Richard Lawrence writes:
> Does anyone know why the behavior of "\\" is presently restricted to
> appearing at the end of the line in a paragraph? Does anyone need it
> to be exported literally when it appears elsewhere?
When exporting code listings in any programming language which uses '\'
fo
I needed to have multi line titles exported in all formats consistently and
that's when I need to use '\\' mid-line.
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Kaushal Modi
On Sep 27, 2014 5:16 PM, "Nicolas Goaziou" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Richard Lawrence writes:
>
> > Does anyone know why the behavior of "\\" is presently restricted to
Hello,
Richard Lawrence writes:
> Does anyone know why the behavior of "\\" is presently restricted to
> appearing at the end of the line in a paragraph?
I certainly can see a good reason for it, although I don't know if it is
the historical one.
Org syntax is primarily intended for Org docum
Hi Kaushal,
Kaushal writes:
> I am requesting a consistent solution.
>
> If "//" at the end of a line inserts newline when exporting in all formats,
> then it should do the same when used in between a line too for ALL export
> formats.
>
> Example: #+TITLE: Line one // Line two
>
> I am simply
I am requesting a consistent solution.
If "//" at the end of a line inserts newline when exporting in all formats,
then it should do the same when used in between a line too for ALL export
formats.
Example: #+TITLE: Line one // Line two
I am simply trying to explain why we need another solution
Kaushal writes:
> Interesting thing is that `\\` work fine at the end of the lines.
Yes, this is the behavior documented in the manual.
> I need to force line breaks in cases like these
>
> -
> For example, to execute the =example_1= test and run in the {{{NEWLINE}}}
>
> =/some/long/path/th
> Do you need to enforce line breaks *outside of* a paragraph in plain
> text export? If so, what case are you worried about specifically?
I forgot to answer this question.. I need to force line breaks in cases
like these
-
For example, to execute the =example_1= test and run in the {{{NEWLI
The reason I switched to using this {{{NEWLINE}}} macro is that I wanted
consistent results wherever I used it for any kind of export.
Example:
-
#+TITLE: First Line of Title // Second Line of Title
-
Above works for only latex > pdf exports.
HTML export of above keeps the `//` character
