On Friday, 27 May 2016 at 10:26, Giacomo M wrote:
> For chunks of text like institute affiliations, may I ask if you use
> different BEGIN_EXPORT blocks or sth else?
Depends. Most often a sequence of #+latex_header: lines as my eventual
target for export is almost always LaTeX for submission to
Il 27/05/2016 12:17, Eric S Fraga ha scritto:
I know one way would be to use @@latex: ... @@ w/ ascii counterpart
each time, but I would rather envision a single macro, which then gets
defined in different way depending on the export, in order to reduce
redundancy.
You can put all the different
> I know one way would be to use @@latex: ... @@ w/ ascii counterpart
> each time, but I would rather envision a single macro, which then gets
> defined in different way depending on the export, in order to reduce
> redundancy.
You can put all the different alternatives together? I do the
Dear all,
I'm working on a paper where some co-authors use word and some
(myself included) latex. Org seems the perfect way to mantain a
central version. How do I deal with constructs that should be
exported in different ways, e.g. \textdegree{} in latex vs
