Re: Number concatenated chapters (Was: concatenating md have a page-break between in resulting docx?)

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Hello,

My pre-processing lua filter might give a hint for you.
https://github.com/pandocker/pandocker-lua-filters/blob/master/lua/preprocess.lua
(I know this filter implement is not great. PR welcome btw )

1. make another md file ("base.md" for example) to include files by your
order like:

``` markdown
# #include "0-01-reagle-koerner.md"
# #include "1-00-hindsight.md"
# #include "1-01-reagle.md"
# #include "1-02-benjakob-harrison.md"
# #include "1-03-hill-shaw.md"
```

2. let pandoc process with base.md and the filter
pandoc -t docx --lua-filter=preprocess.lua base.md -o out.docx

3. the out.docx is equivalent to concatenated files by your order



2019年9月25日(水) 17:10 Agustín Martín <agusmba-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>:

> > In addition to adding page breaks between the chapters, I'd like to have
> the title (first level-1 heading, in this case) prefixed with an chapter
> number taken from the file name. I want to do this dynamically, as I might
> rename/resort/reorganize the files based on their names.
>
> I'm not sure if you're artificially complicating matters. Both things can
> be achieved simply by modifying your reference-doc heading styles, having
> first level heading include a pagebreak before, and being numbered. Then
> you can put any name to the files (numbers if you like for sorting), and
> all your chapters will be sensibly numbered (independently of what the name
> of the original file was).
>
>
>
> On Monday, September 16, 2019 at 10:15:49 PM UTC+2, Joseph wrote:
>>
>>
>> On 9/5/19 4:48 PM, Joseph Reagle wrote:
>> > ```
>> >  for f in *-*-*.md; do cat $f page-break.md; done > test.md
>> > ```
>>
>> In addition to adding page breaks between the chapters, I'd like to have
>> the title (first level-1 heading, in this case) prefixed with an chapter
>> number taken from the file name. I want to do this dynamically, as I might
>> rename/resort/reorganize the files based on their names.
>>
>> So, for example, `1-01-reagle.md` is the first chapter in the first
>> section, and could have '1.' prefixed to its first heading. In looking at
>> filters, especially panflute, all the examples are of stand-alone filters
>> that are stateless between invocations...
>>
>> ```
>> 0-01-reagle-koerner.md
>> 1-00-hindsight.md
>> 1-01-reagle.md
>> 1-02-benjakob-harrison.md
>> 1-03-hill-shaw.md
>> ```
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>>
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