OPTIONS only read from buffer, not SETUPFILE include

[maplemuse]

I have a simple org file that has a SETUPFILE option to point to a common include file I use for multiple org documents.
When I use other org exports, these fields are read properly. However, ox-pandoc does not seem to read the #+OPTIONS: ^:nil line unless it is in the org file itself.
I've included a simple example. When you attempt to export via ox-pandoc, the line is subscripted.

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[yantar92]

Nick Matthews ***@***.***> writes:

I have a simple org file that has a SETUPFILE option to point to a common include file I use for multiple org documents. When I use other org exports, these fields are read properly. However, ox-pandoc does not seem to read the `#+OPTIONS: ^:nil` line unless it is in the org file itself.

ox-pandoc itself does read the OPTIONS line. However, pandoc does not understand #+SETUPFILE keyword. To fix the problem, we need to implement a custom keyword transcoder that will manually parse #+SETUPFILE keyword and replace it with the necessary options that pandoc will be able to understand.

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[a-fent]

Thank you for the report and test-case, and thanks Ihor for the feedback on this and other issues; it's much appreciated. This also reminds me I should use SETUPFILE precisely because Org's default setting for ^ (subscripts/superscripts) bites me in most projects.

As Ihor suggests, there are two possible solutions here:

1. make ox-pandoc inline the options from the SETUPFILE so pandoc reads them normally
2. see if pandoc has a suitable construct and submit a change request to pandoc so that SETUPFILE is interpreted properly.

I have a couple of issues on the list that need better handling of keywords so I will try and see if (1) could work.

[yantar92]

Alex Fenton ***@***.***> writes:

1) make ox-pandoc inline the options from the `SETUPFILE` so pandoc reads them normally

Talking about (1)... It might be even better to inline export-related Elisp variables - that way not only #+SETUPFILE will work, but also #7, #+BIND, etc.

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