问题
What I want in org-mode is like the inline code block syntax in Markdown language X <- 3. I googled and attempted (reference):
src_R{X <- 3}
inline in org-mode, but exporting to html (with C-cC-eh) did not show the inline code. Other code block like #+begin_src R stuff works fine, but anyhow there is a warning message while exporting:
htmlize.el 1.34 or later is needed for source code formatting [14 times]
Could that be the reason ?
Update:
Thanks for @LeVieuxGildas opinion, I installed and loaded the latest htmlize.el version 1.43 now and did not get any error message when exporting. But still exporting html can not show inline code part.
system: OS X 10.8.2 ; emacs mac port https://github.com/railwaycat/emacs-mac-port ; built-in org-mode
回答1:
I think we are talking about two things here. If you want to just "show code" like the backticks in Markdown, surround your inline code with equal signs, as in:
Write messages in JavaScript using: =console.log(x, y)=
However, using the src_XYZ{abc} attempts to evaluate that as code and return the results.
回答2:
Fast and dirty solution is to modify the header arguments in your previous inline code.
src_R[:exports code]{X <- 3}
In my opinion, inline code is much better than =code= or ~code~ because it can be syntax highlighted if you output your org file as Latex file.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13003895/exporting-inline-code-to-html-in-org-mode