Can't get rid of "smart mode" #2480
borekb
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borekb
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BTW, according to the docs (if you read them exactly), --no-tex-ligatures
should suppress the smart mode even for Textile, but that quite obviously doesn't work.
The reason smart mode is automatic for textile input is
simply that this treatment of quotes seems to be part of
standard textile: see e.g.
http://redcloth.org/hobix.com/textile/
If I'm wrong about this, please link to appropriate docs.
There's no point in making pandoc interpret textile
differently from standard textile processors, is there?
+++ Borek Bernard [Oct 25 15 07:30 ]:
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borekb
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That's probably because Textile was created to render to HTML where typography makes a lot of sense. (The docs explicitly state that the output is HTML.) When converting to another textile-like markup, I am not sure typography should be applied, at least I feel it shouldn't be forced.
+++ Borek Bernard [Oct 25 15 16:57 ]:
That's probably because Textile was created to render to HTML where
typography makes a lot of sense. (The docs explicitly state that the
output is HTML.) When converting to another textile-like markup, I am
not sure typography should be applied, at least I feel it shouldn't be
forced.
That's a good point. You wouldn't normally want it
converting to Markdown, for example. Perhaps we should
discuss this on pandoc-discuss.
borekb
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Created a topic here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/pandoc-discuss/dYh9FZw3BmY
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I am converting Textile to Markdown and cannot get rid of the "smart" mode (at this point, I'd more likely call it a "stupid" mode :)
From the docs (emphasis mine):
This might be the issue - the "smart" mode is turned on automatically for Textile but there is no way to suppress it.