Can I give the first paragraph an indent when converting markdown to MS with pandoc?
So basically I have something like
## heading
paragraph one blah blah blah
paragraph two blah blah blah
And I'm using pandoc to convert it, with the command pandoc -f markdown -t ms file.md. However, looking at the output, it produces something like
.SH 2
heading
.LP
paragraph one blah blah blah
.PP
paragraph two blah blah blah
Reading some docs, I learned that .PP begins a paragraph with an indent, and .LP begins one without. Is there a way I can make all paragraphs use .PP instead of .LP?
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So basically I have something like
## heading
paragraph one blah blah blah
paragraph two blah blah blah
And I'm using pandoc to convert it, with the command pandoc -f markdown -t ms file.md. However, looking at the output, it produces something like
.SH 2
heading
.LP
paragraph one blah blah blah
.PP
paragraph two blah blah blah
Reading some docs, I learned that .PP begins a paragraph with an indent, and .LP begins one without. Is there a way I can make all paragraphs use .PP instead of .LP?
markdown pandoc
asked Feb 15 at 3:24
vityavvvityavv
1014
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So basically I have something like
## heading
paragraph one blah blah blah
paragraph two blah blah blah
And I'm using pandoc to convert it, with the command pandoc -f markdown -t ms file.md. However, looking at the output, it produces something like
.SH 2
heading
.LP
paragraph one blah blah blah
.PP
paragraph two blah blah blah
Reading some docs, I learned that .PP begins a paragraph with an indent, and .LP begins one without. Is there a way I can make all paragraphs use .PP instead of .LP?
markdown pandoc
asked Feb 15 at 3:24
vityavvvityavv
1014
So basically I have something like
## heading
paragraph one blah blah blah
paragraph two blah blah blah
And I'm using pandoc to convert it, with the command pandoc -f markdown -t ms file.md. However, looking at the output, it produces something like
.SH 2
heading
.LP
paragraph one blah blah blah
.PP
paragraph two blah blah blah
Reading some docs, I learned that .PP begins a paragraph with an indent, and .LP begins one without. Is there a way I can make all paragraphs use .PP instead of .LP?
markdown pandoc
markdown pandoc
asked Feb 15 at 3:24
vityavvvityavv
1014
asked Feb 15 at 3:24
vityavvvityavv
1014
asked Feb 15 at 3:24
vityavvvityavv
1014
asked Feb 15 at 3:24
vityavvvityavv
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asked Feb 15 at 3:24
vityavvvityavv
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