tisdag 1 september 2020 kl. 12:05:48 UTC+2 skrev Henrik Klang:
I meant the entire section with both headline and body.
Thanks for the suggestions guys, I will try them out!
/ Henrik
tisdag 1 september 2020 kl. 11:35:15 UTC+2 skrev Albert Krewinkel:
Denis Maier writes:
> You mean like removing the sub section header? Or the whole subsection until the
> start of the next section?
> Both should be possible with a lua filter. The first is trivial, the second
> more complex (at least for me ;-). But I doubt it wouldn't be possible.
> The tricky part is possibly that pandoc's AST does not reveal the hierarchy
> here:
>
> [Header 1 ("header-1",[],[]) [Str "Header",Space,Str "1"]
> ,Para [Str "Text"]
> ,Header 2 ("header-2",[],[]) [Str "Header",Space,Str "2"]
> ,Para [Str "Text"]
> ,Header 2 ("header-2-1",[],[]) [Str "Header",Space,Str "2"]
> ,Para [Str "Text"]
> ,Header 1 ("header-1-1",[],[]) [Str "Header",Space,Str "1"]
> ,Para [Str "Text"]]
>
> So, I imagine you have to walk over the AST and when you encounter a "Header 2"
> element, you delete this and everything else until you find the next "Head 1"
> element.
That's a good approach. Untested Lua:
local keep_deleting = false
function Block (b)
if b.t == 'Header' and b.level >= 3 then
keep_deleting = true
return {}
elseif b.t == 'Header' then
keep_deleting = false
elseif keep_deleting then
return {}
end
end
The alternative is to let pandoc wrap all sections in divs and to delete
those that are undesired. See
https://gist.github.com/tarleb/a0f41adfa7b0e5a9be441e945f843299
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