Re: Spurious comma after C-c '

> Nicolas Goaziou writes: > When exported, Org mode removes automatically the > escape-comma. The author has nothing to do in this situation. I now understand. I assumed the comma would export and did not check - mea culpa. Colin Baxter URL: http://www.Colin-Baxter.com

Re: Spurious comma after C-c '

Colin Baxter writes: > Well, yes. But should it really be in an "example" source block? Are you asking if this comma character is needed? This particular comma is due to Org being over-cautious, and may be ignored. But you should simply ignore it. > If this is then exported and the author

Re: Spurious comma after C-c '

> Nicolas Goaziou writes: > Hello, Colin Baxter writes: >> 1. Use `emacs -q' and open a new org file. 2. Enter >> >> #+begin_example >> >> #+end_example >> >> 3. Place cursor in the empty line of the example block and hit >> C-c ' 4. Enter #+STARTUP

Re: Spurious comma after C-c '

Hello, Colin Baxter writes: > 1. Use `emacs -q' and open a new org file. 2. Enter > > #+begin_example > > #+end_example > > 3. Place cursor in the empty line of the example block and hit C-c ' > 4. Enter #+STARTUP in the edit buffer and hit C-c ' to exit > 5. A spurious comma

Spurious comma after C-c '

1. Use `emacs -q' and open a new org file. 2. Enter #+begin_example #+end_example 3. Place cursor in the empty line of the example block and hit C-c ' 4. Enter #+STARTUP in the edit buffer and hit C-c ' to exit 5. A spurious comma appears at the beginning of #+STARTUP 6. The