Re: [O] Including Latex Files

2012-03-06 Thread Markus Grebenstein 

Dear Nicolas,

Tanks a lot. I found out that

#+INCLUDE: "myfile.tex" latex

does work also.  I just forgot the quotes, sorry.

Reading the manual I would have expected that src does export formatted 
source code which is not what I intended.


Best,

 Markus

Am 05.03.2012 20:43, schrieb Nicolas Goaziou:

Hello,

Markus Grebenstein  writes:


So I tried

#+INCLUDE: myfile.tex latex

The syntax is #+INCLUDE: "myfile.tex" src latex


Regards,

Re: [O] Including Latex Files

2012-03-05 Thread Nicolas Goaziou 
Hello,

Markus Grebenstein  writes:

> So I tried
>
> #+INCLUDE: myfile.tex latex

The syntax is #+INCLUDE: "myfile.tex" src latex


Regards,

-- 
Nicolas Goaziou

[O] Including Latex Files

2012-03-05 Thread Markus Grebenstein 

Dear List,

I have a question regarding the #+INCLUDE markup:

Using babel, I ran into trouble with latex equations and I do not have 
the time to sort things out (unbalance #+begin_latex...). Therefore, I 
decided to use auctex and latex files to edit the calculation parts of 
my thesis.


I know the "brute force" method of using \input etc. but I'd prefer to 
use the much better  #+INCLUDE markup, because I can open the file using 
C-C '. Using

#+INCLUDE: myfile.tex
orgmode assumes the file is in org syntax.

So I tried
#+INCLUDE: myfile.tex latex
and the files compiled fine but C-C ' does try to open a file called 
myfile.tex latex


Is there any chance to include a tex file in orgmode in a way that it 
can be opened interactively by using #+INCLUDE: or -even better- 
defining a link?



Markus