Hi,
I generated a simple document with Microsoft Word and read the generated
file. It seems that the bug comes from your sample document.
In your sample, apears outside any while on my reference
document it is the first element of the immediate following .
sample:
Line 1
Line 2
instead of:
Line 1
Line 2
Regards,
Le 2012-08-14 09:28, Joop Kiefte a écrit :
FYI, just interested if there is a known issue here and/or compliance
errors you can help pandoc with...
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From: Oliver Schrenk
Date: 2012/8/14
Subject: Re: LineEnding issues, .md > .docx
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I currently have only access to OpenOffice 3.0.
What would be a good approach to debug this? My plan is to create
native docx with something like code blocks and see how this is
formatted and how it fairs in OO, but I suspect that this is what you
did in the first place.
Am 13.08.2012 um 18:51 schrieb John MacFarlane :
I wasn't aware of this issue. I just confirmed it with LibreOffice on
Mac OS X. So it seems that the docx pandoc produces is fine for Word,
but somehow confuses the Libre/OpenOffice converter.
If anyone has insight on this, it would be welcome.
This is how pandoc renders a verbatim section in docx:
Markdown:
A level-two header
--
Docx:
A level-two header
--
Note, there's an explicit (line break) between the first line and
the second. The LibreOffice converter seems to be ignoring this. This may
be a bug in LibreOffice, though it's also possible that I'm doing it wrong.
+++ Oliver Schrenk [Aug 13 12 04:05 ]:
I mainly want to use pandoc to generate documentation for software and often
use code examples.
In markdown I format codeblocks using tabs as indentation and use `pandoc *.md
-o book.docx`) to convert the files.
When I open the result file in OpenOffice (on Linux and Windows) all line
endings are gone, in Word all line endings are displayed correctly. I suspected
issues with converting LF to CRLF and ran `unix2dos *.md` but it didn't help.
Does anybody know a way around this?
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