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Put together latex template file for pandoc #677
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Initial attempt here: #679 I have the tables working, but not the figure labels |
@deniederhut thanks for putting this together. Eventually, I think it would be great to facilitate some compatibility with Overleaf as well, since the vast majority of LaTeX collaborators I know strongly prefer that tool for writing .tex papers. You are welcome to review my build script for a POC implementation that pulls overleaf content into the current paper worktree if that is of interest. I found it incredibly valuable for simultaneous editing with my co-authors. Note that a more generalized solution can easily pull all content into the folder instead of selected subdirectories. |
Just wanted to add that indeed my lab has several first-time-authors submitting to this conference and working w/ rST (and in particular debugging when something went wrong) was painful for them. Currently all the debugging is in terms of the generated Also we really appreciate the effort you're putting in to continuously make this process smoother @deniederhut! |
Cool idea! Yeah right now I think the biggest pain point for most submitters is the requirement to submit in rst, so top development priority for us is opening up submission formats to latex/markdown. I've never used overleaf before - how hard is that integration? |
@deniederhut Thanks for all your work with the proceedings this year! It looks like you have already made some good progress on Pandoc support. If more help is needed to finish this for next year, I'm interested. I actually wrote my 2022 proceedings paper in Markdown, and then converted to rST using Pandoc. (Pandoc allows including raw rST in Markdown, so I used that for a few edge cases, and also used Lua filters to create some syntax abbreviations.) Once Pandoc support is in place, that could allow proceedings papers to be more reproducible. Pandoc supports Jupyter notebooks, Quarto/RMarkdown use Pandoc internally, and I've been working on Pandoc-based executable documents myself with Codebraid. |
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