On Jul 18, 2008, at 1:26 AM, Rustom Mody wrote:
1. When I ue italics with /something in italics/ and the text spans
across multile lines org arbitrarily does from italics into roman and
back ( in a way which I cannot fathom).
By default Org looks only for a max of two lines for emphasis. You
can change this by customizing the variable org-emphasis-regexp-
components, the last element gives the max number of lines you want to
allow. A restart of Emacs maybe required after you changed this
before it becomes effective.
Also, generally font-lock can have problems with font lock expressions
that span multiple lines while you type them. For example, when you
type
/bkjkkjjk .... text including one newline .... lkjflkjsl/
font-lock fails to see this. Do M-x font-lock-fontify-buffer to fix
such cases. Next time you open the buffer, font-lock does look at the
entire buffer and finds such multiline locations.
Is there some other prefered way for multiline italics?
You can use @<i> .... @</i> if you are only interested in italics for
HTML export, but I do not think this is a "preferred" way.
2. M-q (fill-paragraph) messes up paragraphs which have lines ending
in '\\' ie it joins lines ending \\ to the next and the \\ stops
acting
Yes, this is a problem I do not know how to fix.
- Carsten
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