Benjamin Skinner
Benjamin Skinner
I tried changing the order in the options file, but that didn't work. I think the line of code that's setting the order is the last line in `pandoc--format-all-options`: ```elisp...
> Well, the aim of pandoc-mode is to be able to control pandoc from within Emacs, so if pandoc makes the order of options important, pandoc-mode should have a way...
That did the trick. The `pandoc` call is now: ```sh pandoc --read=markdown --write=latex --output=paper.pdf --filter=pandoc-crossref --citeproc --csl=apa.csl --bibliography=sources.bib ``` which works for my case. Thanks for a great Emacs mode...
That's bad error handling on my part, so I'll add that to the queue of fixes. I'll investigate more when I have the time, but errors like this often mean...
I added some more error handling, so you might install the latest release (v0.19.1) and try again. I can't run your code myself because I don't have access to `dt00_sc_peers[,3]`.
Just now seeing this. Is it still an issue? Sometimes the underlying data changes unexpectedly (and then changes back).
Okay. If that's the case, I'll need a little bit to adjust the code to account for the new data type. If you are able, I'm glad to look at...
Okay I think I've fixed this. Download the newest release 0.28.0 from GitHub and try it out if you would: ```r devtools::install_github("btskinner/rscorecard") ```
Try version 0.28.1 (the latest)