Suppose one wanted to add a new org-element/syntax to org-mode. Where
would one start?
I am interested in something like the following syntax:
$(arbitrary stuff inside the sexp)$
with a mechanism to call an export function to transcode it.
Any pointers to getting started?
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Professor John K
> In addition to requiring 'geiser-install you have to set the
> geiser-active-implementations variable, e.g.:
Customizing the geiser-active-implementations variable works for
me. Thank you.
> alternatively there is a :scheme header argument for src blocks:
>
> #begin_src scheme :scheme guile
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I use orgmode capturing to schedule events. The date ends up going
in to three places: since my agenda file has things scheduled in a
tree, it asks where in the tree to put it. Then it asks, what
regular date to insert for the schedule; then it asks what date to
use for the deadline. I use dead
Hi,
I've been using clock tables to track my work, and it works pretty well.
I have a journal.org file, with a different heading for each month.
Under that heading is a clocktable with the :block property set to that
month, and :step day. This gives me a daily summary for the month.
However, if I
On Mon, 21. Mar 08:22, Robert Klein wrote:
Hi,
Arun Isaac wrote:
I have an org file with scheme SRC blocks like so.
#+BEGIN_SRC scheme
(some-code-here)
#+END_SRC
Every time, I open the org file, I get prompted for the "Scheme
implementation" and I need to choose an implementation (guile,
Hi,
Arun Isaac wrote:
>
> I have an org file with scheme SRC blocks like so.
>
> #+BEGIN_SRC scheme
> (some-code-here)
> #+END_SRC
>
> Every time, I open the org file, I get prompted for the "Scheme
> implementation" and I need to choose an implementation (guile, in my
> case) before continu
