A collection of Lua filters for pandoc. At the moment only a filter creating environments out of description lists is supported.
Add --lua-filter mathenv.lua to your pandoc call and make sure mathenv.lua
is in your path.
The markdown format that is filtered looks like this:
<term>
: <body>
Where <body> contains the body of your environment and can be markdown block
or even a list of markdown blocks and <term> is given by the following.
<term> ::= <environmentname>
| <environmentname> {@<label>}
| <environmentname> (<optionaltext>) {@<label>}
| <environmentname> {@<label>} (<optionaltext>)
<environmentname> will always be transformed into lower case. <label> will
be used as the latex label for references and <optionaltext> will go into the
optional argument.
To start a proof environment simply write _Proof._ and to end a proof environment write _QED_.
Theorem Kurt Gödel (secondincompleteness)
: Every recursively axiomatizable theory which extends __PA__ and proves its
own consistency is inconsistent.
will produce
\begin[Kurt Gödel]{theorem}\label{secondincompleteness}
Every recursively axiomatizable theory which extends \textbf{PA} and
proves its own consistency is inconsistent.
\end{theorem}
The syntax to color inline elements is
[<text>]{.<color>}
Make sure you have the color defined in your header.
To color blocks, put them in a div and add the color as a class.
:::::{.<color>}
<blocks>
:::::
This is [colored text]{.red}
will produce
This is {\color{red} colored text}
and
::::{.blue}
This is a colored paragraph.
This is another colored paragraph.
::::
will produce
{\color{blue}
This is a colored paragraph.
This is another colored paragraph.
}