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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">El 11/3/25 a las 11:48, Mariano Montone
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cite="mid:f111df86-e51f-4396-bd15-e74c265237a2@gmail.com">Erudite
only works with a particular DocBook format but I don't remember
the details. I will experiment with exporting some documents to
DocBook using pandoc and see how to load them in Erudite.
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<p>It is possible to render DocBook documents transformed with
pandoc:</p>
<p><img src="cid:part1.UcyTM1q0.0IgTIdTC@gmail.com" alt=""></p>
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<p>But pandoc doesn't support specifying options for the output
format? That would be unfortunate ...</p>
<p>Erudite needs a DocBook book file at the moment, but I don't
think I can tell pandoc to create it, I have to do it myself
manually.</p>
<p>DocBookEruditeBook new<br>
title: 'CuisReadme';<br>
file:
'/home/marian/src/Cuis/Cuis-Smalltalk-Dev/CuisREADMEBook.xml'
asFileEntry;<br>
edit.</p>
<p>Using files attached in this email. I used this for generation:</p>
<p>pandoc README.md -t docbook5 -o CuisREADME.docbook</p>
<p>It would be possible to change Erudite not to require a Book
DocBook file I suppose, but it would be better if Pandoc supported
its generation.</p>
<p> Mariano<br>
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