Let me see if I understand... in the example shared, we would replace
```
(org-latex-babel-font-config
. (("el-polyton"
:fonts (("rm" . "Noto Serif")))
(nil
:fonts (("rm" . "CMU Serif")
("sf" . "Noto Sans")
("tt" . ("DejaV
Probably everyone on this list who uses Org code blocks to generate graphics
has something in their configuration file that refreshes the image in the
buffer when its code block is run and the image is regenerated. What is the
(most) correct way to do that?
I used to have these in my init, co
On Sun, Jul 27, 2025 at 12:12 PM Ihor Radchenko wrote:
>
> "John Wiegley" writes:
>
> > 1. Use =org-table-to-lisp= to parse the Org table into a Lisp matrix (list
> > of
> >lists).
> >
> > 2. Map through all of the cells in this matrix, converting each into a
> > closure
> >that maps fr
(reattaching this conversation to the list)
Cena Mayo writes:
> Thank you so much for the feedback, and my apologies for the delay in
> responding.
No worries, we're all doing this on our free time. (For my part, I had
mislaid your email in a rush of other messages and only thought to look
for i
Pedro Andres Aranda Gutierrez writes:
>> I am also wondering if we can unify this variable with
>> `org-latex-polyglossia-font-config' and `org-latex-babel-font-config'.
>
> I'd rather keep them apart. The mechanics are different, the font options too.
> A unification may have result in people us
Max Nikulin writes:
> There was another link with the same URL. I have pushed a fix.
Thanks, Max!
Regards
Christian
diego vommaro writes:
> Thanks for your comments. I ran emacs with -Q and still observe the issue.
> In addition to the configuration sent in my first email, I am attaching an
> org file to easily reproduce the issue by following steps below:
>
> . open emacs with -Q (emacs 29.3, org 9.6.15). op
> "t" == tbanelwebmin writes:
t> - If I understand, a cell is either a string or a lazy closure able to
t> compute it. - As soon as the value of a cell is needed, the closure is
t> computed. - The closure is discarded and replaced by the sound string
t> value, ensuring any closure is compute
Hi,
it would be great if searching would work in column view. When you have
a bigger table, searching would help a lot to find the headline you want
to see / change.
Maybe there is a way to do this that I am not aware off?
Cheers,
Lars
On 28/07/2025 16:46, Christian Moe wrote:
Keenan Salandy writes:
Update the hyperlink address for the C shell (csh) to the correct
location.
Thanks! Applied, with small edits to the commit message.
There was another link with the same URL. I have pushed a fix.
Keenan Salandy writes:
> Update the hyperlink address for the C shell (csh) to the correct
> location.
Thanks! Applied, with small edits to the commit message.
The HTML version should update shortly.
Yours,
Christian
On 25-07-20 05:23, John Wiegley wrote:
After writing the loeb function in Emacs Lisp recently, it occurs to me that
it could be used to write an evaluation function for Org spreadsheet tables
that is both maximally efficient (in that no cell is calculated twice) and
always converges on a stable e
HI again,
All this discussion has led me to rename org-latex-babel-fontspec to
org-latex-babel-font-config to align with the rest. This variable
stores a font configuration and using fontspec sort of may have been
confusing since we have the fontspec package floating around.
An example of a direc
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