)
>>> HTML file:
>>>
>>> ```.{html}
>>> <html>
>>> <body>
>>> <p> First line. </p>
>>> <div class="replace-me another-class"> This should carry on to converted
>>> document. </div>
>>> <p>End.</p>
>>> </body>
>>> </html>
>>> ```
>>>
>>> I have tried to detect the `<div>` tag, use `walk_block` to get the
>>> `<div>` content and put it in `<note>` tag, I also found a code using
>>> `:walk` method. Lastly, I tried to convert `<div>` content to simple string
>>> and concatenate that in `RawInline` type:
>>>
>>> ```.{lua}
>>> if elem.t == 'Div' and elem.classes[1] == "replace-me" then
>>> content = pandoc.utils.stringify(elem.content)
>>> return pandoc.RawInline('html', '<note>' .. content.. '</note>')
>>> else
>>> return elem
>>> end
>>> ```
>>>
>>> But none of that is working. I would like to ask you, how to work in
>>> general with `pandoc_walk` or `:walk` (are they the same?) and how to deal
>>> with my specific situation?
>>> Thank you very much for any help, I ope that afterwards I will be able
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