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I am fully aware of this and already have a proposal to address it: To make org-defblock
rely on defmethod
instead of defun
so that backend support is not baked-in, as the current implementations do.
I have numerous other, private, proposals. Perhaps I should place them publicly and ask for help to make them come true.
Unfortunately, with 2 kids and a full time job, and not being an active user of org-special-block-extras, this is not something I can direct immediate energy towards.
However, I'm happy to accept PRs and to help guide on making the changes, if you or someone else wants to champion this change.
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First of all: Please don't stress yourself out with this - family is more important than some strings of letters!
I am afraid I do not know anything about defmethod
and have not dived into your code too much. Anyway, I think there is an easy way to account for derived backends, namely using the predicate org-export-derived-backend-p
. Luckily, it returns non-nil both if BACKEND is derived from one of BACKENDS and if BACKEND is one of BACKENDS. That is, specifically, both
(org-export-derived-backend-p 'beamer 'latex)
and
(org-export-derived-backend-p 'latex 'latex)
return non-nil. It should also solve issue #35. Unfortunately, I do not have much time either. But if I found some, would you accept a PR with these changes?
As to the private proposols: Please, do make them public! I can very well imagine that a Reddit post would suffice to make some of them true.
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Your blocks are too great not to be used in org-beamer!
That's kind to hear; thanks!
First of all: Please don't stress yourself out with this - family is more important than some strings of letters!
That was really nice to read; thank-you ❤️
[Musa] this is not something I can direct immediate energy towards.
It's been about a year since the issue was opened, and I think it's close to being resolved.
Please see http://alhassy.com/org-special-block-extras/#Dispatch-on-backend-open-for-extensibility
In particular, if there is a specific block you'd like to use with beamer then we can produce a MVP to make that happen ---on your machine using the latest "open for extensibility" defblock method.
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Related Issues (20)
- Problems when exporting to latex HOT 2
- Need help with o-thread-blockcall HOT 4
- Support LaTeX's `\blockcquote` HOT 2
- Support for dirlocal HOT 5
- Avoiding wrap with export block HOT 1
- Unwanted newlines in LaTeX export HOT 4
- Org-mode doesn't expand special blocks properly.
- Some features not working together with `org-thtml` HOT 5
- Special blocks for `.docx` export HOT 6
- Need help with making a block HOT 3
- No way to disable tooltips and the extraneous code in HTML export. HOT 1
- Wrong type argument on `margin`, `kbd` links HOT 2
- Syntax highlighting in custom blocks are not working :( HOT 2
- Improve documentation & reference matter & motivating examples & how-to sections
- can use defblock define block like cheatsheet ....
- Doesn't work with RevealJS HTML Backend HOT 1
- Some javascript and css gets blocked by ublock HOT 4
- Any interest in proposing this package for inclusion in either GNU or NonGNU ELPA? HOT 1
- org-defblock not working
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