Hi Eric,
please move the cursor into the example block and press "C-c '" (that
is C-c followed by the single quote. This will get you into a special
editing buffer for this snippet. When you exit by pressing the same
keys again, you will see what Org does to quote such headlines.
Also, you might enjoy your example even better if you use
#+begin_src org
instead of
#+begin_example
HTH
- Carsten
On Oct 12, 2009, at 12:46 PM, Eric S Fraga wrote:
Hello,
This is not a critical problem but I thought I would highlight it.
If you have an example block which includes lines that look like
org-mode headings, the show/collapse commands get confused. The two
images attached show the erroneous behaviour for a file with these
contents:
--8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8---
* example blocks
The following is an example of the contents of a simple org-mode
file:
#+begin_example problem with org interpretation of contents
This is an example of a simple org-mode file
* The main heading
** A sub-heading
** another sub-heading
- a list
- second entry
#+end_example
That example shows the hierarchical structure and the use of
lists.
** Further text here
This is more text that is in a sub-section
--8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8---
Although a contrived example, this arose from my use of org-babel-sh
and having output generated that happened to have lines starting with
'* '.
Note also the indentation of the line immediately after the end of the
example.
thanks,
eric
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