This document shows you how to use wsd-mode with org-babel.
You need to declare a source-code block, and use wsd as language.
title Does work
participant User as u
participant Server as s
u->+s: Gimme something
s-->-u: HTMLz
If you press C-c C-c while the cursor is over the source-code block,
you will be asked if executing the code is OK. If you answer yes, you
should see a #+RESULT block pop up below the source-code block with
a link to the generated file.
The file-name will be chosen at random,
using the file-format defined in the wsd-format variable.
If you want to use a specific file-name for the output, you can do so
by providing a :file parameter as in the example below.
title Does also work
participant User as u
participant Server as s
u->+s: Gimme something specific
s-->-u: HTMLz
Execute the code above and inspect the result-block. Note that your supplied filename has been used!
If you find these warnings annoying you can add the following to your
init.el:
(setq org-confirm-babel-evaluate nil)org-babel supports exporting documents. When exporting documents
containing wsd-mode code-blocks, they will be rendered as part of
the export, and their contents will be replaced by the rendered images
instead.
This is probably what you want.
To try export, press C-c C-e or M-x org-export-dispatch. Then
press h o (HTML-file, open after export).
Behold your wonderful HTML document, with inline ~wsd-mode~diagrams, all created from inside Emacs!