Jisang Yoo <jisang.yoo.ac+...@gmail.com> writes:
Try an ascii block instead. #+BEGIN_ASCII +---------+ | | | box | | | +---------+ #+END_ASCII > When I draw a box diagram in an example block or a source code block, > the rectangles trigger org-src-mode to recognize that as tables. For > example, If I org-edit-special on the following: > > #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE > +---------+ > | | > | box | > | | > +---------+ > #+END_EXAMPLE > > I get a message "Recognizing tables...done" and the inside of the box > is painted blue. The reason I am not using colon blocks like: > > : +---------+ > : | | > : | box | > : | | > : +---------+ > > is because I couldn't find a way to fold them. > > If I draw a diagram like this (with dot prefix): > > #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE > . +---------+ > . | | > . | box | > . | | > . +---------+ > #+END_EXAMPLE > > the dots prevent org-src-mode from recognizing the rectangle as a > table, but is there a way to prevent org-src-mode from recognizing > tables without resorting to this prefix trick? > -- Brad Collins <b...@chenla.la> skype|twitter|wave: deerpig http://chenla.la
