I am using emacs 24 on fedora 17. I installed markdown-mode, but whenever I try to export a file by typing C-c C-c m or C-c C-c p in emacs, I got this error:
markdown-mode
C-c C-c m
C-c C-c p
/bin/bash: markdown: command not found
I read that this is probably an issue with the path variable, so I compared the env variable by typing $ env at the command line and Esc-! env RET in emacs. I found the path variable description is the same in both cases.
env
$ env
Esc-! env RET
What is this error? How can I fix it and execute markdown previews from within emacs?
Install any markdown generating tool as you like, for example pandoc.
Then add the following line to your .emacs file:
.emacs
(custom-set-variables '(markdown-command "/usr/local/bin/pandoc"))
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