Re: Best way to represent a directory tree in Org-mode

2025-04-04 Thread Jean Louis
* Sébastien Gendre [2025-03-30 22:55]: > > Exemple of LaTeX verbatim that lose its special chars when exported to > PDF: > > \begin{verbatim} > /test > ├── file-a > ├── file-b > └── file-c > \end{verbatim} here below is version that works: - #+TITLE: Testing #+

Re: Best way to represent a directory tree in Org-mode

2025-04-04 Thread Leo Butler
On Sun, Mar 30 2025, Jean Louis wrote: > * Sébastien Gendre [2025-03-30 22:55]: >> >> Exemple of LaTeX verbatim that lose its special chars when exported to >> PDF: >> >> \begin{verbatim} >> /test >> ├── file-a >> ├── file-b >> └── file-c >> \end{verbatim} > > here below is version that works:

Re: Best way to represent a directory tree in Org-mode

2025-03-31 Thread Sébastien Gendre
Thank you, I will test it. Jean Louis writes: > * Sébastien Gendre [2025-03-30 22:55]: >> >> Exemple of LaTeX verbatim that lose its special chars when exported to >> PDF: >> >> \begin{verbatim} >> /test >> ├── file-a >> ├── file-b >> └── file-c >> \end{verbatim} > > here below is version tha

Re: Best way to represent a directory tree in Org-mode

2025-03-30 Thread Sébastien Gendre
Exemple of LaTeX verbatim that lose its special chars when exported to PDF: \begin{verbatim} /test ├── file-a ├── file-b └── file-c \end{verbatim} Jean Louis writes: > * Sébastien Gendre [2025-03-30 02:48]: >> >> I like the `tree` command in a bloc, as I can regenerate it at every >> direct

Re: Best way to represent a directory tree in Org-mode

2025-03-30 Thread Jean Louis
* Sébastien Gendre [2025-03-30 02:48]: > > I like the `tree` command in a bloc, as I can regenerate it at every > directory modification. > > But in the export, all the special chars disappears. It only keep the > files and directories names. > > It must be a problem with LaTeX, as the special

Re: Best way to represent a directory tree in Org-mode

2025-03-29 Thread Sébastien Gendre
I like the `tree` command in a bloc, as I can regenerate it at every directory modification. But in the export, all the special chars disappears. It only keep the files and directories names. It must be a problem with LaTeX, as the special chars are present in the .tex file generated by Org-mode

Re: Best way to represent a directory tree in Org-mode

2025-03-28 Thread Jean Louis
* Sébastien Gendre [2025-03-28 13:48]: > Hello, > > I am writing a big document with Org-mode and I plan to export it to > LaTeX then PDF. > > I need to represent the tree of a directory content. What is the best way to > do > it and keep it readable in the exported PDF ? #+begin_src dot :file

Best way to represent a directory tree in Org-mode

2025-03-28 Thread Sébastien Gendre
Hello, I am writing a big document with Org-mode and I plan to export it to LaTeX then PDF. I need to represent the tree of a directory content. What is the best way to do it and keep it readable in the exported PDF ? Best regards --- Gendre Sébastien signature.asc Description: PGP signa