[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: inlining

[Sacha Chua]

Joe Corneli <address@hidden> writes:

> Is there a version of the \include{} command from LaTeX?
> I'd like to use this to inline ASCII art.

Currently, not yet.

Here's a proposed <include> tag:

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<include file="...">

Includes the named file at the current location during publishing.
Files are marked up according to the emacs-wiki rules except for
inserting header and footer. If you want the file to be included as
plain text, either add <example>..</example> inside the source file or
use

<include file="..." markup="nil">

The markup attribute controls how this section is marked up. If
non-nil, it should be the name of a function to call after inserting
the file with the buffer narrowed to the section inserted.

----------------------------------------------------------------

Sounds good? If you say yes, I can probably implement it later, or you
can try your hand at hacking it in. =)
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