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From: Christian Wittern <cwittern@gmail.com>
Subject: "{" in Latex fragments
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2010 16:45:37 +0900
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Hi there,

In my org-mode document, I have a special sequence to switch to a Japanese
font defined as \J.  When using this, I have to do something like {\J
(Japanese characters here}.  However, when I run the org-mode export, the
braces "{" and "}" are escaped as \{ and \} and thus loosing their function.
 Is there some switch to prevent this from happening?  I would much rather
write \{ myself in the few cases where I in fact need it.

Any help appreciated,

Chris