This filter removes Div elements from the output of
specified formats.
Example:
::: {exclude-format='latex beamer'}
This text was produced with Pandoc.
:::
```{=latex}
This text was produced with Pandoc and \LaTeX{}.
```Multiple formats can be seperated with comma (“,”) or
spaces.
Pass the filter to pandoc via the --lua-filter (or
-L) command line option.
pandoc --lua-filter exclude-format.lua ...Use pandoc_args to invoke the filter. See the R
Markdown Cookbook for details.
---
output:
word_document:
pandoc_args: ['--lua-filter=exclude-format.lua']
---This pandoc Lua filter is published under the MIT license, see file
LICENSE for details.
--- exclude-format.lua – Keeps parts of a document out of selected output formats.
---
--- Copyright: © 2023 Robert Bachmann
--- License: MIT – see LICENSE for details
-- Makes sure users know if their pandoc version is too old for this
-- filter.
PANDOC_VERSION:must_be_at_least '3'
-- strip path for lua filters
local format = FORMAT:match('^.+[\\/](.+)%.lua$')
if format == nil then
format = FORMAT:gsub('%.lua$', '')
end
local needle = string.format(' %s ', string.lower(format))
local function filter_div(elem)
local exclude_from = elem.attributes['exclude-format']
if not exclude_from or type(exclude_from) ~= 'string' then
return nil -- keep as-is
end
exclude_from = ' ' .. string.lower(exclude_from) .. ' '
exclude_from = string.gsub(exclude_from, "[%s,]+", " ")
if string.find(exclude_from, needle, 1, true) then
return {} -- remove it
end
elem.attributes['exclude-format'] = nil
return elem
end
return {
{ Div = filter_div }
}