Re: weird ox-odt, links and images

[Rasmus <rasmus@gmx.us>]

Hi,

Nicolas Goaziou <mail@nicolasgoaziou.fr> writes:

> This one was fun. 
>
> `org-string-nw-p' uses "\\S-" to check for non-white character in
> a string. So it depends on syntax table used in the current buffer.
> Usually, "\n" has a whitespace syntax, but not in `bibtex-mode'. Since
> your functions set a Bibtex buffer as current buffer, return value from
> `org-string-nw-p' is unreliable.

I have *no idea* how you figure out this stuff...!  Anyway, thanks a
bunch!

Ox-odt is an awesome asset to Org, but it's so hard to debug since it
often doesn't give a proper backtraces...

Now all that remains between me and my final .doc — which will stop my
spam spree of ox-odt bugs (I also have a couple of fixes on my hdd) — is
that preserving data/layout when converting to .doc is *ridiculously*
hard!

—Rasmus

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