Re: Escape sequence in LUA filters, problems multiple citations conversion of docx to Latex

[Ioan Muntean <imuntean-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>]

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Hi Sandra
Thanks for the question. I do have a workable code I adapted to my needs 
and I will post it here. I plan to comment it heavily such that it can be 
used for different purposes.
Thansk for your patience.
I can send also a number of samples. My code converts everything into latex 
not tex.
Ioan

On Tuesday, August 23, 2022 at 4:56:47 AM UTC-5 Sandra Martin wrote:

> Hi Ioan, I'm currently trying to do exactly the same thing: docx to tex 
> with BBT references (I'm using their CSL script 
> https://gist.githubusercontent.com/01baftb/dc769574b29891263588a89c62bc2476/raw/67035b0efef81c8633d99e0ddbf4f493c5f79af6/better-bibtex-citekeys-modded-to-use-cite-latex-command.csl). 
> However, I'm failing with the Pandoc conversion steps since it also 
> converts raw latex. Would you be willing to post your filter and Pandoc 
> command? That would be immensely helpful! 
> Best, Sandra
>
> Ioan Muntean schrieb am Sonntag, 6. Juni 2021 um 03:40:13 UTC+2:
>
>> Dear Bastien
>> Thanks! I checked your idea and it is working perfectly fine! Thanks! I 
>> managed to create the exact filter I need to generate the right citation 
>> for Bibtex from a docx file. I managed to recreate the right entries by 
>> using \citetext and \citeapl for complex references.
>> Thanks. I can post my filter for those interested. There is still some 
>> major differences between the docx filter and the md conversions to latex.
>> Best
>> Ioan
>>
>> On Friday, June 4, 2021 at 5:44:32 PM UTC-4 Bastien Dumont wrote:
>>
>>> Your problem doesn't have anything to do with Lua escaping rules, but 
>>> with Pandoc conversion of strings to LaTeX. What you tell Pandoc to do 
>>> is to convert a string beginning with a backslash to LaTeX, so it uses 
>>> (rightly) \textbackslash. Instead, what you would like to pass is raw 
>>> LaTeX code: to that end, use pandoc.RawInline. 
>>>
>>> Le Friday 04 June 2021 à 10:01:53AM, Ioan Muntean a écrit : 
>>> > Hello all, 
>>> > 
>>> > I have some troubles with escaping sequence in a Lua filter. I am 
>>> using the 
>>> > function Str() and I simply want to generate the text "\cite" in a 
>>> Latex output 
>>> > . 
>>> > This is the function: 
>>> > return pandoc.Str([[\cite{]]..latex_citekey.."}") 
>>> > 
>>> > The output is: \textbackslash cite\{ 
>>> > How do I escape the converter if I want to get an output like "\cite"? 
>>> I think 
>>> > it has something to do with inline characters, but I do not know how 
>>> to use 
>>> > them. 
>>> > 
>>> > Here is the bigger picture: 
>>> > 
>>> > I am trying to convert with Pandoc DOCX files to Latex. I use Zotero 
>>> references 
>>> > and a Better than Bibtex style in docx to create references for 
>>> pandoc. 
>>> > The --citedoc --natlib --bibliography=<.bib file> options works with 
>>> single 
>>> > reference in DOCX 
>>> > The entry: [@parker2009computinguncomputablediscrete] 
>>> > is converted to \cite{parker2009computinguncomputablediscrete} 
>>> > 
>>> > [@cartwright2006wellorderedscience; @cichy2019deepneuralnetworks; 
>>> > @parker2009computinguncomputablediscrete] 
>>> > 
>>> > is not converted but kept exactly like that in the Latex file. But the 
>>> Docx 
>>> > conversion does not work for multiple references or for prefixes or 
>>> suffixes of 
>>> > citations. But the same pandoc command for a markdown input works 
>>> fine. I 
>>> > suspect there is some difference on how the docx and markdown 
>>> converter works. 
>>> > 
>>> > 
>>> > I am currently almost done with writing a Lua filter and the intention 
>>> is to 
>>> > generate the correct output 
>>> > 
>>> > \cite{cartwright2006wellorderedscience, cichy2019deepneuralnetworks, 
>>> > parker2009computinguncomputablediscrete} 
>>> > 
>>> > Thanks in advance! 
>>> > 
>>> > Ioan 
>>> > 
>>> > 
>>> > 
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