Carsten Dominik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I had no idea that this might work, this is great, thanks for pointing
> this out. I'll fix the customization code to accept this.
« Good software works great in some ways that we didn't even
anticipate. » (from fuzzy memory - Eric S. Raymond?)
> I guess quotes are allowed as parts of a link, so there is no way I
> could tell, could I?
Maybe just modify org-non-link-chars?
(defconst org-non-link-chars "]\t\n\r<>\"")
^^
> What does this have to do with the question mark?
(I was just using elisp syntax for a character: " -> ?")
> What "natural" behavior would you have expected by having both?
> Maybe there is a good way to define what should happen in this case?
Cycling through a heading with both SEQ_TODO and TYP_TODO defined
first cycles through the SEQ_TODO keywords. After the first "DONE"
it cycles through the TYP_TODO till the next "DONE".
I'm using it when i need to categorize a task without tagging it. But
my use of org-mode is currently quite unstable, i'm just trying to
figure out what is the best way to get things appropriatly ordered.
>> I'm not a Gnus expert but i'll try to track down this bug further.
>> I let you know.
I think this comes from the fact that org-store-link doesn't strip
strings off their fontifications. See the way an registry entry
looks in my ~/.gnus.registry.el:
<http://www.cognition.ens.fr/~guerry/org-b-log/org-gnus-registry.txt>
This causes gnus-registry.el to complain, because of the wrong "#"
character.
> OK, I will do this. I guess these would be buffers in `image-mode'.
Right.
Regards,
--
Bastien
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