#+RESULTS:
: some results without a block

#+CAPTION: block caption
#+BEGIN_SRC bash :results raw
echo "a bash source block"

function hello {
    echo Hello World!
}

hello
#+END_SRC

#+BEGIN_SRC

a source block with leading newline, trailing newline characters
and a line started
  with leading space
	and line leading tab.

#+END_SRC

#+BEGIN_SRC
a source block without a language
#+END_SRC


#+BEGIN_SRC bash
echo a source block with results
#+END_SRC

#+RESULTS:
: a source block with results

#+BEGIN_SRC bash :exports none
echo a source block with results that is not exported
#+END_SRC

#+RESULTS:
: a source block with results that is not exported

#+BEGIN_SRC bash :exports results
echo a source block that only exports results
#+END_SRC

#+RESULTS:
: a source block that only exports results

#+begin_src bash :cmdline -foo -bar :exports results
# the code block is not rendered
echo but the result block is
#+end_src

#+RESULTS:
: but the result block is

#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE foo bar baz
an example block with
multiple lines including


empty lines!

it also has multiple parameters

src, example & export blocks treat their content as raw text
/inline/ *markup* is ignored
      and whitespace is honored and not removed

content of example blocks is still html escaped - see <script>alert("escaped")</script>
#+END_EXAMPLE

: examples like this
: are also supported
:
: note that /inline/ *markup* ignored

#+BEGIN_QUOTE
Mongodb is *webscale*. (source: [[http://www.mongodb-is-web-scale.com/][mongodb-is-web-scale]])

blocks like the quote block parse their content and can contain
- lists
- inline /markup/
- tables
  | foo |
  | bar |
  | baz |
- paragraphs
- ...

      whitespace is honored and not removed (but is not displayed because that's how html works by default)
        it can be made visible using css (e.g. =white-space: pre=).
#+END_QUOTE

#+BEGIN_SRC org
  ,#+BEGIN_SRC bash
  echo src (with language org) and example blocks support escaping using commata
  ,#+END_SRC

,,* I am not a real headline - commata escape characters aren't renderered

#+END_SRC

#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
  ,#+BEGIN_SRC bash
  echo src (with language org) and example blocks support escaping using commata
  ,#+END_SRC

,,* I am not a real headline - commata escape characters aren't renderered
#+END_EXAMPLE

#+BEGIN_EXPORT html
<script>
console.log("Hello World!")
</script>
#+END_EXPORT

#+BEGIN_EXPORT something-other-than-html
I won't be rendered as html
#+END_EXPORT


- list item 1
  blocks can contain unindented lines that would normally end a list item
  #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
this line is not indented - if it was outside of a block the list item would end
  #+END_EXAMPLE
  #+BEGIN_QUOTE
this line is not indented - if it was outside of a block the list item would end
  #+END_QUOTE
  now we're outside the block again and the following unindented line will be outside of the list item
this unindented line is outside of the list item
- list item 2
  #+BEGIN_SRC
  #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
  #+END_SRC
  #+END_EXAMPLE

  #+BEGIN_QUOTE
  #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
  #+END_QUOTE
  #+END_EXAMPLE
  #+END_QUOTE

- verse blocks
  - emacs / ox-hugo rendering
    #+BEGIN_EXPORT html
    <p class="verse">
    Great clouds overhead<br />
    Tiny black birds rise and fall<br />
    Snow covers Emacs<br />
    <br />
    &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;---AlexSchroeder<br />
    </p>
    #+END_EXPORT
  - go-org rendering
    #+BEGIN_SRC html
    <style>
    .verse-block p { white-space: pre; }
    .verse-block p + p { margin: 0; }
    </style>
    #+END_SRC

    #+BEGIN_EXPORT html
    <style>
    .verse-block p { white-space: pre; }
    .verse-block p + p { margin: 0; }
    </style>
    #+END_EXPORT

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

        ---AlexSchroeder
    #+END_VERSE

#+BEGIN_SRC raku :results output :noweb strip-export :exports both
<<defn>>describe <a b c>;
#+END_SRC

some results without a block

echo "a bash source block"

function hello {
    echo Hello World!
}

hello

a source block with leading newline, trailing newline characters
and a line started
  with leading space
	and line leading tab.

a source block without a language

echo a source block with results

a source block with results

a source block that only exports results

but the result block is

an example block with
multiple lines including


empty lines!

it also has multiple parameters

src, example & export blocks treat their content as raw text
/inline/ *markup* is ignored
      and whitespace is honored and not removed

content of example blocks is still html escaped - see <script>alert("escaped")</script>

examples like this
are also supported

note that /inline/ *markup* ignored

  #+BEGIN_SRC bash
  echo src (with language org) and example blocks support escaping using commata
  #+END_SRC

,* I am not a real headline - commata escape characters aren't renderered

  #+BEGIN_SRC bash
  echo src (with language org) and example blocks support escaping using commata
  #+END_SRC

,* I am not a real headline - commata escape characters aren't renderered

describe <a b c>;

Anything can be captioned.

#+CAPTION: captioned soure block
#+BEGIN_SRC sh
echo "i have a caption!"
#+END_SRC

#+CAPTION: captioned link (image in this case)
[[https://placekitten.com/200/200#.png]]

note that the whole paragraph is captioned, so a linebreak is needed for images to caption correctly

#+CAPTION: captioned link (image in this case)
[[https://placekitten.com/200/200#.png]]
see?

Anything can be captioned.

echo "i have a caption!"

note that the whole paragraph is captioned, so a linebreak is needed for images to caption correctly

see?

#+OPTIONS: ealb:t

Line breaks between multi-byte characters are omitted when the =ealb= option is set:

- 中午
  吃啥

- something else
  中午
  吃啥
  something else

* Using some footnotes
- normal footnote reference [fn:1] [fn:6] [fn:foo-bar] (footnote names can be anything in the format =[\w-]=)
- further references to the same footnote should not [fn:1] render duplicates in the footnote list
- inline footnotes are also supported via [fn:2:the inline footnote definition].
- anonymous inline footnotes are also supported via [fn::the anonymous inline footnote definition].
- Footnote definitions are not printed where they appear.
  Rather, they are gathered and exported at the end of the document in the footnote section. [fn:4]
- footnotes that reference a non-existant definition are rendered but log a warning [fn:does-not-exist]

[fn:4] so this definition will not be at the end of this section in the exported document.
Rather, it will be somewhere down below in the footnotes section.

[fn:5] this definition will also not be exported here - not only that, it will be overwritten by a definition
of the same name later on in the document. That will log a warning but carry on nonetheless.
* Footnotes
Please note that the footnotes section is not automatically excluded from the export like in emacs. [fn:7]

[fn:foo-bar] yolo

[fn:1] https://www.example.com
- footnotes can contain *markup*
- and other elements
  - like blocks
    #+BEGIN_SRC
    other non-plain
    #+END_SRC
  - and tables
    | 1 | a |
    | 2 | b |
    | 3 | c |

[fn:3] [[http://example.com/unused-footnote][example.com/unused-footnote]]

[fn:5] another unused footnote (this definition overwrites the previous definition of =fn:5=)

[fn:6]

Footnotes break after two consecutive empty lines - just like paragraphs - see https://orgmode.org/worg/dev/org-syntax.html.
This shouldn't happen when the definition line and the line after that are empty.


[fn:7]
There's multiple reasons for that. Among others, doing so requires i18n (to recognize the section) and silently
hides content before and after the footnotes[fn:8].



this is not part of [fn:7] anymore as there are 2 blank lines in between!


[fn:8] Footnotes can be linked from another footnote's definition.

* Title [fn:1]

[fn:1] this test file just exists to reproduce a bug with footnotes in headlines - that only happens in very specific circumstances.
The TLDR is:
- HTMLWriter.footnotes should be a pointer field. I didn't notice my error as go translated my pointer-method calls on
  non-pointer values rather than complaining - i.e. =footnotes.add()= transparently gets translated to =(&footnotes).add()= ([[https://golang.org/ref/spec#Calls][docs]]).
- Headlines have to be htmlified twice - once for the outline and once for the headline itself. To do so we have to copy the writer
- Copying the writer copies footnotes - which contains a map and a slice. Changes to the map will always be reflected in the original map.
  Changes to the slice will only be reflected if the slice doesn't grow.
- We can thus end up with a footnote being in the mapping but not the slice - and get an index out of range error.

#+SETUPFILE: setup_file_org
#+OPTIONS: toc:1
* Simple Headline [1/2]
- [X] checked
- [ ] unchecked
- note that statistic tokens are marked up anywhere
  not just where they are actually meant to be - even here > [100%] <
  (Org mode proper does the same)
* TODO [#B] Headline with todo status & priority
* DONE Headline with TODO status
:PROPERTIES:
:custom_id: this-will-be-the-id-of-the-headline
:note: property drawers are not exported as html like other drawers
:END:

we can link to headlines that define a custom_id: [[#this-will-be-the-id-of-the-headline]]
* [#A] Headline with tags & priority                                :foo:bar:
Still outside the drawer
:DRAWERNAME:
This is inside the drawer
:end:
Still outside the drawer
* CUSTOM headline with custom status
it's possible to use =#+SETUPFILE= - in this case the setup file contains the following

#+INCLUDE: "setup_file_org" src org
* excluded headline                                                :custom_noexport:
this headline and it's content are not exported as it is marked with an =EXCLUDE_TAGS= tag.
By default =EXCLUDE_TAGS= is just =:noexport:=.

* TODO [#A] COMMENT commented headline
this headline is commented out. see [[https://orgmode.org/manual/Comment-Lines.html][comment lines]]
* malformed property drawer
:PROPERTIES:
not a property
:END:
* level limit for headlines to be included in the table of contents
The toc option allows setting a [[https://orgmode.org/manual/Export-settings.html][level limit]]. For this file we set it to 1 - which means that the following headlines
won't be included in the table of contents.
** headline 2 not in toc
*** headline 3 not in toc
** anoter headline 2 not in toc
you get the gist...

#+TODO: TODO DONE CUSTOM
#+EXCLUDE_TAGS: noexport custom_noexport

Lines in a source block can be highlighted with =:hl_lines=.

#+begin_src emacs-lisp :hl_lines 3-4
(+ 1 2)
(+ 1 2)
(+ 1 2)
(+ 1 2)
(+ 1 2)
#+end_src

(+ 1 2)
(+ 1 2)
(+ 1 2)
(+ 1 2)
(+ 1 2)

- /emphasis/ and a hard line break \\
  see? \\
  also hard line breaks not followed by a newline get ignored, see \\
- /.emphasis with dot border chars./
- /emphasis with a slash/inside/
- /emphasis/ followed by raw text with slash /
- *emphasis ending with a "difficult" multibyte character 习*
- emphasis just before =explict line break=\\
  =plus more emphasis=
- ->/not an emphasis/<-
- links with slashes do not become /emphasis/: [[https://somelinkshouldntrenderaccidentalemphasis.com]]/ /emphasis/
- _underlined_ *bold*  =verbatim= ~code~ +strikethrough+
- *bold string with an *asterisk inside*
- inline source blocks like src_html[:eval no]{<h1>hello</h1>} and this src_schema[:eval no]{world}
- inline export blocks @@html:<h1>hello</h1>@@
- =multiline emphasis is
  supported - and respects MaxEmphasisNewLines (default: 1)=
  /so this
  is emphasized/

  /but
  this
  is
  not emphasized/
- empty emphasis markers like ++ // __ and so on are ignored
- use _{} for subscript_{sub} and ^{} for superscript^{super}
- links
  1. regular link [[https://example.com]] link without description
  2. regular link [[https://example.com][example.com]] link with description
  3. regular link to a file (image) [[file:my-img.png]]
  4. regular link to an org file (extension replaced with html) [[file:inline.org]] / [[../testdata/inline.org]]
  5. regular link to a file (video) [[my-video.mp4]]
  6. regular link to http (image) [[http://placekitten.com/200/200#.png]]
  7. regular link to https (image) [[https://placekitten.com/200/200#.png]]
  8. regular link with image as description [[https://placekitten.com][https://placekitten.com/200/200#.png]]
  9. regular link enclosed in [] [[[https://www.example.com]]] [[[https://www.example.com][example.com]]]
  10. auto link, i.e. not inside =\[[square brackets]\]= https://www.example.com
- timestamps
  - <2019-01-06>
  - <2019-01-06 Sun>
  - <2019-01-06 Sun 18:00>
  - <2019-01-06 Sun 18:00 +1w>
  - <2019-01-06 18:00>
  - <2019-01-06 18:00 +1w>
- =#+LINK= based links:
  #+LINK: example https://www.example.com/
  #+LINK: example_interpolate_s https://www.example.com?raw_tag=%s
  #+LINK: example_interpolate_h https://www.example.com?encoded_tag=%h
  - [[example:foobar]]
  - [[example:]]
  - [[example]]
  - [[example][description]]
  - [[example_interpolate_s:tag value with specical chars % : &]] (w/o tag [[example_interpolate_s]])
  - [[example_interpolate_h:tag value with specical chars % : &]] (w/o tag [[example_interpolate_h]])
- =#+MACROs=: {{{headline(yolo)}}}
  #+MACRO: headline @@html:<h1>$1</h1>@@
- =#+MACROs=: {{{macroWithSpaces(red, blue)}}}
  #+MACRO: macroWithSpaces roses are $1, violets are $2
- org entities
  - =\pi= & =\pi{}= => \pi & \pi{}
  - =\angle{}= & =\angle= & =\ang= =>= \angle{} \angle \ang

#+OPTIONS: toc:nil
* captions, custom attributes and more
#+CAPTION: and _multiple_
#+CAPTION: lines of *captions*!
#+ATTR_HTML: :class a b
#+ATTR_HTML: :id it :class c d
#+BEGIN_SRC sh
echo "a bash source block with custom html attributes"
#+END_SRC

and an image with custom html attributes and a caption
#+CAPTION: kittens!
#+ATTR_HTML: :style height: 100%; :id overwritten
#+ATTR_HTML: :style border: 10px solid black; :id kittens
[[https://placekitten.com/200/200#.png]]

#+NAME: foo
named paragraph

#+NAME: bar
#+begin_src
named block
#+end_src

# comments must have whitespace after the hashtag
#not a comment because there's no space after the hashtag

* table of contents
A table of contents can be rendered anywhere in the document by using
#+begin_src org
,#+TOC: headlines $n
#+end_src
Where =$n= is the max headline lvl that will be included. You can use =headlines 0= to include all headlines.
#+TOC: headlines 0

captions, custom attributes and more

echo "a bash source block with custom html attributes"

and an image with custom html attributes and a caption

named paragraph

named block

#not a comment because there's no space after the hashtag

table of contents

A table of contents can be rendered anywhere in the document by using

#+TOC: headlines $n

Where $n is the max headline lvl that will be included. You can use headlines 0 to include all headlines.

without latex delimiters the =_{i=1}= in =\sum_{i=1}^n a_n= is interpreted as subscript.
we support =\(...\)=, =\[...\]=, =$$...$$= and =\begin{$env}...\end{$env}= as latex fragment delimiters.

- \sum_{i=1}^n a_n (without latex delimiter)
- \(\sum_{i=1}^n a_n\)
- \[\sum_{i=1}^n a_n\]
- $$\sum_{i=1}^n a_n$$
- \begin{xyz}\sum_{i=1}^n a_n\end{xyz}
- \begin{xyz}
  \sum_{i=1}^n a_n
  \end{xyz}
- $2 + 2$, $3 - 3$
- \begin{xyz}
  latex block ignores block lvl elements (e.g. list - line starting with -)
  a = b
  - c
  - d
  \end{xyz}

- [ ] unordered list item 1
-

  list item with empty first and second line \\
  normally an empty line breaks the list item - but we make an exception for the first line and don't count it towards that limit
- unordered list item 2 - with ~inline~ /markup/
  1. [-] ordered sublist item 1
     a) [X] ordered sublist item 1
     b) [ ] ordered sublist item 2
     c) [X] ordered sublist item 3
  2. ordered sublist item 2
  3.

     list item with empty first and second line - see above
- [X] unordered list item 3 - and a [[https://example.com][link]]
  and some lines of text
  1. and another subitem
     #+BEGIN_SRC sh
     echo with a block
     #+END_SRC
  2. and another one with a table
     | a | b | c |
     |---+---+---|
     | 1 | 2 | 3 |

     and text with an empty line in between as well!
- unordered list item 4
  : with an example
  : 
  : that spans multiple lines


descriptive lists
- [ ] term :: details
          continued details
- [ ] details without a term
- [X] term ::
          details on a new line
- term ::

          details on a new line (with an empty line in between)
          *continued*
          #+BEGIN_SRC bash
          echo "Hello World!"
          #+END_SRC

some list termination tests

- unordered 1
- unordered 2
1. ordered 1
2. ordered 2


1. ordered 1
2. ordered 2
- unordered 1
- unordered 2


1. ordered 1
2. ordered 2
- unordered descriptive :: 1
- unordered descriptive :: 2


1. ordered descriptive :: 1
2. ordered descriptive :: 2
- unordered 1
- unordered 2


1. [@2] use `[@n]` to change the value of list items
2. [ ] foobar
3. [@10] [X] that even works in combination with list statuses (`[ ]`)

#+TITLE: Misc title @@html:<b>with an inline html export</b>@@
** issues from goorgeous (free test cases, yay!)
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/19][#19]]: Support #+HTML
#+HTML: <p style="border: 1px dotted grey">neato!</p>
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/29][#29:]] Support verse block
#+BEGIN_VERSE
This
*is*
verse
#+END_VERSE

#+BEGIN_CUSTOM
or even a *totally* /custom/ kind of block
crazy ain't it?
#+END_CUSTOM
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/30][#30]]: Support #+SETUPFILE
see =./headlines.org=
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/31][#31]]: Support #+INCLUDE
Note that only src/example/export block inclusion is supported for now.
There's quite a lot more to include (see the [[https://orgmode.org/manual/Include-files.html][org manual for include files]]) but I
don't have a use case for this yet and stuff like namespacing footnotes of included files
adds quite a bit of complexity.

for now files can be included as:
- src block
  #+INCLUDE: "./headlines.org" src org
- export block
  #+INCLUDE: "./paragraphs.html" export html
- example block
  #+INCLUDE: "../../.github/workflows/ci.yml" example yaml
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/33][#33]]: Wrong output when mixing html with Org mode
#+HTML: <div class="outline-2" id="meta" style="color: green;">
| *foo* | foo |
| *bar* | bar |
#+HTML: </div>
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/41][#41]]: Support Table Of Contents
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/46][#46]]: Support for symbols like ndash and mdash
- ndash --
- mdash ---
- ellipsis ...
- acute \Aacute and so on
- note that ------ is replaced with 2 mdashes and .... becomes ellipsis+. and so on - that's how org also does it



*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/47][#47:]] Consecutive ~code~ wrapped text gets joined
either ~this~ or ~that~ foo.
either ~this~
or ~that~ foo.
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/50][#50]]: LineBreaks in lists are preserved
- this list item
  has
  multiple
  linbreaks - but it's still just one paragraph (i.e. no line breaks are rendered)
- foobar
1. same
   goes
   for
   ordered
   lists
2. foo
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/68][#68]]: Quote block with inline markup
#+BEGIN_QUOTE
[[https://www.example.com][/this/ *is* _markup_!]]
#+END_QUOTE
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/72][#72]]: Support for #+ATTR_HTML
#+ATTR_HTML: :alt Go is fine though. :id gopher-image
#+ATTR_HTML: :width 300 :style border:2px solid black;
[[https://golang.org/doc/gopher/pkg.png]]
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/75][#75]]: Not parsing nested lists correctly
- bullet 1
  - sub bullet

*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/77][#77]]: Recognize =code=--- as code plus dash
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/78][#78]]: Emphasis at beginning of line
/italics/


Text
/italics/
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/82][#82]]: Crash on empty headline
**** 
just a space as title...
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/84][#84]]: Paragraphs that are not followed by an empty line are not parsed correctly
**** Foo
Foo paragraph.
**** Bar
Bar paragraph
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/86][#86]]: Multiple hyphens not converted to dashes
just like #46
- =--= -> -- (en dash)
- =---= -> --- (em dash)

also, consecutive dashes inside
- inline code =--= =---= and verbatim ~--~ ~---~
- src/example/export blocks should not be converted!
  #+BEGIN_SRC sh
  --, ---
  #+END_SRC

  #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE
  --, ---
  #+END_EXAMPLE

  #+BEGIN_EXPORT html
  --, ---
  #+END_EXPORT

  : --, ---

*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/87][#87]]: Markup in footnotes is rendered literally
footnotes can contain *markup* - and other elements and stuff [fn:1] [fn:2:that also goes for *inline* footnote /definitions/]
*** DONE [[https://github.com/chaseadamsio/goorgeous/issues/92][#92]]: src blocks only render in caps
The behaviour of Org mode =<s TAB= changed and it now inserts lowercased src blocks (go-org already handled this one)
- lowercased:
  #+begin_src bash
  uname -a
  #+end_src
- uppercased
  #+BEGIN_SRC bash
  uname -a
  #+END_SRC
** issues (wrongly) filed with hugo
*** [[https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/3874][#3874]] exporting images in org mode
Hello, I'm writing hugo blogs using org-mode.

When inserting an image link like [[/home/amos/Pictures/Screenshots/img-2017-09-11-165647.png]], hugo doesn't export the image.
*** [[https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/4006][#4006]] source code blocks in org not rendered correctly
    #+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
    (defun small-shell ()
      (interactive)
      (split-window-vertically)
      (other-window 1)
      (shrink-window (- (window-height) 12))
      (ansi-term))
    #+END_SRC
** misc fuzz / regression / edge case
*** index out of range in headline priority parsing
**** [#B
*** index out of range in explicit line break parsing
0\\ 

*** list items don't end on child headline
- a list item
**** followed by a child headline
- followed by another list item
* Footnotes

[fn:1] a footnote /with/ *markup*
- and a *list*
- because that's possible

Misc title with an inline html export

issues from goorgeous (free test cases, yay!)

DONE #19: Support #+HTML

neato!

DONE #29: Support verse block

This is verse

or even a totally custom kind of block crazy ain't it?

DONE #30: Support #+SETUPFILE

see ./headlines.org

DONE #31: Support #+INCLUDE

Note that only src/example/export block inclusion is supported for now. There's quite a lot more to include (see the org manual for include files) but I don't have a use case for this yet and stuff like namespacing footnotes of included files adds quite a bit of complexity.

for now files can be included as:

• src block

  #+SETUPFILE: setup_file_org
  #+OPTIONS: toc:1
  * Simple Headline [1/2]
  - [X] checked
  - [ ] unchecked
  - note that statistic tokens are marked up anywhere
    not just where they are actually meant to be - even here > [100%] <
    (Org mode proper does the same)
  * TODO [#B] Headline with todo status & priority
  * DONE Headline with TODO status
  :PROPERTIES:
  :custom_id: this-will-be-the-id-of-the-headline
  :note: property drawers are not exported as html like other drawers
  :END:
  
  we can link to headlines that define a custom_id: [[#this-will-be-the-id-of-the-headline]]
  * [#A] Headline with tags & priority                                :foo:bar:
  Still outside the drawer
  :DRAWERNAME:
  This is inside the drawer
  :end:
  Still outside the drawer
  * CUSTOM headline with custom status
  it's possible to use =#+SETUPFILE= - in this case the setup file contains the following
  
  #+INCLUDE: "setup_file_org" src org
  * excluded headline                                                :custom_noexport:
  this headline and it's content are not exported as it is marked with an =EXCLUDE_TAGS= tag.
  By default =EXCLUDE_TAGS= is just =:noexport:=.
  
  * TODO [#A] COMMENT commented headline
  this headline is commented out. see [[https://orgmode.org/manual/Comment-Lines.html][comment lines]]
  * malformed property drawer
  :PROPERTIES:
  not a property
  :END:
  * level limit for headlines to be included in the table of contents
  The toc option allows setting a [[https://orgmode.org/manual/Export-settings.html][level limit]]. For this file we set it to 1 - which means that the following headlines
  won't be included in the table of contents.
  ** headline 2 not in toc
  *** headline 3 not in toc
  ** anoter headline 2 not in toc
  you get the gist...

• export block

  Paragraphs are the default element.

  Empty lines and other elements end paragraphs - but paragraphs can obviously span multiple lines.

  Paragraphs can contain inline markup like emphasis strong and links example.com and stuff.

• example block

  name: CI
  
  on:
    push:
      branches: [ master ]
  
  jobs:
    build:
      runs-on: ubuntu-latest
      steps:
      - name: git
        run: |
          git clone --depth 1 "https://x-access-token:${{secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN}}@github.com/${GITHUB_REPOSITORY}" .
          git config user.name "GitHub Action"
          git config user.email "action@github.com"
          git log -1 --format="%H"
      - name: go
        run: sudo snap install go --classic
      - name: test
        run: make test
      - name: gh-pages
        run: |
          git checkout --orphan gh-pages && git reset
          make generate-gh-pages
          git add -f docs/ && git commit -m deploy
          git push -f origin gh-pages
      - name: notify
        if: ${{ failure() }}
        run: |
          text="https://github.com/${GITHUB_REPOSITORY}/actions/runs/${GITHUB_RUN_ID} failed"
          curl --silent --output /dev/null ${{secrets.TELEGRAM_URL}} -d "chat_id=${{secrets.TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}}&text=${text}"
  

DONE #33: Wrong output when mixing html with Org mode

foo	foo
bar	bar

DONE #41: Support Table Of Contents

DONE #46: Support for symbols like ndash and mdash

• ndash –
• mdash —
• ellipsis …
• acute Á and so on
• note that —— is replaced with 2 mdashes and …. becomes ellipsis+. and so on - that's how org also does it

DONE #47: Consecutive code wrapped text gets joined

either this or that foo. either this or that foo.

DONE #50: LineBreaks in lists are preserved

• this list item has multiple linbreaks - but it's still just one paragraph (i.e. no line breaks are rendered)
• foobar

1. same goes for ordered lists
2. foo

DONE #68: Quote block with inline markup

this is markup!

DONE #72: Support for #+ATTR_HTML

DONE #75: Not parsing nested lists correctly

• bullet 1

  • sub bullet

DONE #77: Recognize code— as code plus dash

DONE #78: Emphasis at beginning of line

italics

Text italics

DONE #82: Crash on empty headline

just a space as title…

DONE #84: Paragraphs that are not followed by an empty line are not parsed correctly

Foo

Foo paragraph.

Bar

Bar paragraph

DONE #86: Multiple hyphens not converted to dashes

just like #46

• -- -> – (en dash)
• --- -> — (em dash)

also, consecutive dashes inside

• inline code -- --- and verbatim -- ---

• src/example/export blocks should not be converted!

  --, ---

  --, ---
  

  --, ---

  --, ---
  

DONE #87: Markup in footnotes is rendered literally

footnotes can contain markup - and other elements and stuff ^{1 2}

DONE #92: src blocks only render in caps

The behaviour of Org mode <s TAB changed and it now inserts lowercased src blocks (go-org already handled this one)

• lowercased:

  uname -a

• uppercased

  uname -a

issues (wrongly) filed with hugo

#3874 exporting images in org mode

Hello, I'm writing hugo blogs using org-mode.

When inserting an image link like , hugo doesn't export the image.

#4006 source code blocks in org not rendered correctly

(defun small-shell ()
  (interactive)
  (split-window-vertically)
  (other-window 1)
  (shrink-window (- (window-height) 12))
  (ansi-term))

misc fuzz / regression / edge case

index out of range in headline priority parsing

[#B

index out of range in explicit line break parsing

0\\

list items don't end on child headline

• a list item

followed by a child headline

• followed by another list item

Footnotes

---

¹

a footnote with markup

• and a list
• because that's possible

²

that also goes for inline footnote definitions

#+OPTIONS: toc:nil f:nil e:nil

* DONE [#A] =#+OPTIONS:= toggles supported by =go-org=                 :tag1:tag2:
=go-org= supports multiple export toggles as described in the [[https://orgmode.org/manual/Export-settings.html][export settings]] section of the Org mode manual.
By default (most of?) those toggles are enabled. This file starts with =#+OPTIONS: toc:nil f:nil e:nil= and thus
disables the table of contents, footnotes & entities.
That means, entities like =---= --- (mdash) will be left untouched, footnotes like =[fn:1]= [fn:1] will
not be exported and there won't be a table of contents at the top.
As buffer options are merged with the defaults, the above headline will be exported *with* priority, todo status & tags.

| key  | description                                                                        |
|------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| f    | Include footnotes (definitions & links)                                            |
| e    | Include entities                                                                   |
| toc  | Include table of contents (outline)                                                |
|------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| pri  | Include priority =[#A]=, =[#B]=, =[#C]= in headline title                          |
| todo | Include todo status in headline title                                              |
| tags | Include tags in headline title                                                     |
|------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| ealb | Omit newlines between multi-byte characters (east asian line breaks, non-standard) |

[fn:1] This footnote definition won't be printed

Paragraphs are the default element.

Empty lines and other elements end paragraphs - but paragraphs
can
obviously
span
multiple
lines.

Paragraphs can contain inline markup like /emphasis/ *strong*  and links [[https://www.example.com][example.com]] and stuff.

#+CAPTION: table with separator before and after header
|---+---+---|
| a | b | c |
|---+---+---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 |

#+CAPTION: table with separator after header
| a | b | c |
|---+---+---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 |

#+CAPTION: table with unicode characters
| Character | Org       | Rendered HTML |
|-----------+-----------+---------------|
| Hyphen    | =a - b=   | a - b         |
| Ndash     | =a -- b=  | a – b         |
| Mdash     | =a --- b= | a — b         |
| Ellipsis  | =a ... b= | a … b         |

#+CAPTION: table without header (but separator before)
|---+---+---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 |

#+CAPTION: table without header
| 1 | 2 | 3 |

#+CAPTION: table with aligned and sized columns
| left aligned | right aligned | center aligned |
|--------------+---------------+----------------|
| <l>          |           <r> |      <c5>      |
|              |           <1> |                |
| 42           |            42 |       42       |
| foobar       |        foobar |     foobar     |

#+CAPTION: table with right aligned columns (because numbers)
| long column a | long column b | long column c |
|---------------+---------------+---------------|
|             1 |             2 |             3 |

#+CAPTION: table with multiple separators (~ multiple tbodies)
| a | b | c |
|---+---+---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
| . | . | . |
|---+---+---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
|---+---+---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 |