Conversion to LaTeX: --resource-path and \includegraphics

[Bruno Grenet <bruno.grenet-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>]

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Dear all,


When converting to LaTeX (say from markdown in my case), it seems that the 
--resource-path option has no effect for \includegraphics commands. Let's 
assume for instance the following markdown file image.md:

An image: ![My image](image.jpg)

Then the commands 
> pandoc image.md -s -o image.tex
and 
> pandoc image.md -s --resource-path=img/ -o image.tex
produce the exact same file. It means that if you put image.jpg in the 
directory img/, the resulting LaTeX file will fail to compile even with the 
--resource-path option. 

I can see two solutions:

   1. Produce a \graphicspath{{img/}} command when --resource-path is used;
   2. Modify each \includegraphics to add the full path.

I expect the first one to be good in standalone document while the second 
better for non-standalone ones. And the first one is probably usable with 
multiple paths in option while the second is not. 

My questions: It the current behavior the intended behavior for some reason 
I do not understand? Is any of my solutions desirable?

Thanks!

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