On Wed, 13 Mar 2019 at 08:29, Janusz S. Bień wrote: > > I got no suggestions for pandoc.
You need to ask on one of the pandoc channel, it's unlikely that you will find any substantial expertise on this mailing list. I just want to say that pandoc uses its own parser for TeX, so I wouldn't expect it to work well for anything but relatively trivial TeX syntax (I would expect user-defined macros to mostly fail), and it's also a bit non-trivial to figure out how to modify it and build it. I have absolutely no idea to what extent packages are supported and how. On the other hand the conversion from ODT or DOCX works astonishingly well, even the math gets converted correctly (from docx at least). But both ODT and DOCX are XML formats and thus parsing is not as complex. If you had to write the document from scratch, there would be other alternatives, but if you want to avoid rewriting stuff, it's a different story ... I think that Luigi S. and Hans H. were working on conversion (in both directions) TeX <-> docx, but I'm not aware of this being finished yet, and it would probably need to be backed up by some funding to really make it well polished. Mojca
