[bug] Fail to generate output on current Pandoc in Windows

[edwardchanjw]

I wonder it is the problem on pandoc side or arguments passing? Both selection of html (pandoc)', 'html (rst2html)' are the same error.

The file is located at C:\Users{Username}\AppData\Local\Temp but the file is 0 bytes.

I manually tested this command below and the HTML successful generated.

C:\Users\User>pandoc C:\Users\User\Desktop\rstTest.rst -o C:\Users\User\Desktop\rstTest.html

The Pandoc Path was

C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Pandoc

[mgaitan]

thanks for the report. Really, I'm not checking anything in windows and mac (I'm one of those linux only guys) , but I'll try to figure it out with a virtual machine.

[ishitcno1]

I use docutils and get the same problem in windows. The command below works fine.
rst2html.py infile outfile

Actually I don't install pandoc, but if I select html(pandoc), the problem is as the same as edwardchanjw described.

If I select html(rst2html), nothing happen, no error box pop up, no new tab the browser open. I check the temp directory, a new 0 bytes html file is there.

[mgaitan]

I'll check this issue this week. Thanks for the report.

On Tue, Jun 25, 2013 at 4:24 AM, ishitcno1 [email protected] wrote:

I use docutils and get the same problem in windows. The command below
works fine.
rst2html.py infile outfile

Actually I don't install pandoc, but if I select html(pandoc), the problem
is as the same as edwardchanjw described.

If I select html(rst2html), nothing happen, no error box pop up, no new
tab the browser open. I check the temp directory, a new 0 bytes html file
is there.

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[mgaitan]

@edwardchanjw @ishitcno1 please let me know if that patch fix the issue. It worked for me, but I only acceded to a very limited virtualized Win Xp.

Also, ensure you have pandoc in the enviroment PATH variable, visible to all programs. You can check inside sublime opening the cosole and running

import os
os.environ['PATH']

If you see the Pandoc (or python bin) path in the list, it's ok.

[mgaitan]

I guess It's fixed. We'll reopen it if something say the opposite ;-)