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The enhanced ODT backend is not available with standard Emacs or Org mode, and you need to install it separately. See Getting Started with ODT export (OpenDocument Text Exporter for Emacs’ Org Mode for instructions.The enhanced ODT backend is not available with standard Emacs or Org mode, and you need to install it separately. See Getting Started with ODT export (OpenDocument Text Exporter for Emacs’ Org Mode for instructions.

  1. Transcluded Tables.
  2. Use of :col-cookies for sizing and formatting of cell contents.Use of :col-cookies for sizing and formatting of cell contents.. Note that some of the cells are vertically centered
  3. Use of LANGUAGE feature to set the locale of exported document to RussianUse of LANGUAGE feature to set the locale of exported document to Russian

(The transcluded table feature and picking the locale on ODT-side are not enabled by default. So, before exporting, remember to execute the =emacs lisp=emacs lisp source block (C-c C-c) you find at the start of the snippet)*

The enhanced ODT backend is not available with standard Emacs or Org mode, and you need to install it separately. See Getting Started with ODT export (OpenDocument Text Exporter for Emacs’ Org Mode for instructions.

  1. Transcluded Tables.
  2. Use of :col-cookies for sizing and formatting of cell contents.. Note that some of the cells are vertically centered
  3. Use of LANGUAGE feature to set the locale of exported document to Russian

(The transcluded table feature and picking the locale on ODT-side are not enabled by default. So, before exporting, remember to execute the =emacs lisp= source block (C-c C-c) you find at the start of the snippet)*

The enhanced ODT backend is not available with standard Emacs or Org mode, and you need to install it separately. See Getting Started with ODT export (OpenDocument Text Exporter for Emacs’ Org Mode for instructions.

  1. Transcluded Tables.
  2. Use of :col-cookies for sizing and formatting of cell contents.. Note that some of the cells are vertically centered
  3. Use of LANGUAGE feature to set the locale of exported document to Russian

(The transcluded table feature and picking the locale on ODT-side are not enabled by default. So, before exporting, remember to execute the emacs lisp source block (C-c C-c) you find at the start of the snippet)*

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IIUC, the concern expressed here is to sneak in line breaks (on the export side) when using an Org table.

Good news is not only can you sneak in line breaks, you can also create multiparagraph content in ODT export, provided you are using the enhanced ODT exporter.

The enhanced ODT backend is not available with standard Emacs or Org mode, and you need to install it separately. See Getting Started with ODT export (OpenDocument Text Exporter for Emacs’ Org Mode for instructions.

The snippet below uses

  1. Transcluded Tables.
  2. Use of :col-cookies for sizing and formatting of cell contents  .. Note that some of the cells are vertically centered
  3. Use of LANGUAGE feature to set the locale of exported document to Russian

All the above features, specifically, Transcluded Tables and picking of ODT-document's locale through the use of #+LANGUAGE keyword are exclusive to the enhanced ODT backend.

(The transcluded table feature and picking the locale on ODT-side are not enabled by default. So, before exporting, remember to execute the =emacs lisp= source block (C-c C-c) you find at the start of the snippet)*

See List of features that are exclusive to The Enhanced OpenDocument Exporter for Org mode for more information.

If you want this,

Multi-paragraph content using Transcluded Table in ODT Export

do this

#+language: ru_RU

#+begin_src emacs-lisp :exports results :results silent
(add-to-list 'org-odt-experimental-features 'transclude-sole-footnote-references-in-a-table)
(add-to-list 'org-odt-experimental-features 'language)
#+end_src

#+ATTR_ODT: :style "GriddedTable"
#+ATTR_ODT: :col-cookies "| cm10 |                cm15 | cm20      | m40        |"
#+ATTR_ODT: :rel-width 70
#+CAPTiON: Заголовок пакета
| *№* | [fn:1] | *Тип*    | *Значение* |
|-----+---------+----------+------------|
|   1 |       1 | unsigned | [fn:2]     |
|   2 |       1 | unsigned | [fn:3]     |
|   3 |       1 | unsigned | [fn:4]     |

* Footnotes

[fn:1]

#+ATTR_ODT: :style "Text_20_body_20_bold"
*Размер\\
(байт)*

[fn:2]
Маркер начала\\
константа 0xAC

Маркер начала\\
константа 0xAC

[fn:3]
Размер данных\\
в байтах, от 1 до 255

[fn:4]
Контрольная сумма\\
oпо алгоритму CRC-8

IIUC, the concern expressed here is to sneak in line breaks (on the export side) when using an Org table.

Good news is not only can you sneak in line breaks, you can also create multiparagraph content in ODT export, provided you are using the enhanced ODT exporter.

The enhanced ODT backend is not available with standard Emacs or Org mode, and you need to install it separately. See Getting Started with ODT export (OpenDocument Text Exporter for Emacs’ Org Mode for instructions.

The snippet below uses

  1. Transcluded Tables.
  2. Use of :col-cookies sizing and formatting of cell contents  
  3. Use of LANGUAGE feature to set the locale of exported document to Russian

All the above features, specifically, Transcluded Tables and picking of ODT-document's locale through the use of #+LANGUAGE keyword are exclusive to the enhanced ODT backend.

(The transcluded table feature and picking the locale on ODT-side are not enabled by default. So, before exporting, remember to execute the =emacs lisp= source block (C-c C-c) you find at the start of the snippet)*

See List of features that are exclusive to The Enhanced OpenDocument Exporter for Org mode for more information.

If you want this,

Multi-paragraph content using Transcluded Table in ODT Export

do this

#+language: ru_RU

#+begin_src emacs-lisp :exports results :results silent
(add-to-list 'org-odt-experimental-features 'transclude-sole-footnote-references-in-a-table)
(add-to-list 'org-odt-experimental-features 'language)
#+end_src

#+ATTR_ODT: :style "GriddedTable"
#+ATTR_ODT: :col-cookies "| cm10 |                cm15 | cm20      | m40        |"
#+ATTR_ODT: :rel-width 70
#+CAPTiON: Заголовок пакета
| *№* | [fn:1] | *Тип*    | *Значение* |
|-----+---------+----------+------------|
|   1 |       1 | unsigned | [fn:2]     |
|   2 |       1 | unsigned | [fn:3]     |
|   3 |       1 | unsigned | [fn:4]     |

* Footnotes

[fn:1]

#+ATTR_ODT: :style "Text_20_body_20_bold"
*Размер\\
(байт)*

[fn:2]
Маркер начала\\
константа 0xAC

Маркер начала\\
константа 0xAC

[fn:3]
Размер данных\\
в байтах, от 1 до 255

[fn:4]
Контрольная сумма\\
oпо алгоритму CRC-8

IIUC, the concern expressed here is to sneak in line breaks (on the export side) when using an Org table.

Good news is not only can you sneak in line breaks, you can also create multiparagraph content in ODT export, provided you are using the enhanced ODT exporter.

The enhanced ODT backend is not available with standard Emacs or Org mode, and you need to install it separately. See Getting Started with ODT export (OpenDocument Text Exporter for Emacs’ Org Mode for instructions.

The snippet below uses

  1. Transcluded Tables.
  2. Use of :col-cookies for sizing and formatting of cell contents.. Note that some of the cells are vertically centered
  3. Use of LANGUAGE feature to set the locale of exported document to Russian

All the above features, specifically, Transcluded Tables and picking of ODT-document's locale through the use of #+LANGUAGE keyword are exclusive to the enhanced ODT backend.

(The transcluded table feature and picking the locale on ODT-side are not enabled by default. So, before exporting, remember to execute the =emacs lisp= source block (C-c C-c) you find at the start of the snippet)*

See List of features that are exclusive to The Enhanced OpenDocument Exporter for Org mode for more information.

If you want this,

Multi-paragraph content using Transcluded Table in ODT Export

do this

#+language: ru_RU

#+begin_src emacs-lisp :exports results :results silent
(add-to-list 'org-odt-experimental-features 'transclude-sole-footnote-references-in-a-table)
(add-to-list 'org-odt-experimental-features 'language)
#+end_src

#+ATTR_ODT: :style "GriddedTable"
#+ATTR_ODT: :col-cookies "| cm10 |                cm15 | cm20      | m40        |"
#+ATTR_ODT: :rel-width 70
#+CAPTiON: Заголовок пакета
| *№* | [fn:1] | *Тип*    | *Значение* |
|-----+---------+----------+------------|
|   1 |       1 | unsigned | [fn:2]     |
|   2 |       1 | unsigned | [fn:3]     |
|   3 |       1 | unsigned | [fn:4]     |

* Footnotes

[fn:1]

#+ATTR_ODT: :style "Text_20_body_20_bold"
*Размер\\
(байт)*

[fn:2]
Маркер начала\\
константа 0xAC

Маркер начала\\
константа 0xAC

[fn:3]
Размер данных\\
в байтах, от 1 до 255

[fn:4]
Контрольная сумма\\
oпо алгоритму CRC-8
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Good news is not only can you sneak in line breaks, you can also create multiparagraph content in ODT export, provided you are using the enhanced ODT exporterthe enhanced ODT exporter.

  1. Transcluded Tables.

    Transcluded Tables are exclusive to the enhanced ODT backend.

    (The transcluded table feature is not enabled by default. So, before exporting, remember to execute the =emacs lisp= source block (C-c C-c) you find at the start of the snippet)

    Transcluded Tables.
  2. Use of :col-cookies sizing and formatting of cell contents
  3. Use of LANGUAGE feature to set the locale of exported document to Russian

All the above features, specifically, Transcluded Tables and picking of ODT-document's locale through the use of #+LANGUAGE keyword are exclusive to the enhanced ODT backend.

(The transcluded table feature and picking the locale on ODT-side are not enabled by default. So, before exporting, remember to execute the =emacs lisp= source block (C-c C-c) you find at the start of the snippet)*

Good news is not only can you sneak in line breaks, you can also multiparagraph content in ODT export, provided you are using the enhanced ODT exporter.

  1. Transcluded Tables.

    Transcluded Tables are exclusive to the enhanced ODT backend.

    (The transcluded table feature is not enabled by default. So, before exporting, remember to execute the =emacs lisp= source block (C-c C-c) you find at the start of the snippet)

Good news is not only can you sneak in line breaks, you can also create multiparagraph content in ODT export, provided you are using the enhanced ODT exporter.

  1. Transcluded Tables.
  2. Use of :col-cookies sizing and formatting of cell contents
  3. Use of LANGUAGE feature to set the locale of exported document to Russian

All the above features, specifically, Transcluded Tables and picking of ODT-document's locale through the use of #+LANGUAGE keyword are exclusive to the enhanced ODT backend.

(The transcluded table feature and picking the locale on ODT-side are not enabled by default. So, before exporting, remember to execute the =emacs lisp= source block (C-c C-c) you find at the start of the snippet)*

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