Process multiple files with pandoc

Process multiple files with pandoc

[Code Faster]

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Hi!

I have a folder structure like

a.md
c.md
subfolder/b.md
subfolder/subsubfolder/d.md

and I would like to transform them to e.g. latex like

a.md
a.tex
c.md
c.tex
subfolder/b.md
subfolder/b.tex
subfolder/subsubfolder/d.md
subfolder/subsubfolder/d.tex

Do you know if there is a platform-independend command for this without 
using bash or windows-shell?

Regards

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Re: Process multiple files with pandoc

[Daniel Staal]

On 8/31/17 10:51 AM, Code Faster wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> I have a folder structure like
> 
> a.md
> c.md
> subfolder/b.md
> subfolder/subsubfolder/d.md
> 
> and I would like to transform them to e.g. latex like
> 
> a.md
> a.tex
> c.md
> c.tex
> subfolder/b.md
> subfolder/b.tex
> subfolder/subsubfolder/d.md
> subfolder/subsubfolder/d.tex
> 
> Do you know if there is a platform-independend command for this without 
> using bash or windows-shell?

Would Python or Perl count as platform-independent?  I don't think there 
is anything to do this in Pandoc itself, though it's fairly trivial in 
any shell or scripting language.

Daniel T. Staal

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Process multiple files with pandoc

[Kolen Cheung]

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Why you need it to be platform independent first?

It's always possible to do it, but if e.g. makefile can be used, what you're asking can be done in 4 lines in makefile.

Process multiple files with pandoc

[Kolen Cheung]

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Or, on other words, may be you can be more specific on the requirements, like what do you want to achieve. (I guess to some extend makefile can be used on Windows too? And then there is Cmake.)