Error converting to docx/html

[tomsdev]

Error converting to docx/html

[larlequin]

Thank for you interest in Pandoc Academic. This issue comes from a naming problem. When I developed the plugin, I called it "Pandoc" and so the plugin is looking for this name to convert the files.
You can fix it by changing the name of the plugin in the package folder:
Pandoc Academic --> Pandoc

I also updated the plugin so now the problem should be resolved. I added some shortcuts to launch the conversions and changed the file so that spell checking is now working.

Hope it's help.

Guillaume

[tomsdev]

Thanks, it's working now but i have a new issue, when i install your package or launch sublime now (on windows) i get an error saying that Default (Windows).sublime-keymap is invalid, can you correct it?

EDIT: error log:

Error trying to parse file: Expected value in E:\Users\Thomas\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages\Pandoc Academic\Keymap\Default (Windows).sublime-keymap:6:3

[larlequin]

Thank once again for your feedback, it really help me to improve the plugin. The problem should now be corrected. I used different keymap names to handle the key binding, but I only developed the plugin under Linux. My guess is that the keymap shoul be created under all platforms. I changed the keymap name to be generic. I don't know if it will work under Windows. I hope so. Let me know if it is not the case.

Thanks

[tomsdev]

It doesn't do an error but if i try a shortcut like ctrl-alt-d it does nothing (nothing in the console too). Maybe it needs to be different for windows.
I discover also that 'convert to pdf' show success in the console File converted to: E:\Users\Thomas\Downloads\ebook.pdf but i can't find the file produced (whereas in docx and html it's ok).

[larlequin]

I don't know yet how to configure the keymap files for the different platforms. For the moment, please just use the menu. I will work on this issue later.

For the PDF, you need to have a working LaTeX installation as indicated in the Pandoc documentation. I changed the readme file to precise this point.

Thanks for the feedbacks.

[puterleat]

You should probably also specify the pandoc version required... I had a slightly outdated one and it took me a while to realise that's why the pdf support wasn't working (in old versions it just creates an html file named .pdf)

[larlequin]

You're right. I will change that shortly.

Thanks for the feedback.