Years of muscle memory have made me expect that the output of
linter tools can be processed with `next-error' (C-x `). This
isn't the case with org-lint. This patch hooks the org linter
report into the next-error infrastructure.
I should have my copyright assignment on file with the FSF.
Ma
Björn Bidar writes:
> Would it be possible to also handle image data in the function or
> refactor the org-link-preview-file function in a way that the geometry
> handling is done in a helper function which can be reused by other
> handlers.
There is such function: `org-display-inline-image--wid
> intercepts the main loop
This is optional, per transient menu (prefix) and the commands within it.
A common technique, used by magit and others, is to have entry point
commands in the regular keymap so that many commands can be started without
traversing several menus. If you want normal un-shad
Hello. I'm very much an elisp amateur, but one of my main motives for
learning has been to make use of emacs' many beautiful UI systems.
Therefore, I'll provide my comments from a designer perspective and
avoid implementation detail.
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> TL;DR: We are in the process of de
Greetings,
I'll go through the examples found on this e-mail and
suggest the menu command I find best for the proposed
scenarios.
Below is how I think these options could be used.
context-menu-mode
No particular target, should mostly be used for actions on
the whole buffer or on a re
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Tentatively, I am thinking about the following:
>
> For a given Emacs "prefix" command (e.g. org-open-at-point), we define a
> set of customizations:
>
> 1. List of possible actions: ((name1 . action1 props) (name2 . action2 ...)
> ...)
>PROPS is a plist defining ext
"Thomas S. Dye" writes:
>> Any specific reason why you chose the languages you don't know?
>> May it
>> be easier to start from parts you are more familiar with?
>
> These lack documentation on Worg, that's all.
Got it.
Let me then change the subject here to indicate that these languages are
be
Karthik Chikmagalur writes:
>> The PR do port the package to this new handler property:
>> https://github.com/gaoDean/org-remoteimg/pull/4
>>
>> However it left me with a few questions:
>> - Who is supposed to take care of the scaling/width of the preview
>> image, the handler or the caller of
Aloha Ihor,
Ihor Radchenko writes:
Any specific reason why you chose the languages you don't know?
May it
be easier to start from parts you are more familiar with?
These lack documentation on Worg, that's all.
I've been documenting the Babel languages on Worg for a few years
with the hope
Karthik Chikmagalur writes:
> Ihor, what would be the best way of handling this? We can add a
> `display-graphic-p' test when running the inline-images part of
> org-startup, but then link previews that are not images won't be applied
> either.
1. As a minimum, we can remove that message and do
Suhail Singh writes:
> Ihor Radchenko writes:
>
>> The general idea is to port files from
>> https://git.sr.ht/~bzg/worg/tree/master/item/org-contrib/babel into
>> Org manual.
>
> Do contributions to the Orgmode manual require copyright assignment to
> the FSF?
Yes.
For languages that are not b
Attached patch formats vector and matrix results from a Calc source
block as Org table. To test, try
#+NAME: test
| 1 | 2 |
#+BEGIN_SRC calc :var t=test
2 * t
#+END_SRC
It should return
#+RESULTS:
| 2 | 4 |
now. The patch passes the old tests, and I added three
"Thomas S. Dye" writes:
> I'm happy to volunteer and will start by creating
> ob-doc-.org files for undocumented and unmaintained
> languages: comint, F90, forth, sed, ocaml, ruby, and sass.
Note that ob-comint is not a language, but a helper library used to
implement session support.
> ... I
"Thomas S. Dye" writes:
> So, the first order of business is to ensure that all
> ob-doc-.org files on Worg are complete by i) creating
> missing files, ii) editing incomplete files, and iii) checking
> complete files?
>
> Then, once Worg holds complete documentation for each built-in
> langu
TL;DR: We are in the process of designing a more unified selection
interface for Org mode and want to see if there is some way to unify
context-menu-mode, transient, which-key and embark together. The idea is
to (1) avoid too many customizations; (2) allow users to decide how to
choose between mu
Phil Estival writes:
> From Org 9.7.16,
> this patch modifies ob-sql to add support for session.
> - reintroduces sqlite in ob-sql (even if there is ob-sqlite.el)
> - limitation: no line number in session (a block is provided
>on one prompt line)
> - tests: some generic macro for checking re
Oops wron ml.. sorry...
Il 13/12/2024 17:35, Angelo Graziosi ha scritto:
Current master (c265febd97e940e6580ae42aa648358a0a2ed830) fails to build
(at least on MSYS2/UCRT64):
[...]
GEN ../../etc/charsets/JISX0212.map
CC timefns.o
CC atimer.o
process.c:41:10: fatal erro
Derek Chen-Becker writes:
> OK, after some debugging it looks like the primary culprit is the ...
Before I reply any further, may you please reply in the original bug
report thread? Otherwise, it will be difficult to track the progress of
that bug.
You can go to the https://list.orgmode.org/87y
Current master (c265febd97e940e6580ae42aa648358a0a2ed830) fails to build
(at least on MSYS2/UCRT64):
[...]
GEN ../../etc/charsets/JISX0212.map
CC timefns.o
CC atimer.o
process.c:41:10: fatal error: netinet/tcp.h: No such file or directory
41 | #include
|
Thumbs up also from my side! A big thanks to the Org Mode maintainers!
Thanks also for the interesting talk and insights into Org Mode
maintenance.
Dominik
George Mauer writes:
> Agreed. I do not post on here often but I see him on here non-stop. Thank you
> for all you have done for my product
Agreed. I do not post on here often but I see him on here non-stop. Thank
you for all you have done for my productivity!
On Fri, Dec 13, 2024, 09:00 Mark wrote:
> Wanted to express my deepest appreciation for Ihor's hard
> work and wish him the best in his new role. I'm sure I'm not
> alone when
Wanted to express my deepest appreciation for Ihor's hard
work and wish him the best in his new role. I'm sure I'm not
alone when I say Emacs and particularly Org-mode have
unlocked an entirely new level for me.
Being the maintainer of such a project is a huge job, but it
should never be a th
Max Nikulin writes:
> Thanks for educating me.
You're welcome :)
> I would expect setting `no-byte-compile' to nil for `lisp-data-mode'
> (or for .dir-locals.el files) by default instead of adding the cookie
> to every file.
Or, to start using .dir-locals.eld as the default. IIUC, this is wha
Response below/inline for email Visuwesh wrote:
> (original email sent 13 Dec 2024 at 16:36)
>
> However, when we have something like
>
> x := 3
> a := 2 * x
> x := 2
> z := 0.5 * x
>
> | 1 | |
> #+TBLFM:$2=$x*$z
>
> what should $2 evaluate to? $z is straight-forward: $z=1
On 10/12/2024 21:50, Suhail Singh wrote:
Since 2022-10-05, when adding directory-local-variables, the
no-byte-compile cookie gets set. I believe this change was introduced
in response to bug #58486.
Thanks for educating me.
I found that the changelog entry
Add no-byte-compile to the ".dir-l
On 13/12/2024 01:47, Rehan Deen wrote:
I forgot about
"+new", so it should be with another variant of parenthesis:
javascript:void(location.href='org-protocol:...)
Thanks, that works and is consistent with what I thought was happening
Thanks, so now it is known which way docs should be
[வெள்ளி டிசம்பர் 13, 2024] Fraga, Eric wrote:
> Response below/inline for email Visuwesh wrote:
>> (original email sent 13 Dec 2024 at 14:32)
>>
>> Update x := 3 and y first. Then update `a' and `z'. `z' will be 10.6.
>> Now update x := 2, and update `z' and `a'. `z' updates to 5.4 as shown
>>
Response below/inline for email Visuwesh wrote:
> (original email sent 13 Dec 2024 at 11:12)
>
> While we can fix it, it would be good to inform the maintainers of
> orgrr about this too.
I intend to. There are several bits of orgrr that stomp over the user's
preferences. Otherwise, it's an int
Response below/inline for email Visuwesh wrote:
> (original email sent 13 Dec 2024 at 14:32)
>
> Update x := 3 and y first. Then update `a' and `z'. `z' will be 10.6.
> Now update x := 2, and update `z' and `a'. `z' updates to 5.4 as shown
> above but `a' remains 9!
Yes, this is expected beh
[வெள்ளி டிசம்பர் 13, 2024] Visuwesh wrote:
> [...]
> Some caveats:
>
> 1. You need to ensure that all the calc-embedded variables that you
> use in the formula need to be active and evaluated beforehand.
> 2. The calc-embedded var is considered at last after everything else
> in org-
Hi,
I've tried successfully to use Tecosaur's org-mode following the
instructions in
https://abode.karthinks.com/org-latex-preview/#org99ce71c
using the first installation method:
Regular Emacs, with package-install
However this does not work on my work system with windows because I do not
have m
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