Hi

Hi

Can I suggest an export to LaTeX. This would be fantastic, for example when working on a beamer presentation. Here's how it could work

Level 1 --> Section Level
Level 2 --> Subsection Level
Level 3 --> Slide title
Level 4 --> Line / bullet point

Perhaps there should be a way for people to create more custom exports?

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  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)21 June 2014 at 08:04

    Hello Nick,

      You can export list to OPML format, and use some XSL script to convert it to whatever you want. This requires some XML-XSLT skills, but quite doable, I think.
      
      As a simple inspiration, you can take a look at this blog post - it shows how to convert Checkvist list to CSV format:

      http://checkvist.tumblr.com/post/7578054148/slightly-technical-export-a-list-to-spreadsheets-csv

      Hope, this helps,
      KIR

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  2. Nick Riches23 June 2014 at 05:42

    Thanks.

    Not sure I'll be learning XSL skills, but there is an OPML2LaTeX converter as part of the multimarkdown package which I'll explore some time.

    Best wishes

    Nick

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