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Problems with transclusion for streamed input on Windows^TM^ #236

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Gavin-Holt opened this issue Jan 2, 2022 · 1 comment
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Problems with transclusion for streamed input on Windows^TM^ #236

Gavin-Holt opened this issue Jan 2, 2022 · 1 comment

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@Gavin-Holt
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Hi,

I am using MultiMarkdown (Version: v6.6.0) with piped input under Windows^TM^ (8 and 10). I have been trying to Transclude a file in the same folder as the source.

Transclusion works when source files are processed directly by MultiMarkdown, but then fails when the same file is piped with type, cat.exe or Upp.exe .

I have tried the following options for Transclude Base metadata but they all fail:

  • c:\Directory\of\source\folder

  • c:\Directory\of\source\folder\

  • c:/Directory/of/source/folder

  • c:/Directory/of/source/folder/

Is there another format of Transclude Base I should be using? Or am I just using the wrong operating system!

My primary aim is to use Upp a Lua based pre-processor and create an extendable/personalized format for note taking. I can use Lua functions from Upp to read files, but would like to fix this issue in MultiMarkdown before recommending my workflow to others.

I am not a programmer, but suspect that without a filename argument the Transclusion routine does not know where to find files?

Kind Regards Gavin Holt

An example file to run " upp.exe -p . HowTo.mmd.txt | Multimarkdown.exe -s > HowTo.html"
HowTo.mmd.txt

@fletcher
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fletcher commented Jan 3, 2022

Duplicate of #181

@fletcher fletcher marked this as a duplicate of #181 Jan 3, 2022
@fletcher fletcher closed this as completed Jan 3, 2022
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