Aloha Jeffrey,
Jeffrey Spencer writes:
> 1) I was wondering if anyone has got the reftex feature of easily
> recognizing the figures and equations to insert as a ref command to work in
> org-mode.
I'm not aware of this being done.
>
> 2) Also I had seen on a website that you can use the comma
1) I was wondering if anyone has got the reftex feature of easily
recognizing the figures and equations to insert as a ref command to work in
org-mode.
2) Also I had seen on a website that you can use the command to get
org-mode type citations. This seems to export to latex as a \ref command
with
Guys:
I pulled the latest and greatest from Git after I uploaded by changes
on the exporter and I got the following trace during import of org-export.
??
Luis
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-variable org-outline-regexp-bol)
(concat "^[ ]*$" "\\|" org-outline-regexp-bol "\\|" "^[
Hi:
I know that I've not said much of late, but I'm not sitting idle.
The following new features added to the Groff Exporter.
- Ability to handle long tables.
Long tables were being truncated, now there is an option to tell the
export when tables contain very long cells. The reason for this to
Hi,
It would seem there is a bug in turn-on-org-cdlatex whenever _ or ^ is
called. And perhaps others.
To reproduce:
bash> emacs -q
In *scratch*
#+begin_src emacs-lisp
;; adjust the two following lines to your system
(load-file "/usr/share/emacs/site-lisp/auctex/texmathp.el")
(load-file "~
Hi Nicolas,
Nicolas Goaziou writes:
> Hello,
>
> Andreas Leha writes:
>
>> it seems to be not possible to follow references to images (for
>> example) as here:
>>
>> There is a Figure [[fig_test_C_c_C_o]]
>>
>> #+caption: Try to get to this figure via C-c C-o on the reference
>> #+label: fig_te
Hello,
Andreas Leha writes:
> it seems to be not possible to follow references to images (for
> example) as here:
>
> There is a Figure [[fig_test_C_c_C_o]]
>
> #+caption: Try to get to this figure via C-c C-o on the reference
> #+label: fig_test_C_c_C_o
> [[foo.png]]
Use NAME instead of LABEL.
* Karl Eichwalder wrote:
> Bastien writes:
>
>>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/keichwa/7649891572
>> Looks nice.
>>
>> How did you put the thumbnails in the Org mode file?
>
> Once I understood the differences between "inline images" (images
> without a description) and "linked images", it was
Hi all,
it seems to be not possible to follow references to images (for
example) as here:
There is a Figure [[fig_test_C_c_C_o]]
#+caption: Try to get to this figure via C-c C-o on the reference
#+label: fig_test_C_c_C_o
[[foo.png]]
I do not recall whether this has been possible at some time,
I'm currently seeing a problem with this test (only on Win7, both
NTEmacs and Cygwin). The test just hangs and never finishes. All my
attempts to have it fail in the same way in an interactive sessions were
fruitless. However, it seems that the first time a session is
initiated, it does not sta
Hi Nicolas
Nicolas Goaziou writes:
> Hello,
>
> Andreas Leha writes:
>
>> I started to get problems with commented latex headers. All headers
>> after the commented line seem to be ignored. Is this intended / am I
>> using the comments wrongly?
>
> This is not intended. It is a parsing bug in
Hello,
Andreas Leha writes:
> I started to get problems with commented latex headers. All headers
> after the commented line seem to be ignored. Is this intended / am I
> using the comments wrongly?
This is not intended. It is a parsing bug introduced with new comment
syntax. This should be f
Hi Bastien,
thanks for looking into this!
>
> Please always tell what exporter you are using.
>
I did mention this:
> > Test with new exporter - no cmbright:
^^^
I am sorry, if this was not explicit enough. (Is "new exporter" the
correct name?)
> Your example works with
On 8/2/2012 11:41 AM, Bastien wrote:
Hi Charles,
Charles writes:
As to submitting a patch - Thank you but I have to pass, even for such a
tinychange. Downloading, installing and learning git is a project slated
for later this year.
You don't have to learn git.
C-x C-f [/...]org.texi
C-x v
Hi all,
Is there a way to create a template structure for cloning?
The main purpose would be to create a shell or structure that is easy
to replicate,
such as a workflow, etc. This shell, etc would not need any
hard-coded dates, but could
simply have offsets for sub-items whose due-dates or star
When I open an org file the first time and export to PDF via LaTeX, I
get the error "Marker does not point anywhere" and the LaTeX export
quits. Running it again without doing anything else succeeds, and all
subsequent exports work fine.
This is on Windows 7. Thoughts?
John
Hi William,
William LÉCHELLE writes:
> Using org-mode for export (to pdf), I find myself using comment-region often
> enough, in sections meant to be exported, on indented text lines (e.g. for
> drafting). This inserts "# " at the "beginning" of the line, after the
> indentation, thus not achiev
Hi Suhail,
I have accepted the patch. I added a TINYCHANGE cookie at the end
of the git commit message: this is requested for tiny changes made
by people who did not sign the FSF papers.
Suhail Shergill writes:
> *if* this patch makes sense, i'm willing to submit a patch for
> org-e-html.el.
Hi Charles,
Charles writes:
> As to submitting a patch - Thank you but I have to pass, even for such a
> tinychange. Downloading, installing and learning git is a project slated
> for later this year.
You don't have to learn git.
C-x C-f [/...]org.texi
C-x v v
RCS
[Make the change]
C-x v =
On Thu, Aug 02 2012, Bastien wrote:
> Hi Eric,
>
> Eric Abrahamsen writes:
>
>> Rather than trying to add various ways of citing links, perhaps it would
>> be nice to have a format code for the literal link to the thing under
>> point at time of capture? What I mean is, something like "%l" so I c
Hi Jonathan,
Jonathan Leech-Pepin writes:
> I've done some further work on the org-e-texinfo exporter and have
> gotten it to a point where it should be usable with only a few
> shortcomings.
thanks *a lot* for this! This is long-time wish from many org-ers,
no doubt you will have many tester
Hi Andreas,
Andreas Leha writes:
> I started to get problems with commented latex headers.
Please always tell what exporter you are using.
Your example works with the default LaTeX exporter.
With the new exporter, you don't get \usepackage{cmbright} because
you explicitely asked not to expo
Hi Eric,
Eric Schulte writes:
> The `org-test-load' function, which loads of all of the test files,
> catches these missing-test-dependency signals and for each one it
> creates a dummy test that fails but is expected to fail. These tests
> serve to indicate to the user that there are tests whi
Steinar Bang writes:
> I will pull and try the new functionality.
Yes -- please let me know. The drawback of this functionality is that
it changes things outside of sight, which I don't really like. You get
a message, and the subtree of the (possibly distant) clock get unfolded,
but perhaps th
Brett Viren writes:
> So, I'm satisfied now. Thanks for the nudge!
I learned something -- you're welcome,
--
Bastien
If the whole point is to make some properties less visible,
why not a solution based on fontification?
We could have a user-defined regexp to highlight (or "dim")
certain properties.
I don't believe in a solution that would change the current
flow of cycling through drawers. I feel that's too mu
Hi Eric,
Eric Abrahamsen writes:
> Rather than trying to add various ways of citing links, perhaps it would
> be nice to have a format code for the literal link to the thing under
> point at time of capture? What I mean is, something like "%l" so I could
> do this:
>
> * EMAIL Respond to [[%l][%
Aurélien Aptel writes:
> Since it's all static you relying on an external service like
> Disqus. I'm not so fond of losing control over user contribution like
> that. Besides, the actual service (disqus) is pretty terrible
> anyway. I'm always pissed when the comment I sent gets processed in
> we
Richard Riley writes:
> org-mobile allows you to use some form of encryption when pushing to the
> MobileOrg directory. Encrypts and works fine. The issue is that the
> mobile app has a password setting to unencrypt but there is no
> protection on the app itelf meaning anyone can read the org fi
Aurélien Aptel gmail.com> writes:
>
> I've never heard of octopress, interesting. The only thing I don't
> like is how comments are handled. Since it's all static you relying on
> an external service like Disqus. I'm not so fond of losing control
> over user contribution like that. Besides, the
Hi Greg,
Greg Minshall wrote:
> hi. it appears that a left or right paren in an entry in a table makes
> awk not execute. here's an example (change ":stdin fails" to ":stdin
> works" to see it work). cheers, Greg
>
> #+tblname: fails
> | proto | no c code |
hi. it appears that a left or right paren in an entry in a table makes
awk not execute. here's an example (change ":stdin fails" to ":stdin
works" to see it work). cheers, Greg
#+tblname: fails
| proto | no c code ||
| pscl | c code, just fin
François,
Thanks for the help on this, and sorry about the late response. I may have
asked the wrong way, but this solution is exactly what I am looking for.
I use priority, scheduled [start times] and deadlines in the following way;
A tasks need to be done today
B tasks need to be done in the nex
org-mobile allows you to use some form of encryption when pushing to the
MobileOrg directory. Encrypts and works fine. The issue is that the
mobile app has a password setting to unencrypt but there is no
protection on the app itelf meaning anyone can read the org files from
thje mobileorg app itse
> I started to get problems with commented latex headers. All headers
> after the commented line seem to be ignored. Is this intended / am I
> using the comments wrongly?
>
> Test with new exporter - no cmbright:
Hi,
I confirm I get the same behaviour with the latest org (7.8.11-333 and
emacs
Hi Samuel,
Samuel Wales writes:
> On 7/14/12, Bastien wrote:
>> I updated a docstring and a part of the manual to make it
>> clearer only letters are supported.
>
> Thanks, Bastien. :) I appreciate the clarity in the manual.
Actually I was wrong. All characters are supported for fast
todo se
I've never heard of octopress, interesting. The only thing I don't
like is how comments are handled. Since it's all static you relying on
an external service like Disqus. I'm not so fond of losing control
over user contribution like that. Besides, the actual service (disqus)
is pretty terrible anyw
Hi Samuel,
Samuel Wales writes:
> Hope it's of some use.
Yes it has been. If you pull from latest repo, the way comments
are handled have been updated. Specifically, there is no "#+ "
anymore. Please check carefully and let us know.
--
Bastien
Hi all,
I started to get problems with commented latex headers. All headers
after the commented line seem to be ignored. Is this intended / am I
using the comments wrongly?
Test with new exporter - no cmbright:
,
| #+TITLE: Commented LaTeX headers
|
|
| * Try to export this subtree
| With
On Thu, Aug 02 2012, Tassilo Horn wrote:
> Eric Abrahamsen writes:
>
> Hi Eric,
>
>> I have a capture template that I use for noting gnus messages I want
>> to respond to. What I'd like to end up with is:
>>
>> * EMAIL Respond to [[gnus.mail:sdfdfdfsdfdsfsdf][Bob Johnson]]
>>
>> Where the link ad
Is it correct that you cant add a note or change a status to a newly
captured item before its been synced into emacs and repulled/synced? I
cant see how from the iPhone UI.
(I guess I could manually type the note property format in the
capture but that would be painful)
Eric Abrahamsen writes:
Hi Eric,
> I have a capture template that I use for noting gnus messages I want
> to respond to. What I'd like to end up with is:
>
> * EMAIL Respond to [[gnus.mail:sdfdfdfsdfdsfsdf][Bob Johnson]]
>
> Where the link address is the message under point, and the link
> descr
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