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A Pandoc filter to use Pygments for Pandoc.
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-- A Pandoc filter to use Pygments for Pandoc | |
-- Code blocks in HTML output | |
-- Nickolay Kudasov 2013 | |
-- Requires Pandoc 1.12 | |
import Text.Pandoc.Definition | |
import Text.Pandoc.JSON (toJSONFilter) | |
import Text.Pandoc.Shared | |
import Data.Char(toLower) | |
import System.Process (readProcess) | |
import System.IO.Unsafe | |
main = toJSONFilter highlight | |
highlight :: Block -> Block | |
highlight (CodeBlock (_, options , _ ) code) = RawBlock (Format "html") (pygments code options) | |
highlight x = x | |
pygments:: String -> [String] -> String | |
pygments code options | |
| (length options) == 1 = unsafePerformIO $ readProcess "pygmentize" ["-l", (map toLower (head options)), "-f", "html"] code | |
| (length options) == 2 = unsafePerformIO $ readProcess "pygmentize" ["-l", (map toLower (head options)), "-O linenos=inline", "-f", "html"] code | |
| otherwise = "<div class =\"highlight\"><pre>" ++ code ++ "</pre></div>" |
@esc ghc --make pygments.hs
and then pandoc -F ./pygments someFile.md -o someOutput.tex
By the way, the unsafePerformIO
is not needed. toJSONFilter
happily accepts an IO monadic action.
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How would I use it? Can it be adapted to yield latex output.