Re: [O] disable table in EXAMPLE or QUOTE block
On Friday, 14 Jul 2017 at 00:12, David Rogoff wrote: > I’m trying to draw an ASCII picture in a BEGIN_QUOTE block. However, > since it contains vertical bars, when I hit return, it formats the > whole block as if it were a table. How do I stop this incorrect > behavior? I tried BEGIN_EXAMPLE but it acted the same. You could use a ditaa source block which would also give you the bonus of being able to exporting as a graphic? -- : Eric S Fraga via Emacs 26.0.50, Org release_9.0.9-573-g09e612 signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: [O] disable table in EXAMPLE or QUOTE block
Hello, David Rogoffwrites: > I’m trying to draw an ASCII picture in a BEGIN_QUOTE block. However, > since it contains vertical bars, when I hit return, it formats the > whole block as if it were a table. How do I stop this incorrect > behavior? It is not incorrect. Quote blocks can contain tables per Org syntax. > I tried BEGIN_EXAMPLE but it acted the same. You could use C-c ' to edit example block in a different buffer, not in Org mode. > I can work around it by using colon-space at the beginning of each > line instead of begin/end block but it’s a bit ugly. The advantage of ": " is that C-c ' will put the new buffer in Artist mode. HTH, Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
[O] disable table in EXAMPLE or QUOTE block
I’m trying to draw an ASCII picture in a BEGIN_QUOTE block. However, since it contains vertical bars, when I hit return, it formats the whole block as if it were a table. How do I stop this incorrect behavior? I tried BEGIN_EXAMPLE but it acted the same. I can work around it by using colon-space at the beginning of each line instead of begin/end block but it’s a bit ugly. Thanks - David