On 2022-07-26 Tue. 09:23 +0700,Max Nikulin wrote: > However the suggestion was namely to use U+200B ZERO WIDTH SPACE and > it > is actually implemented since `org-emphasis-regexp-components' > currently > contains [:space:]. > ... > K, could you, please, clarify what is your particular use case?
My bad, I misunderstood the "feature" mentioned in the old post. My use case is to emphasize chinese characters without spaces being inserted, even those zero-width spaces. For example "中文*测*试" should be enough to emphasize "测". I am using zero-width spaces right now, and it works fine in org-mode buffers, but if exported to latex-pdf files, the U+200B ZERO WIDTH SPACE character will not be zero-width for certain fonts. So I hope not to use that character. On Tue, 26 Jul 2022 09:26:42 +0800, Ihor Radchenko wrote: > Another idea we have discussed is using something similar to Markdown > format: **bold**, //italics//, __underline__, etc. It is less verbose > compared to the special blocks, which should be valuable for > Japanese/Chinese/other languages with no spaces between words. By the way, it seems that my use case has already been implemented by markdown-mode. In a markdown-mode buffer "中文**测**试" will certainly make "测" bold.