I have a folder called Project:
Project:
img
docs
README
The README is written in Markdown and looks like this:
document 1
The readme has links to the individual Markdown files. The file structure in the document folder looks like this:
Document 1
Document 2
document 11
Document 21
Document 211
The documents have images that come from the img folder and have cross references to each other e.g. Document 1 has a reference to Document 11.
How can I use a pandoc command to convert the documents as they appear in order in the README to a DOCX file, with the corresponding images and the cross references in the respective Markdown files. Is there a suitable script with pandoc for this?
I had it once with the pandoc command:
for /r "." %i in (*.md) do pandoc -o "%~i.docx" "%~i"
All files in the docs folder were converted to a DOCX file and merged, but the order was completely wrong and the cross references were to the Markdown files from the docs folder and not from the created DOCX file.
Project:
img
docs
README
The README is written in Markdown and looks like this:
document 1
document 1.1
document 2document 2.1
document 2.1.1
The readme has links to the individual Markdown files. The file structure in the document folder looks like this:
Document 1
Document 2
document 11
Document 21
Document 211
The documents have images that come from the img folder and have cross references to each other e.g. Document 1 has a reference to Document 11.
How can I use a pandoc command to convert the documents as they appear in order in the README to a DOCX file, with the corresponding images and the cross references in the respective Markdown files. Is there a suitable script with pandoc for this?
I had it once with the pandoc command:
for /r "." %i in (*.md) do pandoc -o "%~i.docx" "%~i"
All files in the docs folder were converted to a DOCX file and merged, but the order was completely wrong and the cross references were to the Markdown files from the docs folder and not from the created DOCX file.
