Marcel van der Boom wrote:
> On wo 14-mei-2014 14:48
> Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
>
>> [...]
>>> How do they differ from, say 'subject'?
>>
>> "subject", which refers to :description property, only contains a
>> single string, no Org syntax. OTOH, TITLE and AUTHOR keywords have
>> their contents pa
On wo 14-mei-2014 14:48
Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
> [...]
>> How do they differ from, say 'subject'?
>
> "subject", which refers to :description property, only contains a
> single string, no Org syntax. OTOH, TITLE and AUTHOR keywords have
> their contents parsed and, as such, can contain parse
Marcel van der Boom writes:
> Are you saying 'author' and 'title' are problematic?
I am saying that they need to be treated differently, and with more
care.
> How do they differ from, say 'subject'?
"subject", which refers to :description property, only contains a single
string, no Org syntax
On wo 14-mei-2014 09:05
Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
> [...]
>> + ?a (or (first (plist-get info :author)) "")
>> + ?t (or (first (plist-get info :title)) "")
>
> The usual way to achieve this is to create an anonymous export
> back-end, derived from `latex', with `org-
Hello,
Marcel van der Boom writes:
Thanks for your patch. A few comments follow.
> * lisp/ox-latex.el (org-latex-template): add pdfauthor and pdftitle
> (org-latex-hyperref-template): add placeholders for author and title
> (org-latex-template): adjust default template with author and title
Yo
* lisp/ox-latex.el (org-latex-template): add pdfauthor and pdftitle
(org-latex-hyperref-template): add placeholders for author and title
(org-latex-template): adjust default template with author and title
This adds author and title to the pdf properties of the exported PDF
file when using the LaTe
