Hi Christian.
>> ... place the abstract and #+LATEX: commands for frontmatter before the
>> first exported headline, e.g.,
>> #+BEGIN_abstract
>> [Abstract here]
>> #+END_abstract
> Originally my fault for pointing out that this was possible (for latex
> and html backends, anyway) without any
Aloha Tom.
>> I'm using org-mode as a writer and it is simply fantastic. One of the
>> things I enjoy more is the folding. [...]
>> However, I don't know how to integrate that with some semantic markup
>> and the latex exporter at the same time (BTW, org+latex=awesomness!).
>> I'll use the abstra
Hi Rasmus,
Thanks for looking at this again.
Rasmus Pank Roulund writes:
> Myles,
>
> Is :with-location something you feel strongly about? I'm not sure I find
> that it makes sense...
>
> I would like to apply the following patch on top of yours.
I think that's alright.
Just to recap: I use
I am not sure what those should look like or where they go. How about:
* New html id attributes on special, example and quote blocks
If the block has a #+name: attribute assigned, then the html element
will have an id attribute with that name in the html export. This
enables one to create links
Myles,
Is :with-location something you feel strongly about? I'm not sure I find
that it makes sense...
I would like to apply the following patch on top of yours.
Thanks,
Rasmus
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>From 43a26688870f6861747a1d333a5844348d3a1749 Mon Sep 17 00
On Thu, Mar 31, 2016 at 3:12 AM, Dominik Schrempf
wrote:
> Hello,
>
[snip]
> A possible example:
>
> * February 2016
> February 10th: Some text and stuff in February 2016.
>
> ** TODO A task to be done. Filed on February 10th.
>E.g., February 24th: Some text that should belong to the task on
sometimes setting :results to raw or code can help.
I occasionally have trouble when the results get interpreted as cons
cells, and maybe some other things too (in other languages but i think
it a general problem.)
Uwe Brauer writes:
> Hello
>
> I can successfully execute
>
>
> #+BEGIN_SRC matla
Hello
I can successfully execute
#+BEGIN_SRC matlab
A=[3 4; 5 6]
b=[5;6]
A\b
#+END_SRC
#+RESULTS:
| -3 |
| 3.5 |
However
#+BEGIN_SRC matlab
syms a b
A=[a,b;b,a]
eig(A)
#+END_SRC
Does not work
I obtain
executing Matlab code block...
Wrote /tmp/babel-2948rpV/ob-input-2948ACJ
Error reading
Dominik Schrempf writes:
> I want to write a lab book with Org mode. Thereby my workflow is as
> follows: New stuff is appended to the bottom of the document (with time
> stamps in chronological order). Sometimes, especially when I discuss
> something in a meeting, tasks pop up that can only b
Hi Eric,
thanks for your answer. I guess drawers in general are the solution to
my problems because then I can associate text to a specific headline. I
introduced a DESCRIPTION drawer that includes the description of my
problem/task and I log the solution or outcome into the LOGBOOK drawer
when
Hi Dominik,
it's not entirely clear what you want but I can suggest what I do. I
use the following capture rule to add entries to my journal (equivalent
to your lab book):
#+begin_src emacs-lisp
("j" "journal" entry
(file+datetree+prompt "~/s/notes/journal.org")
"* %(format-time-string \
Hello,
I want to write a lab book with Org mode. Thereby my workflow is as
follows: New stuff is appended to the bottom of the document (with time
stamps in chronological order). Sometimes, especially when I discuss
something in a meeting, tasks pop up that can only be done later. These
tasks a
Eduardo Mercovich writes:
>
> ... place the abstract and #+LATEX: commands for frontmatter before the
> first exported headline, e.g.,
> #+BEGIN_abstract
> [Abstract here]
> #+END_abstract
Originally my fault for pointing out that this was possible (for latex
and html backends, anyway) without
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