Oh, nevermind. I figured it out,
(cons Heading (cons "\section[year]{%s}" "\section*[year]{%s}"))
solves the problem. I guess I really need to learn more about the
different types of sequences in lisp. Sorry for that.
Cheers, Sebastian
On 29.04.10 14:10 Uhr, Sebastian Hofer wrote:
Hi Carsten,
thanks for your reply!
At Tue, 27 Apr 2010 17:44:07 +0200,
Carsten Dominik wrote:
I think it must be
("Heading" "\section[year]{%s}" "\section*[year]{%s}")
Note the %s for the heading, and also it i just one flat list of 3
items.
And yes, this is not too well documented.
I tried that actually but to no avail. I tracked down the problem to the
following code in org-latex.el
(if (consp (cdr sec))
(setq start (nth (if num 0 2) sec)
end (nth (if num 1 3) sec))
(setq start (if num (car sec) (cdr sec))))
For a flat list as you suggested sec is ("\section[year]{%s}"
"\section*[year]{%s}"). The thing is that then (consp (cdr sec)) evaluates to true, which
I think is not the supposed behaviour. Replacing (cdr sec) by (cadr sec) would fix this. Is this a
bug or just me being too stupid?
On another subject: Wouldn't it be nice if the properties of the current
headline would be accessible by the sectioning function? I think that would
proof very powerful to create customized export classes (together with
customized latex commands). And I guess it would be quite easy to implement,
right?
Anyway, thanks for your help (and of course for your great work on org-mode, I
really love it!)
Sebastian
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