n.b. org-link-minor-mode exists, works, and i find it useful. i think
it could use updating, but it is indispensible.
btw i have not tried embark yet. i wonder if it could do something
similar, or maybe it doesn't fontify.
meanwhile, for years now i'm finding that i am wanting a new link-like
a
Esteban Ordóñez writes:
> Hello Doctor.
>
>> That said: C-c C-t or M-x outline-hide-body
>
> C-c C-t
> is org-todo, not outline-hide-body.
I guess I customized that …
> Thanks for the clarification.
Glad to :-)
Best wishes,
Arne
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ohne es zu merken.
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Hello Doctor.
> That said: C-c C-t or M-x outline-hide-body
C-c C-t
is org-todo, not outline-hide-body.
Thanks for the clarification.
Philipp Kiefer writes:
> Thanks, Eric, I am aware of customization options.
>
> My suggestion was aimed at improving the out-of-the-box experience of (new)
> Org users by extending the usefulness of 'org-cycle' by
> folding the subtree at point from anywhere inside it that is not itself a
> pa
Christopher Dimech writes:
> Dear Compeers,
>
> Some months ago there had been a discussion about using org-mode
> to produce package documentation. Which would allow the use of
> Latex3 (e.g. use of colour, floating images).
Where/when did this happen? Could you provide a few pointers?
> W
Dear Compeers,
Some months ago there had been a discussion about using org-mode
to produce package documentation. Which would allow the use of
Latex3 (e.g. use of colour, floating images).
What is the current status for that?
Christopher
Ihor,
I do not like lengthy emacs commands and make functions to generate
them. I think, it is better to move such code to a script. A proof of
concept is attached, however it is rather rough draft
./epm.el -Q --epm-dir $(emacs_pkgdir)/emacs-%e install compat
./epm.el -Q -L ~/src/comp
Thanks, Eric, I am aware of customization options.
My suggestion was aimed at improving the out-of-the-box experience of (new)
Org users by extending the usefulness of 'org-cycle' by folding the subtree
at point from anywhere inside it that is not itself a parent item rather
than doing nothing at
Hi,
I want what may be two conflicting things:
- Produce a monolithic HTML export of an main org file that #+include:'s
other org files.
- Have links in the other org files that are valid both when the
monolith is exported to HTML and when visiting the individual org
files in Emacs.
Below
Ruijie Yu writes:
> Thanks. Can you make a full patch from the current main branch to your
> changes, with a commit message and so on? This would help reviewers to
> look at the full picture of what are modified. Take a look at the
> manpage git-format-patch(1) if you aren't sure how to do it.
Mehmet Tekman writes:
> Ruijie Yu writes:
>
>> Great idea! Some inline comments below.
>>
>> You only need to say #'expand-file-name instead of the quoted lambda.
>> Also, you need to set the variable, otherwise the variable
>> `org-babel-tangle-sync-files' is undefined.
>>
>> What I have in
Hi Philipp,
On Friday, 28 Apr 2023 at 10:49, Philipp Kiefer wrote:
> Well, it could simplify things a good deal further if, on issuing the
> command when point is *not* on a parent heading, (non-global)
> org-cycle would instead fold the subtree that point is in, i. e. do
> 'outline-up-heading' an
To quote from the Org Manual:
"Org greatly simplifies the use of outlines by compressing the entire show
and hide functionalities into a single command, org-cycle, which is bound
to the TAB key."
Well, it could simplify things a good deal further if, on issuing the
command when point is *not* on a
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