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2019-03-03Update manual date, man page, README.md.John MacFarlane
2019-01-30Update manual.John MacFarlane
2018-11-24Update date in manual and update man page.John MacFarlane
2018-11-03Update man/pandoc.1.John MacFarlane
2018-11-03Update man page.John MacFarlane
2018-11-01Update manual date and man page.John MacFarlane
2018-10-19Regenerated man page.John MacFarlane
2018-10-19Update man page to use `\[at]` instead of `\@`.John MacFarlane
2018-09-27Version to 2.3.1.John MacFarlane
2018-09-16Update manual date and man page.John MacFarlane
2018-08-07Bump to 2.2.3.2, update man page, changelog.John MacFarlane
2018-08-06Bump to 2.2.3.1, update man page and changelog.John MacFarlane
2018-08-05Bump to 2.2.3, update changelog and man page.John MacFarlane
2018-07-19Update man page, changelog, authors.John MacFarlane
2018-07-15Update man page.John MacFarlane
2018-05-10Update version on man page.John MacFarlane
2018-05-10Update manual date and man page.John MacFarlane
2018-05-09Restored and undeprecated gladtex for HTML math.John MacFarlane
- Added `GladTeX` constructor to `Text.Pandoc.Options.HTMLMathMethod` [API change, reverts removal in v2.2] - Restored and undeprecated `--gladtex` option, removed in v2.2. Closes #4607.
2018-04-26Update man page and MANUAL date.John MacFarlane
2018-04-22Update man page.John MacFarlane
2018-04-20Update man page.John MacFarlane
2018-03-18Man page update.John MacFarlane
2018-03-17Update man page.John MacFarlane
2018-03-02Update man page and date on MANUAL.John MacFarlane
2018-01-18Replaced tabs with spaces in MANUAL.txt.John MacFarlane
@jkr - the tabs were inserted by your 624abeec5c3b9f5c27cffe6d157617aa97367e92, presumably through some automatic setting in your editor that replaced 8 spaces with a tab. This messed up indented formatting in the manual.
2018-01-17Update man page.John MacFarlane
2018-01-07Update changelog and man page.John MacFarlane
2017-12-28Update man page.John MacFarlane
2017-12-28Update man page.John MacFarlane
2017-12-27Update man page and changelog.John MacFarlane
2017-12-27Updated man page.John MacFarlane
2017-12-27Update manual date and man page.John MacFarlane
2017-12-12Update man page.John MacFarlane
2017-12-11Updated man page.John MacFarlane
2017-12-11Update man page.John MacFarlane
2017-12-02Update man page and MANUAL date.John MacFarlane
2017-11-20Update man page.John MacFarlane
2017-11-18Update man page lua filter to use text module.John MacFarlane
2017-11-18Updated man page version.John MacFarlane
2017-11-11Use lua filter to generate man page from MANUAL.John MacFarlane
Instead of three Haskell filters. This is easier and faster.
2017-11-06s/suppport/support/Alexander Krotov
2017-11-04Update MANUAL date and man page.John MacFarlane
2017-10-31Updated date on manual and regenerated man page.John MacFarlane
2017-10-29Regen man page.John MacFarlane
2017-10-27Update man/pandoc.1.John MacFarlane
2017-10-26Use CamelCase for JavaScript for uniformityKolen Cheung
other instances when javascript is refered to in pandoc is also in CamelCase, the official casing of JavaScript.
2017-10-17Split list of authors from MANUAL.txt into separate file, AUTHORS.md.John MacFarlane
It was getting too long for a man page.
2017-08-23Name change OSX -> macOS (#3869)ickc
* Name change OSX -> macOS fix commit c96b64e This commit finishes remaining osx to macOS change, as well as replacing MacOS with macOS. The reason for the later one is because the "correct" casing of macOS is like that. Apple styles it to looks like iOS, watchOS, tvOS, etc. And unfortunately they all start with a lowercase letter, making propercasing (or even title-casing) odd. * fix casing of Linux, UNIX, and Windows
2017-08-17slidy uses https instead of http (#3848)ickc
grep -rl 'http://www.w3.org/Talks/Tools/Slidy2' . | xargs sed -i 's/http:\/\/www\.w3\.org\/Talks\/Tools\/Slidy2/https:\/\/www\.w3\.org\/Talks\/Tools\/Slidy2/g'
2017-07-21Added TikiWiki reader (#3800)rlpowell
Added TikiWiki reader, including tests and documentation. It's probably not *complete*, but it works pretty well, handles all the basics (and some not-so-basics).