On Sep 1, 2008, at 1:20 PM, Peter Westlake wrote:
On Sun, 31 Aug 2008 12:19:23 +0200, "Richard G Riley"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
caveat : I do not know if this is optimal or even recommended but
it now
works for me.
I have modified the code a little to remove hex from the actual
link. > I have "boxquoted" all code so you will need to remove that.
firefox/iceweasel : To set up the bookmark link, simple create a new
book mark called "remember" in firefox and make this the location
code:
,----
|
javascript:location.href='remember://%20'+location.href
+'%1C'+escape(document.title)+'%1C'+escape(window.getSelection())
`----
I have a slightly different link, which works too:
javascript:location.href='remember://'+location.href
+'::remember::'+escape(document.title)
+'::remember::'+escape(window.getSelection())
On the subject of org-annotation-helper, the code has this comment
about
%a:
| ;; FIXME can't access %a in the template -- how to set
annotation? (raise-frame)
While I was trying to make this work, using a slightly earlier
version,
I found that the %a would work if I had an active region selected at
the
time. Before I could find out how to make a region active, or stop it
being needed, I found the new version of the code, and now I use
%:region. But it would be interesting to know why org-mode tests for
there being an active region; it seems to do it quite a lot. You
need an
active region to convert a table with C-c |, for instance. Carsten, is
there any reason why it works this way?
Hi Peter,
how else should Org know the range of lines to convert?
Or maybe I misunderstand your question?
- Carsten
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