Org reader ignores LaTex blocks

[ag91]

Hello,

I am using pandoc 1.17.0.3
Compiled with texmath 0.8.6.2, highlighting-kate 0.6.2.

Emacs org mode allows to declare explicitly blocks of latex:

* Hello
#+BEGIN_LaTeX
hi I am LaTex
#+END_LaTeX

but pandoc translation omits them:

...
\begin{document}
\maketitle



\end{document}
...

Is a reason for that? I think that a previous version of pandoc (likely <1.16) considered them.
Many thanks for your work!

[tarleb]

Weird, I could not reproduce this. I tested with all of the following: 1.16.0.2, 1.17.0.3, and the current master. Running pandoc -f org -t latex test.org always gives me

\section{Hello}\label{hello}

hi I am LaTex

Can you give some more details on how you are involving pandoc?

[ag91]

Oh sorry! I tried using directly pandoc, and you are right: it works.
I use pandoc from Emacs itself through ox-pandoc
https://github.com/kawabata/ox-pandoc

I assumed that the buffer was passed as-is to pandoc!
I am closing this.

Albert Krewinkel notifications@github.com writes:

Weird, I could not reproduce this. I tested with all of the following: 1.16.0.2, 1.17.0.3, and the current master. They all give me

\section{Hello}\label{hello}

hi I am LaTex

Can you give some more details on how you are involving pandoc?

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[ag91]

For documentation purposes:

It is a new feature of org mode:
instead of the syntax
#+BEGIN_LaTex
org now uses
#+BEGIN_export latex

Pandoc already allows this.

[tarleb]

ag91 notifications@github.com writes:

For documentation purposes:

It is a new feature of org mode:
instead of the syntax
#+BEGIN_LaTex
org now uses
#+BEGIN_export latex

Pandoc already allows this.

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Thanks, I wasn't aware of this change. It was apparently announced last
December: http://permalink.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.orgmode/103736

The reader doesn't handle the new syntax properly, this will require
some changes.