Hello,
Is there something to automatically mark an org element and put it in
an e-mail body ? This is something I am doing quite often and this
would be really useful to me.
Currently, I do M-h then M-w then open a new mail buffer and finally
C-y into it. I'd probably write a macro for that, but,
Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
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> You also need to list new functions and variables in commit message,
> e.g.,
Thanks. I'll update the commit messages.
> Wouldn't it be better to find the situations above at the source? If may
> be due to some indentation problem at the beginning of the string, in
Hi Brice,
Brice Waegenire writes:
> Both ox-man and ox-md use "m" as their menu-entry shortcut. Witch make
> them merge as one in the org-export-dispatch if they are both loaded
> at the same time.
> Maybe ox-man should use "M" instead of "m".
I thought this was fixed.
http://article.gmane
Hi,
Brice Waegenire writes:
> org-entitites aren't translated when used in a LaTeX fragment.
Thank you for your report.
This is a feature as a latex fragment is a 'latex-fragment' and not an
'entity' (in a org-element sense). To understand why consider \check. As
an entity it's a ✓, but in L
Hello,
I cannot refile inline tasks when using the package org-inlinetask.
In the example below, I try to refile the TODO task to another heading.
I get the error message "The kill is not a (set of) tree(s) - please use
to yank anyway".
This looks like a problem of bad configuration, but after
org-entitites aren't translated when used in a LaTeX fragment.
For example when exporting $a = by(t) \rarr y(t+1) = by^{2}(t)$ to
HTML I get \(a = by(t) \rarr y(t+1) = by^{2}(t)\) whereas I should get
\(a = by(t) \rightarrow y(t+1) = by^{2}(t)\).
\rarr isn't translated to \rightarrow witch make Ma
Both ox-man and ox-md use "m" as their menu-entry shortcut. Witch make
them merge as one in the org-export-dispatch if they are both loaded
at the same time.
Maybe ox-man should use "M" instead of "m".
I'm using orgmode 8.2.10. When I use capture, the year/month/day headers
inserted aren't timestamps; why not? Is there a way to make them
timestamps? (I can't find anything about this in the manual.)
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Thanks. After a bit of experimentation, I found that you can have a block
outputting several lines, but you need to manually add commas and carriage
returns, e.g.,
#+BEGIN_SRC mathematica :results output
f[x_] := 3*x^2+3;
f[8], "\n",
D[f[x],x]
#+END_SRC
#+RESULTS:
: 195
: 6*x
> On Mar 13,
