What is the intended difference between ~code~
and =verbatim=
markup in Org-mode? Exporting to HTML in both cases yields <code>
tags.
Org mode is routinely used to build and manage complex workflows. It does this using an elegantly simple syntax that scales from basic markup to full LaTeX typesetting and from plain text notes to literate programs. Everything you need to get started is demonstrated in the example.
Emacs does not actually understand you are editing an Org document, yet. To enable Org mode on your current document, type M-x org-mode which will enable the Org mode on the current document. Those are minuses, not underscores.
Same for LaTeX...
Though, as they are fontified differently in your buffer, you can use them for different semantics.
Personally, I use "code" for var/func names, commands to be typed, etc; and "verbatim" for paths or file names.
I would have loved to have the same number of markups as there are in TeX Info, but that's not the case...
In Org 8.0 (ox-* exporters) there are a few differences.
Code and Verbatim are treated identically
The same behaviour is followed as in LaTeX.
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