Hi Bryan,
On Jan 7, 2010, at 6:30 PM, Bryan Fink wrote:
Hi. I'm using org-mode to write some documentation about Erlang
modules. Erlang's "binary" data type has a syntax like:
<<"this is binary data">>
Org-mode's ascii-exporter in version 6.33f blindly strips all <<>>
pairs from the file, leaving the text as
"this is binary data"
which, unfortunately, is still valid Erlang syntax, but has a
different meaning.
First of all, you should have such code in code blocks like #
+begin_src..., or, in running text, you need to protect it with
something like =<<"this is binary data">>=.
Then things will work in HTML.
There is indeed a bug in ASCII export which does remove these without
checking for protection - but I have just fixed that - so if you pull
and protect, things should work.
HTH
- Carsten
So, to help me and others write Erlang documentation in org-mode, I
submit the patch attached to this email, which changes org-ascii.el
such that it checks the org-protected text property before stripping
<<>> characters, so examples marked as verbatim text should go
untouched.
-Bryan
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