Where is the document in which all tags are described?

Where is the document in which all tags are described?

[Water Lin]

I am using org mode to build my own homepage now. I have perl scripts
need to be published to html from org file.

I use following script to mark it:
------------
        #+BEGIN_SRC perl
              # insert some Perl script here
        #+END_SRC
------------

But the perl tag doesn't exist.

So I tried to find a document described all tags (such as emacs-lisp)
the org mode supports, where is it?

Thanks

Water Lin

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Re: Where is the document in which all tags are described?

[Bernt Hansen]

Water Lin <WaterLin@ymail.com> writes:

> I am using org mode to build my own homepage now. I have perl scripts
> need to be published to html from org file.
>
> I use following script to mark it:
> ------------
>         #+BEGIN_SRC perl
>               # insert some Perl script here
>         #+END_SRC
> ------------
>
> But the perl tag doesn't exist.
>
> So I tried to find a document described all tags (such as emacs-lisp)
> the org mode supports, where is it?

The "perl tag" is really the name of a major mode (perl-mode).  This
works fine for me.  I use C-c ' to edit the perl code in the block and
C-c ' when I'm done - and it exports colourized to HTML just fine.

-Bernt

Re: Where is the document in which all tags are described?

[Sebastian]

Am Samstag, den 10.10.2009, 17:49 +0800 schrieb Water Lin:
> I am using org mode to build my own homepage now. I have perl scripts
> need to be published to html from org file.
> 
> I use following script to mark it:
> ------------
>         #+BEGIN_SRC perl
>               # insert some Perl script here
>         #+END_SRC
> ------------


Hm - this will not be what you might expect when exported.

E.g., if you search for '/^\s*# insert some Perl script here$/' the
search might fail.
The reason is, that the text will look like this in the XHTML file:


<pre class="src src-perl"><span class="comment"># insert some Perl
script here</span></pre>


Did you take that into account?



   Sebastian

Re: Where is the document in which all tags are described?

[Sebastian]

Am Samstag, den 10.10.2009, 17:49 +0800 schrieb Water Lin:
> I am using org mode to build my own homepage now. I have perl scripts
> need to be published to html from org file.
> 
> I use following script to mark it:
> ------------
>         #+BEGIN_SRC perl
>               # insert some Perl script here
>         #+END_SRC
> ------------

How does this work:


      #+BEGIN_SRC perl
            # insert some Perl script here
            # insert some Perl script here
      #+END_SRC

???


Because I found, maybe related, this here does not work:


  #+begin_src org
    ,#+begin_html
    ,<div class="tester">Som HTML hier...</div>
    ,#+end_html
  #+end_src


The `#+end_html' line will be missing after HTML export.


Sebastian