How import org-mode file as a latex formatted?











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I need to solve a recent problem importing item by item in the center of PDF that is imported by org-mode.



Here is my test.org file:



* Test
1. Item1
- Test1
- Test2
2. Item2
-Test1
** SubTest
...


That is how I do it manually:



begin{enumerate}
item Test
begin{enumerate}
item Item1
begin{enumerate}
item[--] Test1
item[--] Test2
end{enumerate}
item Item2
end{enumerate}
item SubTest
end{enumerate}


I tried this way but it did not work:



lstinputlisting[firstline=30, lastline=50]{test.org}


Is there any way to import the .org file and create a list (item table?) that wrote with org-mode, automatically?



Like this:



input[firstline=30, lastline=50]{test.org}









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    This probably doesn't answer your question, and you may already know about it, but I just want to mention that M-x org-latex-export-as-latex converts an org file into a LaTeX document.
    – Circumscribe
    4 hours ago










  • Welcome to TeX.SX! I cannot really understand what you want from your question, which is not very clear. But, besides what Circumscribe has mentioned, perhaps you are looking for Radio tables. Here an example: gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/org/…
    – gusbrs
    1 hour ago

















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I need to solve a recent problem importing item by item in the center of PDF that is imported by org-mode.



Here is my test.org file:



* Test
1. Item1
- Test1
- Test2
2. Item2
-Test1
** SubTest
...


That is how I do it manually:



begin{enumerate}
item Test
begin{enumerate}
item Item1
begin{enumerate}
item[--] Test1
item[--] Test2
end{enumerate}
item Item2
end{enumerate}
item SubTest
end{enumerate}


I tried this way but it did not work:



lstinputlisting[firstline=30, lastline=50]{test.org}


Is there any way to import the .org file and create a list (item table?) that wrote with org-mode, automatically?



Like this:



input[firstline=30, lastline=50]{test.org}









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    This probably doesn't answer your question, and you may already know about it, but I just want to mention that M-x org-latex-export-as-latex converts an org file into a LaTeX document.
    – Circumscribe
    4 hours ago










  • Welcome to TeX.SX! I cannot really understand what you want from your question, which is not very clear. But, besides what Circumscribe has mentioned, perhaps you are looking for Radio tables. Here an example: gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/org/…
    – gusbrs
    1 hour ago















up vote
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down vote

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up vote
0
down vote

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I need to solve a recent problem importing item by item in the center of PDF that is imported by org-mode.



Here is my test.org file:



* Test
1. Item1
- Test1
- Test2
2. Item2
-Test1
** SubTest
...


That is how I do it manually:



begin{enumerate}
item Test
begin{enumerate}
item Item1
begin{enumerate}
item[--] Test1
item[--] Test2
end{enumerate}
item Item2
end{enumerate}
item SubTest
end{enumerate}


I tried this way but it did not work:



lstinputlisting[firstline=30, lastline=50]{test.org}


Is there any way to import the .org file and create a list (item table?) that wrote with org-mode, automatically?



Like this:



input[firstline=30, lastline=50]{test.org}









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I need to solve a recent problem importing item by item in the center of PDF that is imported by org-mode.



Here is my test.org file:



* Test
1. Item1
- Test1
- Test2
2. Item2
-Test1
** SubTest
...


That is how I do it manually:



begin{enumerate}
item Test
begin{enumerate}
item Item1
begin{enumerate}
item[--] Test1
item[--] Test2
end{enumerate}
item Item2
end{enumerate}
item SubTest
end{enumerate}


I tried this way but it did not work:



lstinputlisting[firstline=30, lastline=50]{test.org}


Is there any way to import the .org file and create a list (item table?) that wrote with org-mode, automatically?



Like this:



input[firstline=30, lastline=50]{test.org}






tables listings enumerate emacs org-mode






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    This probably doesn't answer your question, and you may already know about it, but I just want to mention that M-x org-latex-export-as-latex converts an org file into a LaTeX document.
    – Circumscribe
    4 hours ago










  • Welcome to TeX.SX! I cannot really understand what you want from your question, which is not very clear. But, besides what Circumscribe has mentioned, perhaps you are looking for Radio tables. Here an example: gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/org/…
    – gusbrs
    1 hour ago
















  • 1




    This probably doesn't answer your question, and you may already know about it, but I just want to mention that M-x org-latex-export-as-latex converts an org file into a LaTeX document.
    – Circumscribe
    4 hours ago










  • Welcome to TeX.SX! I cannot really understand what you want from your question, which is not very clear. But, besides what Circumscribe has mentioned, perhaps you are looking for Radio tables. Here an example: gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/org/…
    – gusbrs
    1 hour ago










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This probably doesn't answer your question, and you may already know about it, but I just want to mention that M-x org-latex-export-as-latex converts an org file into a LaTeX document.
– Circumscribe
4 hours ago




This probably doesn't answer your question, and you may already know about it, but I just want to mention that M-x org-latex-export-as-latex converts an org file into a LaTeX document.
– Circumscribe
4 hours ago












Welcome to TeX.SX! I cannot really understand what you want from your question, which is not very clear. But, besides what Circumscribe has mentioned, perhaps you are looking for Radio tables. Here an example: gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/org/…
– gusbrs
1 hour ago






Welcome to TeX.SX! I cannot really understand what you want from your question, which is not very clear. But, besides what Circumscribe has mentioned, perhaps you are looking for Radio tables. Here an example: gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/org/…
– gusbrs
1 hour ago

















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