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Description
Google Docs and Drive, OpenOffice and Microsoft word all have the right tab-stop functionality
This is how you configure it in Google Document:
- Type the text you want on the left
- Click the ruler & "Add right tab-stop"
- Press "Tab"
- Type text you want to be right-aligned
- Adjust the right tab stop to line up with margin (they are 2 different things)
It’s not obvious, but then it works great.
I use TAB + a number to write how long day the task will take.
Now I want to convert it to .pdf with LaTeX and Pandoc, this is the latex document after being converted:
I have looked at a generated .tex file. This one is produced by a non OpenSource script and they render it right while I don't, this is the difference:
.tex valid result:
\vspace{\baselineskip}
\section*{Task big title\hspace*{10pt}2}
\addcontentsline{toc}{section}{Task big title\hspace*{10pt}2}
\vspace{\baselineskip}
Description task \tabto{6.29in} 2\par
This is what I have in my generated .tex (wrong result):
\section{Task big title 2}\label{task-big-title-2}
Description task 2
I have tried with --preserve-tabs but that doesn't help, tabs are removed when pandoc is isued.