49 lines
1.1 KiB
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49 lines
1.1 KiB
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Put something like this in the setup file:
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~~~
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conversion:
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- from: odt
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to: pdf
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command: [unoconv, -f, pdf, -o, $OUTPUTDIR, $INPUTFILE]
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- from: ditaa
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to: png
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command: [ditaa, $INPUTFILE, $OUTPUTFILE, -s, 0.7]
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~~~
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However `Dumper($config{conversion})` shows:
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~~~
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$VAR1 = [
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'HASH(0x164e1a0)',
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'HASH(0x164e3c8)'
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];
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~~~
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I think it is getting mangled in `sub merge` in `IkiWiki/Setup.pm` and its calls to `possibly_foolish_untaint`
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Workaround: force the array values to be strings, and then re-parse them using YAML::XS::Load:
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~~~
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conversion:
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- |
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from: [odt, odp]
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to: pdf
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command: [unoconv, -f, pdf, -o, $OUTPUTDIR, $INPUTFILE]
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- |
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from: ditaa
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to: png
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command: [ditaa, $INPUTFILE, $OUTPUTFILE, -s, 0.7]
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...
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sub checkconfig {
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if (!defined $config{conversion} || ref $config{conversion} ne "ARRAY") {
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error(sprintf(gettext("Must specify '%s' and it must be a list"), "conversion"));
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}
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for (my $i=0; $i < @{$config{conversion}}; $i++) {
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$config{conversion}->[$i] = YAML::XS::Load($config{conversion}->[$i]) if
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ref $config{conversion}->[$i] ne 'HASH';
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}
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}
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~~~
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