On Jun 6, 2006, at 16:55, Austin Frank wrote:
Looking through a few O'Reilly books on my shelf, I see that different
books use constant-width bold (<b><pre>text</pre></b>) and
constant-width italics (<i><pre>text</pre></i>) to indicate where a
user
should enter input in example code.
Yes, that is true, O'Reilly books use some excessive styling - I guess
it makes sense in these cases.
Generalizing the emphasis stuff is tricky, and I am worried that the
regular expressions will match unintentionally.
However, I have now made this configurable, a test version is at
http://www.astro.uva.nl/~dominik/Tools/org/org-testemphasize.zip
In this version you can configure your own text styling through the
option `org-emphasis-alist'. Before I release this, some tweaking of
the other new option `org-emphasis-regexp-components' might be
necessary. In that option you can also define the number of newlines
you wish to allow in a single emphasized expression (default is one for
now, don't increase this too much because of a potentially significant
performance penalty). Also you can ask for stacked styling in that
variable.
For now, stacked styling is turned off by default.
- Carsten
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