# Example of including a file

# Basic tests

Advanced Lists

`org-ruby` supports the following list features of `org-mode`:

# Nested lists

- You can have nested lists
- This is first-level
  - This is a nested item
  - This is another nested item
- Back to the first level
- Another first level item
  1. This is a numbered list nested within the unordered list
  2. This is another numbered item

Note the list ends just some more text. Make sure both list blocks are closed.

# Multi-paragraph list items

This list will end with the end-of-file. Make sure all blocks are closed.

- This is a list item
- This list item has multiple paragraphs.

  This is paragraph two.

  And paragraph three.

- Back to a list item.
  - Nested, just for grins!
  - woo hoo!

# Hyphen, Plus and Asterisk can be used to create lists

- One
  - uno
    - ichi
  - uno
- Two
  - dos
    - ni
    - ni
- Three
- Four

# Continue numbered list

Here comes a multi-part list.

1. Item the first.
2. Item the second.

Here is some intermediate text.

3. Item the third.
4. Item the fourth.

BLOCKCOMMENT

Testing that the next part is ignored

And now back to normal!

# Within a commented block

    <li>[ ] &#8220;smart quotes&#8221;</li>
    <li>[ ] I think I need this for &#8216;single quotes&#8217; too. Don&#8217;t I?</li>
    <li>[ ] Em dashes would be great &#8212; wouldn&#8217;t they?</li>
    <li>[ ] I hope to develop an en dash sometime in 2010 &#8211; 2011.</li>

# Within a center block

The following included file will be centered:

Inline Images

Per the org-mode spec, you can include inline images as links without any descriptive link text, like this:

I currently do not support the caption/link syntax, but I can include the inline image. I recognize the following image file types:

- .jpg
- .png
- .gif
- .jpeg
- .svg
- .svgz

Sample absolute link to .svg:

Sample absolute link to .svgz:

Sample relative link to .svg:

Sample relative link to .svgz:

# Within a blockquote

This is similar to the center block:

> Before Inline Images

> Per the org-mode spec, you can include inline images as links without any descriptive link text, like this:

> I currently do not support the caption/link syntax, but I can include the inline image. I recognize the following image file types:

> - .jpg
> - .png
> - .gif
> - .jpeg
> - .svg
> - .svgz

> Sample absolute link to .svg:

> Sample absolute link to .svgz:

> Sample relative link to .svg:

> Sample relative link to .svgz:

> After

# Within an example block, it should not be possible to include a file.

    #+INCLUDE: "./spec/html_examples/only-list.org"

# Within a list

- A list that has an included file directive
  - Only go to the first level
    - when included it always goes to the first level and absorbs next list items
- This file has only a list
- Note it will end with nothing other than a list item.
- the world wants to know: Will org-ruby write the closing ul tag?

- 3rd level

- 3rd level, though it should be a different list

# Within a table, cannot be included

One | Two | Three
--- | --- | ---
#+INCLUDE: “./spec/html_examples/only-list.org” | Five | Six
Seven | Eight | Nine

# When including a file as an example

    - This file has only a list
    - Note it will end with nothing other than a list item.
    - the world wants to know: Will org-ruby write the closing ul tag?

# When including a file as an quote

> - This file has only a list
> - Note it will end with nothing other than a list item.
> - the world wants to know: Will org-ruby write the closing ul tag?