Export embedded code in html in org-mode

Question

What I want in org-mode is similar to the syntax of the built-in code block in Markdown X <- 3 . I googled and tried ( link ):

 src_R{X <- 3} 

inline in org-mode, but exporting to html (with Cc Ce h ) does not display inline code. Another code, such as #+begin_src R , works fine, but when exporting during export, a warning message appears:

 htmlize.el 1.34 or later is needed for source code formatting [14 times] 

Could this be the reason?

Update:

Thanks for the opinion of @LeVieuxGildas, I installed and downloaded the latest version of htmlize.el version 1.43 and did not receive any export error message. But still, the html export cannot display part of the embedded code.

: OS X 10.8.2; emacs mac port https://github.com/railwaycat/emacs-mac-port ; built-in org mode

Answer 1

I think we are talking about two things here. If you just want to “show the code” as the reverse steps in Markdown, surround your inline code with equal signs, as in:

 Write messages in JavaScript using: =console.log(x, y)= 

However, using src_XYZ{abc} tries to evaluate this as code and return the results.

Answer 2

A quick and dirty solution is to change the header arguments in the previous inline code.

 src_R[:exports code]{X <- 3} 

In my opinion, inline code is much better than =code= or ~code~ because it can be syntax highlighted if you output your org file as a Latex file.