Beamer: [fragile] in frames started by horizontal rule

[lqhl]

When I use a horizontal rule to start a new frame,
Pandoc makes the frame fragile.
I think it is not for the standard slide according to #385.

[jgm]

Either you are using an old version of pandoc (in which case,
upgrade), or you have code on the slide, in which
case it needs to be fragile, or verbatim will break...

+++ Qin Liu [Oct 30 12 07:08 ]:

When I use a horizontal rule to start a new frame,
Pandoc makes the frame fragile.
I think it is not for the standard slide according to [1]#385.

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1. Beamer: [fragile] by default disables global defaults #385
2. Beamer: [fragile] in frames started by horizontal rule #649

[lqhl]

Oh, I use backticks to get inline verbatims. It is
converted to \texttt{..} in latex.
I think [fragile] is not necessary in this case?

On Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 12:32 PM, John MacFarlane
notifications@github.comwrote:

Either you are using an old version of pandoc (in which case,
upgrade), or you have code on the slide, in which
case it needs to be fragile, or verbatim will break...

+++ Qin Liu [Oct 30 12 07:08 ]:

When I use a horizontal rule to start a new frame,
Pandoc makes the frame fragile.
I think it is not for the standard slide according to [1]#385.

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1. Beamer: [fragile] by default disables global defaults #385
2. Beamer: [fragile] in frames started by horizontal rule #649

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The Chinese University of Hong Kong

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[jgm]

I think it may still be necessary when using listings. However, I can check for listings and disable the [fragile] when it isn't being used.