Re: [PATCH][Worg] publish.sh: Suppress subscripts without braces

2025-07-20 Thread Max Nikulin
On 17/07/2025 16:02, Christian Moe wrote: Max Nikulin writes: I have noticed another case when "latex" in "#+begin_latex" is rendered as subscript in a Worg article. Do you expect massive regressions if subscript without explicit curly braces are suppressed? [...] org-contrib/babel/examples/d

Re: [PATCH][Worg] publish.sh: Suppress subscripts without braces

2025-07-17 Thread Christian Moe
Christian Moe writes: > And there's no > good reason for writing "release_7.9.4" in the above examples. Correction: yes, there is (it's a git tag).

Re: [PATCH][Worg] publish.sh: Suppress subscripts without braces

2025-07-17 Thread Christian Moe
Max Nikulin writes: > I have noticed another case when "latex" in "#+begin_latex" is > rendered as subscript in a Worg article. Do you expect massive > regressions if subscript without explicit curly braces are suppressed? Not massive, but there will be some., e.g.: #+begin_example org-contrib/

[PATCH][Worg] publish.sh: Suppress subscripts without braces

2025-07-08 Thread Max Nikulin
Hi, I have noticed another case when "latex" in "#+begin_latex" is rendered as subscript in a Worg article. Do you expect massive regressions if subscript without explicit curly braces are suppressed? See the attached patch. Certainly it should be typed as =#+begin_latex=, cases when authors