Test markup

This is a document for orgmode hacking, markup testing, and HTML/LaTeX export testing. Everything below is nonsense for testing various things, or notes on what does and doesn't work.

It's also a good reference sometimes when I forget how things work.

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This is a bad header for CUSTOM_ID generation (anchors can't start with a number). It's here to test that feature fails to generate a suitable ID.

Nobody told me about this feature before. What does it do in various exports?

simple pre-formatted text

here's a multiline one
line 2
line 3

A link to a header in another file

TODO

This link will end up pointing to an org generated CUSTOM_ID instead of the updated one that uses better headline text. I need to fix this.

It's possible that the proper ID doesn't exist at the time this link gets processed as data/backup.org hasn't been processed yet. Will think on it some more.

Check out Diagram

We can cheat (assuming the generated anchor):

Check out #diagram Check out zfs common tasks

This probably doesn't work in TeX/PDF generation though.

try this a test link in a headline

Some placeholder text and some other text

This is where I describe generals about this document

Then we describe each section

change for testing..

A little bug in SRC blocks

This block has language set to 'conf'. Several links in angle brackets are there, but the key seems to be that subsequent lines start with '#'. Then the html export does some bonkers things. Note how the # become links. Also the URLs aren't terminating with the '>', so each link URL is actually the rest of the source block.

Listing 1: fake caption

<http://>
# <http://>
# <http://>

Here's the same thing with language text. Produces a single link over the whole block contents.

Listing 2: fake caption

<http://>
# <http://>
# <http://>

And then with no language set. No link.

Uh oh. Why is this src block getting the example styling? I guess I never tested this before. (TODO : fix this)

<http://>
# <http://>
# <http://>

Something deep

Two

The Second

True beliebers
Listing 3: legend
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has it that a boy once roamed the surface
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- Far in excess
  Listing 4: Televised disobedience
```
They pelted the windows with cracker jacks
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  - Magnificent
    Listing 5: small and precise
    What non-sense

The Third

Great clouds overhead
Tiny black birds rise and fall
Snow covers Emacs

—AlexSchroeder

Three

Calling

It is said that composition is the most important aspect of a photograph. I disagree. An intriguing interplay of light and shadows can make a discarded candy wrapper look profound. An unflattering light makes even the most expertly framed scenery look pedestrian and dull.

— MC Hammer

swift

Why, yes, Captain. Didn't you just say to go… —Smee

Test Links

Lists

A regular list

things
may
not
work
out

A description list

Paris: France
Warsaw: Poland
Berlin: Germany
Budapest: Hungary
Madrid: Spain

Yes, Pizza please

This has a NAME "hax". NAME gets added as an ID on the <pre> element in HTML, but does nothing in TeX. It also has a caption now.

hax

apt-cache search dwarf-fortress

This has a CAPTION "stax". CAPTION does nothing in HTML, but works in TeX. It should probably produce a <label class="org-src-name"> like listings do. TODO

stax

dwarf-fortress - Slaves to Armok: God of Blood Chapter II: Dwarf Fortress
dwarf-fortress-data - Dwarf Fortress data files

Test some source code

Listing 6: Put a caption on it

#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    printf("Hello, World!");
    return 0;
}

How I want to write a gallery

Sometimes these thumbnails don't match the image. That's because:

new copies of the same image get the same name
the image appears in the next gallery with a crop applied
tens of copies of 'convert' are racing each other
sometimes the racing 'convert' processes can produce an empty file

Another gallery with some crops, and a red rectanle, arrows were already there

playstation one painted black and yellow

telephone

cake with the appearance of wet underpants

24C02 I²C EEPROM

Now make these pull files into the publishing dir

SVG with caption

Figure 1: CenterStage CS-2 Rear Panel

SVG without caption

This older SVG was missing the viewbox attribute, but it scales properly after it is added. We shouldn't actually have SVG without caption, because eventually it's going to be used for accessible image labels.