On Nov 26, 2009, at 9:40 AM, Stefan Vollmar wrote:
Hello,
we are using org-mode for software documentation and use the usual
convention that commandline input should be set in a "typewriter
font".
This works fine in org 6.32 trans:
=somescript -U <input>=
This does not:
=somescript -U "my key" "my value"=
when exporting to HTML this is rendered to normal text including the
surrounding "=".
The inverted commas cause the problem. Is there a way to escape them
(something like "\"")?
Many thanks in advance.
Hi Stefan,
customize the variable org-emphasis-regexp-components and remove
these two characters
\"
from the third element.
That should do the trick, but will then no longer allow you to write
"this is =quoted="
Such are the limitations of ASCII text .. :(
HTH anyway
- Carsten
- Carsten
Warm regards,
Stefan
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