Hi Bernt,
· Bernt Hansen <be...@norang.ca> wrote:
> Thomas Holst <thomas.ho...@de.bosch.com> writes:
>
>> Hi Bastien,
>>
>> thanks for your answer.
>>
>>>> when the follwing org-file is exported to LaTeX, #+BEGIN_ORG
>>>> and #+END_ORG is inserted in the tex-file.
>>>
>>> You surely want
>>> #+begin_src org
>>> #+end_src org
>>> "#+begin_org" doesn't exist.
>>
>> #+BEGIN_ORG
>> #+END_ORG
>>
>> Here is an example which shows the issue.
>>
>> #+begin_src org
>> * Testing org-babel perl
>>
>> #+srcname: TestingPerl
>> #+begin_src perl :exports results :results output org
>> print("#+CAPTION: A caption\n");
>> print("#+LABEL: tbl:dvi\n");
>> print("#+ATTR_LaTeX: placement[H]\n");
>> print("| *bold/T* |\n");
>> print("|--------|\n");
>> print("| normal |\n");
>> #+end_src
>> #+results: TestingPerl
>> #+BEGIN_ORG
>> #+CAPTION: A caption
>> #+LABEL: tbl:dvi
>> #+ATTR_LaTeX: placement[H]
>> | *bold/T* |
>> |--------|
>> | normal |
>> #+END_ORG
>> #+end_src org
>
> You have nested #+begin_src / #+end_src in this example. I'm not sure
> that is supported.
I used #+begin_src / #+end_src org only to show the org file in my
email. The part between #+begin / #+end_src org is the content of my
test org file.
As Eric said the problem is #+begin_org / #+end_org which is inserted by
babel. If #+begin_org / #+end_org does not start at column 0 it appears in
the exported LaTeX file.
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