My wrapper script replaces an asterisk in the output filename with the input filename minus extension, provided there is only one input file or batch mode, so you say e.g. `-o '*.pdf'`. Hilarity ensues if you forget the quotes though, so perhaps some other character would be better, assuming there *is* any suitable character which isn't special to any shell...
/bpj
--I wrote a custom script to do this in the past, but I’m now thinking it probably would be useful to many others if this is build into pandoc. e.g.
-o ""set the convention that tell pandoc to auto-generate the path and filename.
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