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I had answered this in detail on the context mailing list. Copy-pasting the solution here:
ort answer: Add --no-wrap
to \defineexternalfilter
:
\deffineexternalfilter
[pandoc]
[
filter={pandoc --no-wrap -f \externalfilterparameter{format} -t context
-o \externalfilteroutputfile},
format=twiki,
directory=output,
]
Long answer: This is what is happening.
Normally, when an external filter like pandoc creates an output, it adds a
\n
at the end of the last line. This leads to an empty line when the
file is read back in ConTeXt. To prevent that I set \endlinechar=-1
in the
inline mode.
However, this also means that the linebreak at the end of every line is
ignored. Typically this is not a problem because one expects \inline<...>
snippets to be short.
But pandoc formats its output to 80 characters. So, the example that you
gave is formatted as:
w artykule L*** (E.Januszkiewicza) \quotation{Notatki wspomnień z życia
A. Mickiewicza}
When reading it, the space at the end of 'zycia' is ignored.
I can try not setting \endlinechar=-1
, and adding \removeunwantedspaces
after reading a file, but this will require some extensive testing. An
easier solution is to add --no-wrap
option to pandoc, so that pandoc does
not wrap the lines in the first place.
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Since there is an easy work around, I am closing this issue. If someone else also encounters the same issue with another filter, I can look into trying to come up with a robust solution at the TeX side of things.
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