On 2018/10/29 at 08:19, Tim Cross wrote:
> On reading your response, we are probably not as far apart as I first
> thought. However, we have now wondered into discussion which probably
> isn't appropriate for this list. It is now in the realms of something
> that would probably be better discussed
Hello,
I would like to know how to set my ~References.bib~ as a dir-local
variable for use with bibtex (org-ref, reftex). I have this in my
~.dir-locals.el~. It keeps showing the global list of references.
Thanks!
#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp
;;; Directory Local Variables
;;; For more informat
Tim Cross writes:
> On reading your response, we are probably not as far apart as I first
> thought. However, we have now wondered into discussion which probably
> isn't appropriate for this list. It is now in the realms of something
> that would probably be better discussed with a good bottle of
On reading your response, we are probably not as far apart as I first
thought. However, we have now wondered into discussion which probably
isn't appropriate for this list. It is now in the realms of something
that would probably be better discussed with a good bottle of red or a
nice cold beer!
On 2018-10-28 at 10:05, Amin Bandali wrote:
> That said, I still find the default a bit obtuse and frankly
> unexpected. I don’t know, maybe a nice middle ground between the
> current behaviour and completely removing the limit would be to
> increase the limit from 30 to 78 characters, the recomme
Le 28/10/2018 à 10h05, Amin Bandali a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> Nicolas Goaziou writes:
>
>> I don't know. This is why I agree it is safer to limit length to an
>> arbitrary number instead of allowing any size.
>
> Hoping to find an actual answer, I did a =git blame lisp/org.el=
> and found the commit tha
Hey,
I'm using org-mode 9.1.9 to prepare my slides. I'm using mtheme [1], a
modern LaTeX beamer theme. This theme supports frame footer, which is
sometimes handy if you would like to add a reference to a slide. In the
following, you will find an example use case:
,
| {%
| \setbeamertemplate{f
Hi,
Nicolas Goaziou writes:
> I don't know. This is why I agree it is safer to limit length to an
> arbitrary number instead of allowing any size.
Hoping to find an actual answer, I did a =git blame lisp/org.el=
and found the commit that introduced it,
2c16f092e64915a7e3d0b2dda82f3978a0f42dea,
