Hi Roland, "Roland Winkler" <wink...@gnu.org> writes:
> visit the following org file with emacs -Q > > cat > foo.org <<EOF > * foo > bar (+.2 to .5) > baz (+.2 to .5) > > bar (+.2 to .5) > baz +.2 to .5) > EOF > > Why are part of the second and third line striked through? Because "+" tries to add fontification. > According to the org info pages there is some regexp-based feature > of that kind. Yes, see `org-emphasis-regexp-components'. > But it appears to me that this feature could use a > more sophisticated regexp matcher. Note that the 5th and 6th line > are not striked through. Because the space isn't allowed within +...+ fontified constructs. > Also, as an occassional org mode user without a need for very fancy > things, I am wondering whether I can simply switch off such > structural markup elements. (setq org-fontify-emphasized-text nil) > The org info node on structural markup > elements does not mention such a possibility. Mhh.. yes, I'll perhaps update the manual, or just add a Worg FAQ for this. > I would prefer if, as a > general strategy, the default values for such features were less > aggressive. We try to not make them agressive. But the text you quoted above looks like an example that could be in fixed-with block like this : : bar (+.2 to .5) : baz (+.2 to .5) : bar (+.2 to .5) : baz +.2 to .5) or in another block where *...* constructs are not fontified. Thanks, -- Bastien
