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This shouldn't be too hard to implement in Emacs.
Org-mode mostly does this already. Just needs a shortcut to surround the marked area with the correct symbols.
Org-mode is splendid and i use it almost every day, but i think what op is asking for is something different. If i want to write something like this:
i would use
+stroke+in Org-mode. If i then setorg-hide-emphasis-markerstot, the+signs are hidden, but they are still there. If i save the file, and open it in another program, it is still+stroke+, instead of the unicode variant. The feature asked for was intended for the following use-case:Which Org-mode would fail to deliver on.
Export to latex (and to pdf)?