def add_html(meta, fmt):
"""Adds html to the meta data."""
warnings = warninglevel == 2 and targets
if warnings:
msg = textwrap.dedent("""\
pandoc-eqnos: Wrote the following blocks to
header-includes. If you use pandoc's
--include-in-header option then you will need to
manually include these yourself.
""")
STDERR.write('\n')
STDERR.write(textwrap.fill(msg))
STDERR.write('\n')
# Update the header-includes metadata. Pandoc's
# --include-in-header option will override anything we do here. This
# is a known issue and is owing to a design decision in pandoc.
# See https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/3139.
if targets:
cond = fmt == 'html4' or \
(fmt == 'html' and version(PANDOCVERSION) < version('2.0'))
attr = ' type="text/css"' if cond else ''
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'html',
EQUATION_STYLE_HTML % attr)
def processor(meta, blocks): # pylint: disable=unused-argument
"""Document processor."""
if has_lettrine:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(
meta, 'tex', textwrap.dedent(r'''
\usepackage{lettrine}
'''))
def processor(meta, blocks):
"""Document processor."""
has_epigraph = False # Flags that an epigraph was found
noindent = False # Flags that next para should not be indented
# Process the blocks
for block in blocks:
if block['t'] == 'Div':
attrs = PandocAttributes(block['c'][0])
# Process epigraph divs
if 'epigraph' in attrs.classes:
# Insert tex into div content
content = block['c'][1]
content[0]['c'].insert(0, PRE)
content[-2]['c'].append(MID)
for el in content[-1]['c']:
content[-2]['c'].append(el)
content[-2]['c'].append(POST)
del content[-1]
# Set flags and continue
has_epigraph = True
noindent = True
continue
# Don't indent the first non-empty paragraph after an epigraph
if block['t'] == 'Para' and noindent:
content = stringify(quotify(copy.deepcopy(block['c'])))
if content.strip():
block['c'].insert(0, RawInline('tex', r'\noindent '))
noindent = False
if has_epigraph:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(
meta, 'tex', textwrap.dedent(r'''
\usepackage{epigraph}
'''), warninglevel)
def add_html(meta):
"""Adds html to the meta data."""
warnings = warninglevel == 2 and references
if warnings:
msg = textwrap.dedent("""\
pandoc-eqnos: Wrote the following blocks to
header-includes. If you use pandoc's
--include-in-header option then you will need to
manually include these yourself.
""")
STDERR.write('\n')
STDERR.write(textwrap.fill(msg))
STDERR.write('\n')
# Update the header-includes metadata. Pandoc's
# --include-in-header option will override anything we do here. This
# is a known issue and is owing to a design decision in pandoc.
# See https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/3139.
if references:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'html', EQUATION_STYLE_HTML)
def add_tex(meta):
"""Adds tex to the meta data."""
warnings = warninglevel == 2 and targets and \
(pandocxnos.cleveref_required() or len(names) or secoffset or \
numbersections)
if warnings:
msg = textwrap.dedent("""\
pandoc-theoremnos: Wrote the following blocks to
header-includes. If you use pandoc's
--include-in-header option then you will need to
manually include these yourself.
""")
STDERR.write('\n')
STDERR.write(textwrap.fill(msg))
STDERR.write('\n')
# Update the header-includes metadata. Pandoc's
# --include-in-header option will override anything we do here. This
# is a known issue and is owing to a design decision in pandoc.
# See https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/3139.
if pandocxnos.cleveref_required() and targets:
tex = """
%%%% pandoc-theoremnos: required package
\\usepackage{amsthm}
\\usepackage%s{cleveref}
""" % ('[capitalise]' if capitalise else '')
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(
meta, 'tex', tex, regex=r'\\usepackage(\[[\w\s,]*\])?\{cleveref\}')
if secoffset and targets:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta,
'tex',
SECOFFSET_TEX % secoffset,
regex=r'\\setcounter\{section\}')
if names:
tex = """
%% pandoc-theoremnos: set theorem types
"""
firstid = None
for thid, thname in names.items():
tex += """\\newtheorem{%s}%s{%s}%s
""" % (thid, '[%s]' % firstid if firstid is not None else '',
thname, '[section]' if numbersections and firstid is None \
else '')
if sharedcounter and firstid is None:
firstid = thid
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex', tex)
if warnings:
STDERR.write('\n')
def add_tex(meta):
"""Adds tex to the meta data."""
# pylint: disable=too-many-boolean-expressions
warnings = warninglevel == 2 and targets and \
(pandocxnos.cleveref_required() or has_unnumbered_figures or
plusname_changed or starname_changed or has_tagged_figures or
captionname_changed or numbersections or secoffset)
if warnings:
msg = textwrap.dedent("""\
pandoc-fignos: Wrote the following blocks to
header-includes. If you use pandoc's
--include-in-header option then you will need to
manually include these yourself.
""")
STDERR.write('\n')
STDERR.write(textwrap.fill(msg))
STDERR.write('\n')
# Update the header-includes metadata. Pandoc's
# --include-in-header option will override anything we do here. This
# is a known issue and is owing to a design decision in pandoc.
# See https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/3139.
if pandocxnos.cleveref_required() and targets:
tex = """
%%%% pandoc-fignos: required package
\\usepackage%s{cleveref}
""" % ('[capitalise]' if capitalise else '')
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(
meta, 'tex', tex, regex=r'\\usepackage(\[[\w\s,]*\])?\{cleveref\}')
if has_unnumbered_figures or (separator_changed and targets):
tex = """
%%%% pandoc-fignos: required package
\\usepackage{caption}
"""
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(
meta, 'tex', tex, regex=r'\\usepackage(\[[\w\s,]*\])?\{caption\}')
if plusname_changed and targets:
tex = """
%%%% pandoc-fignos: change cref names
\\crefname{figure}{%s}{%s}
""" % (plusname[0], plusname[1])
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex', tex)
if starname_changed and targets:
tex = """
%%%% pandoc-fignos: change Cref names
\\Crefname{figure}{%s}{%s}
""" % (starname[0], starname[1])
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex', tex)
if has_unnumbered_figures:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex',
NO_PREFIX_CAPTION_ENV_TEX)
if has_tagged_figures and targets:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex', TAGGED_FIGURE_ENV_TEX)
if captionname_changed and targets:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex',
CAPTION_NAME_TEX % captionname)
if separator_changed and targets:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex',
CAPTION_SEPARATOR_TEX % separator)
if numbersections and targets:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex', NUMBER_BY_SECTION_TEX)
if secoffset and targets:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta,
'tex',
SECOFFSET_TEX % secoffset,
regex=r'\\setcounter\{section\}')
if warnings:
STDERR.write('\n')
def processor(meta, blocks): # pylint: disable=unused-argument
"""Document processor."""
if replaced_figure_env:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex', MARGINFIGURE_TEX,
warninglevel)
def add_tex(meta):
"""Adds tex to the meta data."""
warnings = warninglevel == 2 and targets and \
(pandocxnos.cleveref_required() or
plusname_changed or starname_changed or numbersections or secoffset)
if warnings:
msg = textwrap.dedent("""\
pandoc-eqnos: Wrote the following blocks to
header-includes. If you use pandoc's
--include-in-header option then you will need to
manually include these yourself.
""")
STDERR.write('\n')
STDERR.write(textwrap.fill(msg))
STDERR.write('\n')
# Update the header-includes metadata. Pandoc's
# --include-in-header option will override anything we do here. This
# is a known issue and is owing to a design decision in pandoc.
# See https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/3139.
if pandocxnos.cleveref_required() and targets:
tex = """
%%%% pandoc-eqnos: required package
\\usepackage%s{cleveref}
""" % ('[capitalise]' if capitalise else '')
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(
meta, 'tex', tex, regex=r'\\usepackage(\[[\w\s,]*\])?\{cleveref\}')
if not eqref:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex',
DISABLE_CLEVEREF_BRACKETS_TEX)
if plusname_changed and targets:
tex = """
%%%% pandoc-eqnos: change cref names
\\crefname{equation}{%s}{%s}
""" % (plusname[0], plusname[1])
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex', tex)
if starname_changed and targets:
tex = """
%%%% pandoc-eqnos: change Cref names
\\Crefname{equation}{%s}{%s}
""" % (starname[0], starname[1])
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex', tex)
if numbersections and targets:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta, 'tex', NUMBER_BY_SECTION_TEX)
if secoffset and targets:
pandocxnos.add_to_header_includes(meta,
'tex',
SECOFFSET_TEX % secoffset,
regex=r'\\setcounter\{section\}')
if warnings:
STDERR.write('\n')