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Custom formats custom writers can be written in. Pandoc understands a number of useful markdown syntax extensions, including document metadata (title, author, date); footnotes; tables; definition lists; superscript and subscript; strikeout; enhanced ordered lists (start number and numbering style are significant); running example lists; delimited code blocks with syntax highlighting; smart quotes, dashes, and ellipses; markdown inside HTML blocks; and inline LaTeX. If strict markdown compatibility is desired, all of these extensions can be turned off. LaTeX math (and even macros) can be used in markdown documents. Several different methods of rendering math in HTML are provided, including MathJax and translation to MathML. LaTeX math is converted (as needed by the output format) to unicode, native Word equation objects, MathML, or groff eqn. Pandoc includes a powerful system for automatic citations and bibliographies, using (which derives from Andrea Rossato’s ).

This means that you can write a citation like [see @doe99, pp. 33-35; also @smith04, ch.

1] and pandoc will convert it into a properly formatted citation using any of hundreds of styles (including footnote styles, numerical styles, and author-date styles), and add a properly formatted bibliography at the end of the document. Many forms of bibliography database can be used, including bibtex, RIS, EndNote, ISI, MEDLINE, MODS, and JSON citeproc.

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Citations work in every output format. There are many ways to customize pandoc to fit your needs, including a template system and a powerful system for writing filters. Pandoc includes a Haskell library and a standalone command-line program. The library includes separate modules for each input and output format, so adding a new input or output format just requires adding a new module. Pandoc is free software, released under the. Copyright 2006-2017.

Advanced text editors with reStructuredText support, IDEs, and docutils GUIs: • Emacs. •: •, • (Vim reStructuredText) plugin for Vim7 with folding. • plugin for Vim that emulates two-pane outliner with support for reStructuredText (since version 4.0b2). Coda 2 Serial Keygen Patch. • Vim plugin to take notes in reStructured text. • programmers editor with • • Gnome's gedit offers syntax highlighting and a reST preview pane. Latest version of the plugin is available from (See also: ). • A /TextWrangler for editing reST documents.

• Gunnar Schwant's is a wxPython GUI application for Docutils. Flowjo 10 Mac Crack App here. • by Bill Bumgarner is a Docutils GUI for Mac OS X. • is an, written in Python using PyQt. It can be used as IDE for literal programming, as a filing cabinet holding any kind of data and as with outlines containing reStructuredText markup. • is a browser-based reStructuredText editor with syntax highlighting and PDF/HTML export functionality using Sphinx.

• is a 'simple online editor for reStructuredText on Flask'. You can try it on. • is a tool to go directly from reStructuredText to PDF, via. No LaTeX installation is required.

• by Martin Blais is a minimal front end producing LaTeX, compiling the LaTeX file, getting the produced output to the destination location and finally deleting all the messy temporary files that this process generates. • is a front end for the generation of PDF documents from a reStructuredText source via LaTeX in one step cleaning up intermediate files. It uses the Python wrapper for LaTeX and friends. • py.rest from the Codespeak converts reStructuredText files to HTML and PDF (cleaning up the intermediate latex files). Similar to buildhtml.py, it looks recursively for.txt files in the given PATHS. • is another PDF Writer based on ReportLabs. • is a pure Python PDF Writer based on a document template and a style sheet (beta).

• The Python Documentation Generator by Georg Brandl was originally created to translate the, and is now a wide choice of projects. It can generate complete web sites (interlinked and indexed HTML pages), ePub, PDF, and others from a set of rst source files. See • The static site generator, uses reStructuredText by default. • is a static site generator (mainly for blogs). Articles/pages can be written in reStructuredText or Markdown format. • is a static bloggin framework based on. • by Oliver Rutherfurd, converts reStructuredText to an.ht template, for use with.

• by Gunnar Schwant, is an HTML writer which supports navigation bars. •, by Michael Foord, is a tool for creating web sites with reStructuredText. • by Oliver Rutherfurd, generates Microsoft HTML Help files from reStructuredText files. • produces XHTML that strictly conforms to the XHTML 1.0 specification. • produces XHTML conforming to the version 1.0 Transitional DTD that contains enough formatting information to be viewed by a lightweight HTML browser without CSS support. • A by Bill Bumgarner that doesn't rely on CSS (stylesheets). • is a document converter that can write Markdown, reStructuredText, HTML, LaTeX, RTF, DocBook XML, and S5.

• by Michael Alyn Miller, lets you transform reStructuredText documents into XML/XHTML files using XSLT stylesheets. • An by Ladislav Lhotka enables reStructuredText annotations to be included in RELAG NG XML schemas. • by Oliver Rutherfurd. •, written by Martin Blais, is a publishing system which extracts information from reStructuredText documents and stores it in a database.

Python knowledge is required to write extractor functions (see ) and to retrieve the data from the database again. • The by Martin Blais pickles the document tree to a binary string. Later unpickling will allow you to publish with other Writers.

• The, by Jon Waltman converts reStructuredText to Texinfo, the documentation format used by the GNU project and the Emacs text editor. Texinfo can be used to produce multiple output formats, including HTML, PDF, and Info. • Deploying into wikis might be aided. Convert other formats to reStructuredText: • is a Markdown () parser for docutils. •, by Trent W.

Buck, converts StarOffice XML Writer (SXW) files to reStructuredText. •, an XSLT stylesheet written by Stefan Merten, converts XML dumps of the document tree (e.g.

Created with rst2xml.py) back to reStructuredText. •, written by Antonios Christofides, is a simple utility to convert XHTML to reStructuredText.

• by Gustav Klopp converts HTML tables into reStructuredText. Colspan and Rowspan supported! • includes a in its source code (trimmed to importing the old Python docs).

• can read Markdown and (subsets of) HTML, and LaTeX and export to (amongst others) reStructuredText. •, by Tony Ibbs, is an experimental Python source Reader. There is some related code in David Goodger's sandbox () and a document. [2] (,,, ) is another lightwight markup language. See also documentation on. Extend the reStructuredText syntax or the features of Docutils.

More extensions are in the. • Beni Cherniavsky has written a generic for roles and/or directives and built preprocessors for TeX math for both LaTeX and HTML output on top of it. • Beni Cherniavsky maintains a for driving Docutils, hoping to handle everything one might do with Docutils. • The (aafigure) developed by Chris Liechti can parse ASCII art images, embedded in reST documents and output an image. This would mean that simple illustrations could be embedded as ASCII art in the reST source and still look nice when converted to e.g. HTML • by Erik Hetzner is an extension that allows users to write reST documents using citations from a library.

• Quick and easy publishing reStructuredText source files as blog posts on blogger.com is possible with. • extends the ReStructuredText syntax to better support the documentation of Software (and other) projects (but other documents can be written with it too). Since version 2.6, the is based on reStructuredText and Sphinx. •, a project management and bug/issue tracking system, supports as an alternative to wiki markup. • provides a bidirectional text code converter for literate programming with reStructuredText.

• If you are developing a Qt app, lets you generate the whole help automatically from reStructuredText. That includes keywords, TOC, multiple manuals per project, filters, project file, collection project file, and more. • transform restructuredtext documents to html5 + twitter's bootstrap css, deck.js or reveal.js • generates HTML5 slideshows from markdown, ReST, or textile. • The by Richard Jones produces PDF presentations using ReportLabs'. • generates a LaTeX source that uses the Beamer document class. Can be converted to PDF slides with pdfLaTeX/XeLaTeX/LuaLaTeX. • quick and easy presentations using.

InkSlide uses reStructuredText for markup, although it renders only a subset of rst. • translates a reStructuredText document to a plain text outline. This can then be transformed to PowerPoint. • can also be used to produce slides, as shown in this.