avraham wrote:
You are really fast with your reactions and with your fingers.
Re your question: Can you give me a reliable criterium to recognize
automatically the "paragraph structure of the initial document" ?
That really depends on the style of the text.
Many times if you look for lines having fullstop ('.') as their last
non-whitespace, you'll get a good enough approximation for where to
insert the "end of paragraph"s.
In other texts you can be a bit more restrictive, e.g. demand that the
following line is empty, or starts with whitespace.
Another note: if your'e preserving line structure, normally you'd also
want to preserve spaces and maybe even make it fixed font (because
sometimes plaintext files contain tables, ascii graphics and other stuff
which depends on char positions) in these cases you normally just
enclose the whole text with \begin{verbatim} .... \end{verbatim}
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