Hello, "Mark E. Shoulson" <m...@kli.org> writes:
>> The regexp may be able to tell level 1 from level 2 quotes. > > Do you mean that the author would use the same characters for both > first and second level quotes, and the regexp would be smart enough to > distinguish which level each was at? I don't think that's possible, > and you probably don't either. Actually, I do. Since you can tell an opening quote from a closing one by the position of the white space (or parenthesis, beginning/end of line) near it, I think you can deduce the quote level. I may be wrong, though. > "this is a 'quote', and that's all you need to know." > > becoming, for instance > > «this is a ‹quote›, and that’s all you need to know.» "this is a "quote", and that's all you need to know" is as parsable to me. As a side note, at least in French, many typographers would recommend "this is a /quote/, and that's all you need to know" here. Oh, and I know that was just an example. > I'd love to get org more export-friendly. I'll see what I can > understand of the (new) export code. Do not hesitate to ask questions about it. Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
