Inline code blocks are meant for exporting results, not code. I don't
believe Org-mode supports inline source-code export. I'd use simple
verbatim markers instead.
Cheers,
Jacek Generowicz <jacek.generow...@cern.ch> writes:
> Hi,
>
> When exporting an org file containing the line
>
> ,----
> | Here is some source code: src_c++[:exports code]{int a;} It is inline.
> `----
>
> the following HTML is generated
>
> ,----
> | Here is some source code: #+BEGIN<sub>SRC</sub> c++
> | int a;
> | #+END<sub>SRC</sub> It is inline.
> `----
>
> which looks approximately like this
>
> ,----
> | Here is some source code: #+BEGINSRC c++ int a; #+ENDSRC It is inline.
> `----
>
> When rendered, as opposed to the desired
>
> ,----
> | Here is some source code: int a; It is inline.
> `----
>
> where the 'int a;' would be syntax highlighted, use a proportional font,
> etc.
>
> Switching automitic subscripting off with
>
> ,----
> | #+OPTIONS: ^:{}
> `----
>
> doesn't improve the situation. The generated HTML is now
>
> ,----
> | Here is some source code: #+BEGIN_SRC c++
> | int a;
> | #+END_SRC It is inline.
> `----
>
> which has the equally unsatisfactory visual appearance
>
> ,----
> | Here is some source code: #+BEGIN_SRC c++ int a; #+END_SRC It is inline.
> `----
>
> when rendered.
>
> The experiments were performed with org mode 8.2 on Emacs 24.3.50.1
>
>
> Could you point out my mistake, please?
>
> Thank you.
>
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