Hello,
I'm playing with manipulating some data in org-mode format from the
command line (OK, I admit that I'm playing with acme).
I'm wondering if there is a tool, or a way to call emacs, to do the
following:
- get some data in org-mode format from stdin
- nicely format the text
- spit the result on stdout
I tried using "pandoc -t org" but the results are not satisfactory,
especially in the presence of lists inside lists. For instance, I would
like to convert:
#+begin_example
- This is a very long line. This is a very long line. This is a very long line.
This is a very long line.
- This is a very long line. This is a very long line. This is a very long
line. This is a very long line.
- This is a yet another very long line. This is a very long line. This is a
very long line. This is a very long line.
#+end_example
into this
#+begin_example
- This is a very long line. This is a very long line. This is a very
long line. This is a very long line.
- This is a very long line. This is a very long line. This is a very
long line. This is a very long line.
- This is a yet another very long line. This is a very long line. This
is a very long line. This is a very long line.
#+end_example
Do you have tools or an approach using emacs (as a command line tool) to
suggest?
Thanks,
Alan
