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> El 8 oct 2026, a las 20:13, Angelo Graziosi <[email protected]> > escribió: > > Il 08/10/2026 18:30, Pedro A. Aranda ha scritto: >> Hi again, Angelo >> I found a second and recompiled Emacs master on a ubuntu vm to test. >> Attached is a zip with: >> 1. your mwe.org >> 2. the mwe.tex I generate after setting the variable >> 3. the result of compiling it with pdflatex >> 4. a Screencast with the whole interaction with Emacs >> I can't find what might be wrong in your system. > > Nothing! Here All works just fine. > > Just doing the customization as you do in the video (without using emacs -Q > and with *all* my original init.el, works! > > The only difference is that I get 3.81 x 10^12 and not 3,81 x 10^12 (with the > dot, not the comma) That might be a problem of different locales… > > Without your customization, I _have to_ add this in init.el > > (setq org-latex-table-scientific-notation "\\num{%se%s}") > > and not what you suggested in a previous mail > > (setq-local org-latex-table-scientific-notation: "\\num{%se%s}" > > it doesn't work because it doesn't want '-local' and the ':'. Whoops… something went wrong in the copy and paste… sorry. > > > In any case, I don't like much the solution to change the init.el, I would > prefer to add the option on ORG file basis (if one do not want the scientific > notation in a document?) You could try to add the safe predicate in the init.el file and the variable in the local variables as I suggested above… > > Maybe your patch would work, I will wait for it to land in Emacs master to > test. > > Ciao, > Angelo. > > > >> Best, /PA >> Note: I'm doing emacs -Q and, just in case, I'm using an empty init >> directory which doesn't even have an init.el So it's a pristine environment.
