Hi there!
I've recently added some custom entries to my org-entities-user
(below), but the ones that are more than one UTF-8 character long
(most) do not show in my org-buffer with
org-toggle-pretty-entities on. Is there a particular reason that
I'm missing for why it will only preview single-character
entities?
(setq org-entities-user
'(("dO" "\\(\\delta^{18}\\)O" nil "δ<sup>18</sup>O"
"δ18O" "δ18O" "δ¹⁸O")
("eO" "\\({}^{18}\\)O" nil "<sup>18</sup>O" "18O" "18O"
"¹⁸O")
("dC" "\\(\\delta^{13}\\)C" nil "δ<sup>13</sup>O"
"δ13C" "δ¹³C" "δ¹³C")
("tC" "\\({}^{13}\\)C" nil "<sup>13</sup>C" "13C" "¹³C"
"¹³O")
("COt" "CO\\(_{2}\\)" nil "CO<sub>2</sub>" "CO2" "CO₂"
"CO₂")
("D" "\\Delta_{47}" t "Δ<sub>47</sub>" "Δ47" "Δ47"
"Δ₄₇")
("celsius" "\\(^{\\circ}\\)C" nil "°C" "°C" "°C" "℃")
;; unit space, for something like 15\us{}kg
("us" "\\," nil " " " " " " " ")
("appr" "\\sim" t "˜" "~" "~" "~")
;; for gps-coordinates
("degree" "^{\\circ}" t "°" "°" "°" "°")
("arcminute" "^{'}" t "′" "'" "′" "′")
("arcsecond" "^{''}" t "″" "\"" "″" "″")
))
Or am I going about this the wrong way in this particular case? I
could of course also write yasnippets to autocomplete the full
org-source, but I would like more control over what the latex
export looks like (since I have to format everything according to
strict latex conventions for scientific journals, so for example
the default CO_2 -> CO\(_{\text{2}}\) is wrong).
Kind regards,
Ilja