I used to do this (in macOS / zsh), as seen in the Pandoc FAQ:<br /><br />for f in *.md;<br />do pandoc \<br />--defaults=defaults.yml \<br />"$f" \<br />--output="${f%.md}.htm";<br />done<br /><br />But I am now changing output formats in defaults.yml (or additional default files), e.g. “to: docx”, and the target files obviously shouldn’t have “.htm” then.<br /><br />How can I modify the for loop so the correct suffix is applied for the output format set in a defaults file?<br /><br />(I realize I could manually add a “output-format-suffix” shell variable and use that in the loop, but I hope there’s something more elegant than that.)<br /><br />Thank you.<br />

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