Hanging indents with a Pandoc bibliography












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I'm using Pandoc / Markdown / LaTeX to write lab reports.



I've opted to not deal with multiple intermediate files for my bibliography. So I have to use this to generate my documents:



pandoc --csl=apa.csl lab02.md --bibliography=bibtex.bib -o lab02.pdf


This works alright. The issue is that hanging indent does not work. It's easy to solve this through this code block:



begingroup
# References
setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
setlength{parskip}{8pt}

<div id="refs"></div>
endgroup


Which is how I am citing references. I have to do this because I have a required section after references, otherwise I could simply do # References and have it automatically put everything in, and just do that setlength stuff once right at the end of the doc.



My question is concerning how to create a custom command to do this faster, because I like hanging indent in some other sections too. I want do do this both for ease of use and to learn how to make commands. I am having trouble doing this on my own.



Ideally it'd be something like: starthang which maps to



begingroup
# References
setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
setlength{parskip}{8pt}


And



endhang which just is an alias for endgroup



The best I have come up with is this, which doesn't seem to work:



newenvironment{hang}
{ {begingroup
setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
setlength{parskip}{8pt}
}
{
endgroup
}
}


Any ideas greatly appreciated.










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    I'm using Pandoc / Markdown / LaTeX to write lab reports.



    I've opted to not deal with multiple intermediate files for my bibliography. So I have to use this to generate my documents:



    pandoc --csl=apa.csl lab02.md --bibliography=bibtex.bib -o lab02.pdf


    This works alright. The issue is that hanging indent does not work. It's easy to solve this through this code block:



    begingroup
    # References
    setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
    setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
    setlength{parskip}{8pt}

    <div id="refs"></div>
    endgroup


    Which is how I am citing references. I have to do this because I have a required section after references, otherwise I could simply do # References and have it automatically put everything in, and just do that setlength stuff once right at the end of the doc.



    My question is concerning how to create a custom command to do this faster, because I like hanging indent in some other sections too. I want do do this both for ease of use and to learn how to make commands. I am having trouble doing this on my own.



    Ideally it'd be something like: starthang which maps to



    begingroup
    # References
    setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
    setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
    setlength{parskip}{8pt}


    And



    endhang which just is an alias for endgroup



    The best I have come up with is this, which doesn't seem to work:



    newenvironment{hang}
    { {begingroup
    setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
    setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
    setlength{parskip}{8pt}
    }
    {
    endgroup
    }
    }


    Any ideas greatly appreciated.










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      I'm using Pandoc / Markdown / LaTeX to write lab reports.



      I've opted to not deal with multiple intermediate files for my bibliography. So I have to use this to generate my documents:



      pandoc --csl=apa.csl lab02.md --bibliography=bibtex.bib -o lab02.pdf


      This works alright. The issue is that hanging indent does not work. It's easy to solve this through this code block:



      begingroup
      # References
      setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
      setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
      setlength{parskip}{8pt}

      <div id="refs"></div>
      endgroup


      Which is how I am citing references. I have to do this because I have a required section after references, otherwise I could simply do # References and have it automatically put everything in, and just do that setlength stuff once right at the end of the doc.



      My question is concerning how to create a custom command to do this faster, because I like hanging indent in some other sections too. I want do do this both for ease of use and to learn how to make commands. I am having trouble doing this on my own.



      Ideally it'd be something like: starthang which maps to



      begingroup
      # References
      setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
      setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
      setlength{parskip}{8pt}


      And



      endhang which just is an alias for endgroup



      The best I have come up with is this, which doesn't seem to work:



      newenvironment{hang}
      { {begingroup
      setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
      setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
      setlength{parskip}{8pt}
      }
      {
      endgroup
      }
      }


      Any ideas greatly appreciated.










      share|improve this question
















      I'm using Pandoc / Markdown / LaTeX to write lab reports.



      I've opted to not deal with multiple intermediate files for my bibliography. So I have to use this to generate my documents:



      pandoc --csl=apa.csl lab02.md --bibliography=bibtex.bib -o lab02.pdf


      This works alright. The issue is that hanging indent does not work. It's easy to solve this through this code block:



      begingroup
      # References
      setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
      setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
      setlength{parskip}{8pt}

      <div id="refs"></div>
      endgroup


      Which is how I am citing references. I have to do this because I have a required section after references, otherwise I could simply do # References and have it automatically put everything in, and just do that setlength stuff once right at the end of the doc.



      My question is concerning how to create a custom command to do this faster, because I like hanging indent in some other sections too. I want do do this both for ease of use and to learn how to make commands. I am having trouble doing this on my own.



      Ideally it'd be something like: starthang which maps to



      begingroup
      # References
      setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
      setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
      setlength{parskip}{8pt}


      And



      endhang which just is an alias for endgroup



      The best I have come up with is this, which doesn't seem to work:



      newenvironment{hang}
      { {begingroup
      setlength{parindent}{-0.2in}
      setlength{leftskip}{0.2in}
      setlength{parskip}{8pt}
      }
      {
      endgroup
      }
      }


      Any ideas greatly appreciated.







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          One easy solution is to use the hangparas environment from the hanging package:



          Pandoc Bibliography example with hangparas



          ---
          header-includes: |
          usepackage{hanging}
          references:
          - id: 'abou-el-haj:1983bury'
          type: article-journal
          title: >-
          Bury St Edmunds Abbey Between 1070 and 1124: A History of Property,
          Privilege, and Monastic Art Production
          container-title: Art History
          page: 1-29
          volume: '6'
          issue: '1'
          DOI: 10/gftmwk
          author:
          - family: Abou-El-Haj
          given: Barbara
          issued:
          - year: 1983
          month: 3
          - id: 'abou-el-haj:1991audiences'
          type: article-journal
          title: The audiences for the medieval cult of saints
          container-title: Gesta
          page: 3-15
          volume: '30'
          issue: '1'
          DOI: 10/bhjtnp
          author:
          - family: Abou-El-Haj
          given: Barbara
          issued:
          - year: 1991
          ---

          [@abou-el-haj:1983bury; @abou-el-haj:1991audiences]

          # References

          ```{=latex}
          begin{hangparas}{1em}{1}
          ```

          <div id="refs"></div>

          ```{=latex}
          end{hangparas}
          ```





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            One easy solution is to use the hangparas environment from the hanging package:



            Pandoc Bibliography example with hangparas



            ---
            header-includes: |
            usepackage{hanging}
            references:
            - id: 'abou-el-haj:1983bury'
            type: article-journal
            title: >-
            Bury St Edmunds Abbey Between 1070 and 1124: A History of Property,
            Privilege, and Monastic Art Production
            container-title: Art History
            page: 1-29
            volume: '6'
            issue: '1'
            DOI: 10/gftmwk
            author:
            - family: Abou-El-Haj
            given: Barbara
            issued:
            - year: 1983
            month: 3
            - id: 'abou-el-haj:1991audiences'
            type: article-journal
            title: The audiences for the medieval cult of saints
            container-title: Gesta
            page: 3-15
            volume: '30'
            issue: '1'
            DOI: 10/bhjtnp
            author:
            - family: Abou-El-Haj
            given: Barbara
            issued:
            - year: 1991
            ---

            [@abou-el-haj:1983bury; @abou-el-haj:1991audiences]

            # References

            ```{=latex}
            begin{hangparas}{1em}{1}
            ```

            <div id="refs"></div>

            ```{=latex}
            end{hangparas}
            ```





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              One easy solution is to use the hangparas environment from the hanging package:



              Pandoc Bibliography example with hangparas



              ---
              header-includes: |
              usepackage{hanging}
              references:
              - id: 'abou-el-haj:1983bury'
              type: article-journal
              title: >-
              Bury St Edmunds Abbey Between 1070 and 1124: A History of Property,
              Privilege, and Monastic Art Production
              container-title: Art History
              page: 1-29
              volume: '6'
              issue: '1'
              DOI: 10/gftmwk
              author:
              - family: Abou-El-Haj
              given: Barbara
              issued:
              - year: 1983
              month: 3
              - id: 'abou-el-haj:1991audiences'
              type: article-journal
              title: The audiences for the medieval cult of saints
              container-title: Gesta
              page: 3-15
              volume: '30'
              issue: '1'
              DOI: 10/bhjtnp
              author:
              - family: Abou-El-Haj
              given: Barbara
              issued:
              - year: 1991
              ---

              [@abou-el-haj:1983bury; @abou-el-haj:1991audiences]

              # References

              ```{=latex}
              begin{hangparas}{1em}{1}
              ```

              <div id="refs"></div>

              ```{=latex}
              end{hangparas}
              ```





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                One easy solution is to use the hangparas environment from the hanging package:



                Pandoc Bibliography example with hangparas



                ---
                header-includes: |
                usepackage{hanging}
                references:
                - id: 'abou-el-haj:1983bury'
                type: article-journal
                title: >-
                Bury St Edmunds Abbey Between 1070 and 1124: A History of Property,
                Privilege, and Monastic Art Production
                container-title: Art History
                page: 1-29
                volume: '6'
                issue: '1'
                DOI: 10/gftmwk
                author:
                - family: Abou-El-Haj
                given: Barbara
                issued:
                - year: 1983
                month: 3
                - id: 'abou-el-haj:1991audiences'
                type: article-journal
                title: The audiences for the medieval cult of saints
                container-title: Gesta
                page: 3-15
                volume: '30'
                issue: '1'
                DOI: 10/bhjtnp
                author:
                - family: Abou-El-Haj
                given: Barbara
                issued:
                - year: 1991
                ---

                [@abou-el-haj:1983bury; @abou-el-haj:1991audiences]

                # References

                ```{=latex}
                begin{hangparas}{1em}{1}
                ```

                <div id="refs"></div>

                ```{=latex}
                end{hangparas}
                ```





                share|improve this answer













                One easy solution is to use the hangparas environment from the hanging package:



                Pandoc Bibliography example with hangparas



                ---
                header-includes: |
                usepackage{hanging}
                references:
                - id: 'abou-el-haj:1983bury'
                type: article-journal
                title: >-
                Bury St Edmunds Abbey Between 1070 and 1124: A History of Property,
                Privilege, and Monastic Art Production
                container-title: Art History
                page: 1-29
                volume: '6'
                issue: '1'
                DOI: 10/gftmwk
                author:
                - family: Abou-El-Haj
                given: Barbara
                issued:
                - year: 1983
                month: 3
                - id: 'abou-el-haj:1991audiences'
                type: article-journal
                title: The audiences for the medieval cult of saints
                container-title: Gesta
                page: 3-15
                volume: '30'
                issue: '1'
                DOI: 10/bhjtnp
                author:
                - family: Abou-El-Haj
                given: Barbara
                issued:
                - year: 1991
                ---

                [@abou-el-haj:1983bury; @abou-el-haj:1991audiences]

                # References

                ```{=latex}
                begin{hangparas}{1em}{1}
                ```

                <div id="refs"></div>

                ```{=latex}
                end{hangparas}
                ```






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