On 7Nov2007, at 6:12 PM, Daniel Clemente wrote:
Hi, consider this test of quotation styles: "ASCII double", 'ASCII simple', "English" «French» „German" 「Japanese」 Now make each word bold (but not the quotation signs): "*ASCII double*", '*ASCII simple*', "*English*" «*French*» „*German*" 「*Japanese*」 At exportation, the syntax marks of the second line aren't translated. That's because only " and ' are listed at org-emphasis-regexp-components as „pre" and „post" components. So: can org-emphasis-regexp-components expanded to include all quotation marks and not just " and ' ? Maybe Emacs offers some character class for that and then we don't have to write a list of characters.
As Bastien already said, you can configure org-emphasis-regexp- components and add these yourself. If there was a character class for them, I would use it, but I don't think there is. The problem is that many of these characters are non-ascii and I am fearing the chaos when I try to insert a specific representation in org.el. That is bound to break on either XEmacs, or mule emacs or unicode emacs or uft-8 of whatever. So please just add these characters yourself, go through the customize interface in your own Emacs, that should take care of it.
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