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If a region is active org-md-export-as-markdown exports the region only.
So we have to
loop through each headline
set the active region
export the region to a markdown buffer
and finally use the title to save it
(defun my-org-export-each-headline-to-markdown (&optional scope)
"Export each headline to a markdown file with the title as filename.
If ...
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When I evaluate the inline src block:
src_sh[:results value :exports code]{git --version}
I get the following in my org mode buffer:
src_sh[:results value :exports code]{git --version} {{{results(=git version 2.24.1=)}}}
If you get the same thing, then the only thing you have to do is define a macro that will do what you want:
#+MACRO: results returning ...
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The solution to my alternative issue (I used pandoc, more below) may apply to your's as well.
I was looking for a CGI-based approach to render org files in the browser, thus implicitly publishing them on the fly.
This would allow me to work with the org files without having to actively publish them.
In the past, I took a lot of notes using ReStructured ...
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