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Use ODT native footnotes instead of references/hyperlinks #144
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Pandoc does use native opendocument footnotes. Here's an example: % pandoc -t opendocument <text:p text:style-name="Text_20_body">hi<text:note text:id="ftn0" text:note- And, when I look at pandoc-generated ODTs in OpenOffice, the footnotes appear as If all that fails, it would be helpful if you'd send a text file that produces the Google Code Info: |
You are right. Pandoc 1.4 does the right thing with footnotes. I was Sorry for the false alarm. I did discover a bug in Pandoc 1.4, however. When converting a Format error discovered in the file in sub-document content.xml at When I unzip it and examine line 700 of content.xml, there is indeed 699 <style:style style:name="T696" style:family="text"><style:text-properties I have put an asterisk at column 167, where several of the attributes Another glitch: In my file, pandoc fails to convert the \section{foobar} Also, pandoc similarly does not handle the \textsc{} command for small Thanks for a very nice piece of software, which means I can stop using latex2rtf. With best wishes, Peter Google Code Info: |
PS. Also, the LaTeX reader does not know about "~" as a non-breaking space, though Google Code Info: |
Thanks for all of this. I've contacted the author of the opendocument module to see On the \section{foobar} issue: I can't reproduce this. Can you send Google Code Info: |
I did some experimenting with Pandoc 1.4 and it appears that the \section{foobar} bug With regard to the other issue, would it be possible to convert the Latex tilde (~) Best wishes, Peter Google Code Info: |
Thanks for the clarification. And yes, I'm on board with the ~ change. Google Code Info: |
The remaining bug (with duplicate attributes) is resolved in All the other issues are addressed in 1.5.0.1. So I'm closing the bug. Google Code Info: |
I'm looking for a way to convert LaTeX files with complex footnotes to ODT
and thence to MS Word. Pandoc is almost perfect, but when I open the
output in OpenOffice, the footnotes are not the sort of thing you get when
you use OpenOffice to insert a footnote. Rather, it is a hyperlink to text
at the end of the file. It would be great if Pandoc could be configured to
use OpenOffice's native footnote and/or endnote type instead.
Also, a spurious paragraph break is generated after the footnote mark if it
appears mid-paragraph (using version 0.46).
Best wishes,
Peter
Google Code Info:
Issue #: 222
Author: phes...@gmail.com
Created On: 2010-03-04T15:15:23.000Z
Closed On: 2010-03-22T16:54:16.000Z
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