Pandown.sublime-settings

{
	// By default, Pandoc is installed in /usr/local/bin.
	// If this is different on your setup, modify this setting.
	"install_path": "/usr/local/bin",

	// In order to produce PDF output, Pandoc needs to know where your
	// pdfLaTeX lives. Change according to your setup.
	"texbin_path": "/usr/texbin",

	// Pandoc apparently doesn't search for values for its --include
	// arguments anywhere but the working directory, which makes
	// working from a standard stylesheet or standard script
	// sort of tedious. Set a list of paths here if you'd like the plugin
	// to always check for these somewhere else. If this is set, the plugin
	// will prefer a file in the working directory, then in the first path
	// provided, then in the second, and so on; if it cannot find a file,
	// it will pass the raw setting to Pandoc. (So it's still safe to specify
	// absolute paths.)
	"includes_paths":
	[
	],

	// Should the output file always be opened in its native application,
	// regardless of whether Build-->Run is invoked?
	"always_open": false,

	// Should the output file be loaded in a new Sublime column?
	// This is disabled by default because it's unusual behavior,
	// and overridden by several of the build variants whose output
	// cannot be opened in Sublime.
	"always_display": false,

	// Pandown includes support for the CriticMarkup extension to Markdown.
	// For more information, see http://criticmarkup.com.
	"preprocess_critic": false,

	// There's really no need to make any changes here; the preferred way to set
	// all of this is in Packages/User/Pandown.sublime-settings, or in an individual
	// project's pandoc-config.json file. If you haven't yet, take a look at
	// the readme for information about configuring these options.
	"pandoc_arguments":
	{
		//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
		// Arguments are explained in Pandoc's documentation:				//
		// http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html .					//
		// The contents of this file will be merged with the package's		//
		// Pandown.sublime-settings file, the user's Pandown.sublime-settings/
		// file, and local project settings, with what's specified here		//
		// taking precedence. For more information about how to use this	//
		// file, please see the Pandown README.								//
		//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
		"markdown_extensions":
		{
			/////////////////////////
			// MARKDOWN EXTENSIONS //
			/////////////////////////
			// A backslash followed by a newline is also a line break.
			"escaped_line_breaks": true,

			// Require a blank line before a header.
			"blank_before_header": true,

			// Headers can be assigned attributes using this syntax at the end of
			// the line containing the header text:
			// {#identifier .class .class key=value key=value}
			"header_attributes": true,

			// A header without specified attributes will automatically be assigned
			// a unique identifier based on the header text.
			"auto_identifiers": true,

			// Pandoc assumes header references have been defined for each header.
			"implicit_header_references": true,

			// Require a blank line before block quotes. In nested blockquotes,
			// require:
			// > Quotation
			// >
			// > > Quotation within quotation.
			"blank_before_blockquote": true,

			// Fence code blocks off with tildes or backticks.
			"fenced_code_blocks": true,

			// Start lines with pipe characters to and the division into lines and
			// leading whitespace will be preserved. Useful for setting verse and
			// addresses.
			"line_blocks": true,

			// Pandoc allows fancier numbering using uppercase letters, lowercase
			// letters and Roman numerals. List markers may be enclosed in parentheses
			// or followed by a single right-parenthesis or period, then two spaces.
			"fancy_lists": true,

			// Pandoc will pay attention to the starting number for each list.
			"startnum": true,

			// Pandoc supports definition lists; see documentation here for the
			// correct syntax: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#definition-lists
			"definition_lists": true,

			// The list marker (@) can be used to sequentially number examples in
			// a way that persists throughout the document.
			"example_lists": true,

			// Pandoc supports four kinds of tables, the syntax for which is given at:
			// http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#tables.
			"simple_tables": true,
			"multiline_tables": true,
			"grid_tables": true,
			"pipe_tables": true,

			// A table caption is a paragraph beginning with the string "Table:" or a
			// colon alone. It may be placed at the beginning or end of a table.
			"table_captions": true,

			// Pandoc allows the inclusion of a title block that will not appear in
			// the body of the document:
			// % Title
			// % Author(s) (separated by semicolons)
			// % Date
			"pandoc_title_block": true,

			// A backslash may be used to escape any Markdown symbol.
			"all_symbols_escapable": true,

			// Using underscores within a word for emphasis is disabled by
			// default. Use * instead.
			"intraword_underscores": false,

			// To strike letters in your text, surround them with ~~two tildes~~.
			"strikeout": true,

			// Superscripts may be written by surrounding text with ^ characters,
			// subscripts by surrounding text with ~ characters. Escape spaces within
			// scripts using \ .
			"superscript": true,
			"subscript": true,

			// Add attribtues, including syntax highlighting, to inline code.
			"inline_code_attributes": true,

			// Text between two $ characters will be rendered as LaTeX math.
			"tex_math_dollars": true,

			// The default behavior in Markdown allows you to insert raw HTML
			// anywhere in a document.
			"raw_html": true,

			// By default, Pandoc interprets Markdown in blocks of HTML as Markdown.
			// This deviates from Markdown.pl's default behavior.
			"markdown_in_html_blocks": true,

			// Pandoc allows raw TeX to be passed in addition to raw HTML.
			"raw_tex": true,

			// If set to `true`, Pandoc will use \newcommand and \renewcommand
			// definitions in all LaTeX math blocks.
			"latex_macros": true,

			// An image occurring by itself in a paragraph will be rendered as a
			// figure with a caption: ![This is the caption](path/to/image.jpg)
			"implicit_figures": true,

			// Pandoc will parse footnotes in the syntax listed here:
			// http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#footnotes
			"footnotes": true,
			"inline_notes": true,

			// Use the syntax given here for citations:
			// http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#citations
			"citations": true,

			// All newlines within a paragraph will be interpreted as linebreaks
			// rather than spaces.
			"hard_line_breaks": false,

			// Anything between \( and \) will be interpreted as TeX inline math,
			// and anything between \[ and \] as TeX display math.
			"tex_math_single_backslash": false,

			// Same as above, but escaped with two backslashes.
			"tex_math_double_backslash": false,

			// Markdown is only parsed within block-level tags if `markdown=1` is
			// set in their attributes.
			"markdown_attribute": false,

			// Enables a MultiMarkdown-style title block:
			// Title:    My Title
			// Author:   Arthur Author
			// Date:     January 1, 2013
			// Comment:  This is a mmd title block, and it even includes
			//           a field spanning multiple lines.
			"mmd_title_block": false,

			// Skip PHP Markdown Extra abbreviation keys instead of parsing them
			// as paragraphs if set to `true`.
			"abbreviations": false,

			// Makes all absolute URLs into links, even when not enclosed in <...>.
			"autolink_bare_uris": false,

			// Parse (but ignore, at the moment) MMD-style key--value attribtues
			// in image and link references.
			"link_attributes": false,

			// Parses MMD-style header identifiers (in square brackets between header
			// text and closing ATX #s.
			"mmd_header_identifiers": false,

			// Straight quotes into curly quotes, --- to em-dash, -- to en-dash,
			// ... to ellipsis, nonbreaking spaces after certain abbreviations.
			"smart": true,
			
			// "Parse untranslatable HTML codes as raw HTML, instead of ignoring them."
			"raw_html": true,

			// "Parse untranslatable LaTeX environments as raw LaTeX, instead of 
			// ignoring them."
			"raw_tex": true
		},




		"command_arguments":
		{
			////////////////////////////
			// COMMAND-LINE ARGUMENTS //
			////////////////////////////
			// Modify this setting to tell Pandoc to look for any of the following
			// in the specified directory rather than ~/.pandoc or Pandoc's default
			// directory tree. Note that this is not an all-purpose includes
			// directory---Pandoc will only look for these files and folders.
			// 		data_dir/
			//			|-- reference.odt
			//			|-- reference.docx
			//			|-- default.csl
			//			|-- epub.css
			//			|-- slidy/
			//			|-- slideous/
			//			|-- s5/
			//			|-- templates/
			// Anything placed under templates and will be found by the "template"
			// setting; otherwise, to set an include directory, use the "includes_paths"
			// option above.
			"data-dir": "",

			// - before a numeral to en-dash, -- to em-dash
			"old-dashes": false,

			// "Speficy the base level for headers"
			// Specify a number or "false" to disable.
			"base-header-level": false,

			// Apply code classes to all indented code blocks. N.B.:
			// does not apply to fenced code, which must still be
			// configured inline.
			// MUST BE DEFINED AS A LIST, EVEN IF EMPTY. This is correct:
			//		"indented-code-classes": [],
			// and so is this:
			//		"indented-code-classes": [ "numberLines" ],
			// but this is not:
			//		"indented-code-classes": "numberLines"
			"indented-code-classes":
			[
			],

			// When image paths or URLs have no extension, this one
			// will be used.
			"default-image-extension": "",
			
			// Set the number of spaces per tab. Should be set to
			// "false" (for default behavior) or a number.
			"tab-stop": false,

			// Generate "an appropriate header and footer"
			"standalone": true,

			// Use a template file other than the default to
			// generate output. Pandoc will look for a template in the
			// working directory, then data_dir/templates/, then its
			// built-in directory tree.
			// See Pandoc's README for information about templates:
			// http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#templates
			"template": "",

			// Supply a dict of keys and values to be passed to
			// the template file. Values may be lists
			// if your template includes loops; see this plugin's README.
			"variables":
			{
			},

			// By default, text is wrapped for the output format.
			"no-wrap": false,

			// If wrapping text, wrap to "columns" columns.
			// Specify a number or "false" to disable.
			"columns": false,

			// Generate and include a table of contents.
			"table-of-contents": false,

			// The number of section levels to include in the table of contents.
			// Specify a number or "false" for default (3).
			"toc-depth": false,

			// Disable syntax highlighting globally.
			"no-highlight": false,

			// Style to use for syntax highlighting.
			// Valid highlight_style values:
			// "pygments" (default), "kate", "monochrome",
			// "espresso", "zenburn", "haddock", "tango"
			"highlight-style": "pygments",


			// Supply lists of files---NOT single file names---to include verbatim in the output.
			// This is correct:
			//			"include_in_header": [ "myfile" ]
			// and this is not:
			//			"include_in_header": "myfile"
			// Default templates support multiple includes.
			// Insert just before </head>
			"include-in-header": [],
			// Insert just after <body>
			"include-before-body": [],
			// Insert includes just before </body>
			"include-after-body": [],

			// Convert includes to 'data:' URIs so that the
			// output can be viewed offline.
			"self-contained": false,

			// Use <q> tags for quotes in HTML5 output
			"html-q-tags": false,

			// In HTML output ONLY, restrict to ASCII characters
			// with numerical HTML entities.
			"ascii": false,

			// When outputting Markdown, use reference-style links (e.g. [go here!][1])
			// rather than inline (e.g. [go here!](http://place.the) ).
			"reference-links": false,

			// Force use of ATX-style headers ("# H1", "## H2", etc.) in output.
			// The default is to use a combination, with setext-style headers:
			// H1
			// ===
			//
			// for H1 and H2, then ATX.
			"atx-headers": false,

			// Top-level headers become TeX/Docbook chapters.
			"chapters": false,

			// Generate section numbers.
			"number-sections": false,

			// Sections in HTML output can be offset by a fixed number.
			// The first number is added to the output for top-level
			// headings, the second number to second-level headings,
			// etc. Must be specified as a list.
			"number-offset":
			[
			],

			// "Do not convert quotation marks, apostrophes, and dashes to the TeX ligatures"
			"no-tex-ligatures": false,

			// Use listings package for TeX code
			"listings": false,

			// In slideshow output, display list items one slide at a time.
			"incremental": false,

			// Header level at which to break slides. Above breaks sections, below
			// creates subheads. Normally set based on context of document.
			// See: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/README.html#structuring-the-slide-show
			// Set to a number or "false" to disable.
			"slide-level": false,

			// Enclose sections in <div> or <section> tags, attach "id" attributes based on
			// the section name.
			"section-divs": false,

			// Conceal mailto: links from robots.
			// Acceptable values: "none", "javascript", "references"
			"email-obfuscation": "javascript",

			// "Specify a prefix to be added to all automatically generated identifiers
			// in HTML output. This is useful for preventing duplicate identifiers when
			// generating fragments to be included in other pages."
			"id-prefix": "",

			// Insert a string before the header title tag but not the body title
			"title-prefix": "",

			// Link to any number of CSS stylesheets
			// without triggering the standalone include features.
			"css":
			[
			],

			// "Use the specified file as a style reference in producing a [desired] file.
			// For best results, the reference [file] should be a modified version of
			// a [desired] file produced using pandoc."
			"reference-doc": "",

			// "Use the specified CSS file to style the EPUB. If no stylesheet is specified,
			// pandoc will look for a file epub.css in the user data directory (see --data-dir).
			// If it is not found there, sensible defaults will be used."
			"epub-stylesheet": "",
			
			// Set cover to a specified image.
			"epub-coverimage": "",

			// Link to an XML file containing EPUB metadata in Dublin Core Elements format.
			// See http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/
			"epub-metadata": "",

			// Use the stylesheet specified to embed fonts. Should contain a series of
			// @font-face elements and CSS describing where they're to be used.
			"epub-embed-font": "",

			// Appropriate values: "pdflatex" (default), "xelatex", "lulalatex"
			"latex-engine": "",

			// Specify bibliography database to be used in resolving citations. The database
			// type will be determined from the extension of FILE, which may be .mods (MODS format),
			// .bib (BibTeX/BibLaTeX format), .ris (RIS format), .enl (EndNote format), .xml (EndNote XML format),
			// .wos (ISI format), .medline (MEDLINE format), .copac (Copac format), or .json (citeproc JSON).
			// If you want to use multiple bibliographies, just use this option repeatedly.
			"bibliography": "",

			// Link to a CSL (http://citationstyles.org) file for formatting citations.
			"csl": "",

			// "Specify a file containing abbreviations for journal titles and other
			// bibliographic fields (indicated by setting form="short" in the CSL node
			// for the field). The format is described at
			// http://citationstylist.org/2011/10/19/abbreviations-for-zotero-test-release/"
			"citation-abbreviations": "",

			// Use natbib for LaTeX citations.
			"natbib": false,

			// Use BibLaTeX for LaTeX citations.
			"biblatex": false,


			// Place TeX math between <eq> tags in HTML output.
			"gladtex": false,
			
			// Each of the following can be false, true, or a URL string.
			// Setting to a URL string implies true.
			// Use http://math.etsu.edu/LaTeXMathML/ to format TeX math. If no URL
			// is specified, Pandoc will insert the code for you.
			"latexmathml": false,
			// Convert TeX math to MathML and include a JavaScript to display.
			"mathml": false,
			// Use http://www.math.union.edu/~dpvc/jsmath/ for TeX math. URL must point
			// to its load script, which will not be automatically added by Pandoc.
			"jsmath": false,
			// Use http://www.mathjax.org/ for TeX math. URL must point to MathJax.jds
			// load script. If no URL is provided, Pandoc script will add one.
			"mathjax": false,
			// Render TeX math with mimetex (http://www.forkosh.com/mimetex.html). If no
			// URL is supplied, /cgi-bin/mimetex.cgi is assumed.
			"mimetex": false,
			// Render TeX formulas using an external script that converts TeX formulas
			// to images. The formula will be concatenated with the URL provided.
			// If URL is not specified, the Google Chart API will be used.
			"webtex": false
		}
	}
}