Adventures in converting obsidian markdown with pandoc to latex for overleaf
Given: my thesis, 230928-1745 Masterarbeit draft.
Citations format is 231010-2007 A new attempt at Zotero and Obsidian. Needs conversion to latex.
Solution: two vim search-and-replaces:
# markdown convert footnotes to AAAAfootnoteAAAB
:%s/\[\^@\([^]]*\)\]/AAAA\1BBBB/g
# latex convert AAAfootnoteAAA to \cite{footnote}
:%s/AAAA\([^B]*\)BBBB/\\cite{\1}/g
For superscripts could’nt find a cleaner solution so:
# markdown
%s/<sup>/STSUP/g
%s/<\/sup>/ENDSUP/g
# latex
%s/STSUP/\\textsuperscript{/g
%s/ENDSUP/}/g
Ugly but God feels better than doing pandoc filters magic (as I attempted: 231225-2240 Glosses markdown magic)
THEN1, to get a correct-ish heading thing:
--top-level-division=part
The h1 title becomes a \part, then the h2s become chapters which is what I want basically.
Nel mezzo del deserto posso dire tutto quello che voglio.
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