Re: Error Emacs told me to report

oh wait but that was after rolling back to 9.7.12 when trying to solve some other errorr. (It didn't work.) Sorry! I'll switch back to 9.7.30 now. On Sun, Jun 22, 2025 at 4:58 PM Jeffrey Brown wrote: > I just got the "wrong side of point" message again, in a situation that I > now remember has I

Re: Error Emacs told me to report

Wait I was wrong about being wrong -- I *am* on 9.7.30. How strange. I obliterated it from my .emacs.d/ folder, and the string "9.7.30" is not present therein, and 9.7.30 still isn't part of the NixOS channel I'm on. And I see there's a new channel available. I'm upgrading to that now. Maybe every

Re: [PATCH v4] WORG Org Protocol Page Rewrite

Charles Choi writes: > Patch v4 (4b40a28d) of org-protocol.org rewrite. Thank you very much for your careful attention to feedback, Charles! And thanks to Max for yesterday's careful review, which covered everything I spotted and quite a bit I didn't. I think this patch is ready to be applied,

[PATCH v5] WORG Org Protocol Page Rewrite

Patch v5 (fbed0861) of org-protocol.org rewrite. > > Thank you very much for your careful attention to feedback, Charles! And > thanks to Max for yesterday's careful review, which covered everything I > spotted and quite a bit I didn't. > > I think this patch is ready t

Re: Error Emacs told me to report

I just got the "wrong side of point" message again, in a situation that I now remember has I believe triggered it numerous times. I was using org-roam, and modify a node that looked like the following (which is indented 2 spaces only in this email, not in the file it came from): * the limits of

[PATCH v4] WORG Org Protocol Page Rewrite

Patch v4 (4b40a28d) of org-protocol.org rewrite. > I have noticed that some lines added by your patch have trailing white space > characters. "git show" (or "git diff") in console highlights them. > Some sections have multiple blank lines at the end. Ran `whitespace-cleanup’ and audited documen

Re: [PATCH v3] WORG Org Protocol Page Rewrite

On 22/06/2025 01:45, Charles Choi wrote: On Jun 21, 2025, at 6:27 AM, Max Nikulin wrote: To my taste first "custom" may be omitted to avoid repetition. Done. Thanks for this and others updates. I have noticed that some lines added by your patch have trailing white space characters. "git

Re: Seeking guidance for starting timezone patch

David Cao writes: > I was looking at `org-element-timestamp-parser` and I was wondering if I > should add the timezone parsing to `org-parse-time-string` or just to > `org-element-timestamp-parser`, since the former seems to return a > structure with timezone information (as of now unused). The