Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Note that you are writing to the mailing list dedicate to Org mode. Your
> issue does not appear relevant. You may have better luck asking
> emacs-help mailing list, #emacs IRC, or /r/emacs reddit.
My bad! I meant to write to Emacs mailing list but apparently I
trigger
Hi all!
I noticed that, when using eshell, sometimes Emacs inserts some non
requested tabs. For instance, let's say I have:
~ $ <-->
I can type her normally
But let's say I'm passing a parameter between quotes, like 'echo
"something"'. When I type the quotes ("),
> P.S. Alessandro, could you, please, response to mails using "reply"
> button. You messages lack of In-Reply-To and References headers, so at
> least thunderbird does not group messages into a thread.
Sure, no problem. I usually use vanilla compose-mail to answer,
probably that's the problem. I a
Thanks to all for your answers!
Max wrote:
> I mean
>(call-process "xdg-open" nil 0 nil url)
> with "sioyek" instead of "xdg-open" if you do not like to set the
> application as the default handler for PDF files. It will allow to avoid
> additional settings for shell buffers. Of course, you
Thanks for the suggestion! I wasn't aware of shell-quote-argument, now
it seems much more robust:
(setq citar-file-open-function '(lambda (file)
(async-shell-command (format-message
"sioyek %s" (shell-quote-argument
It's a PDF viewer that tries to display scientific and academic writings
at his best. It's actually still experimental, in a way, but it looks
promising and, for now, I don't have big problems. Unfortunately, it has
vi-style keybindings :-)
Anyway, I think I need a lambda because there's not a sin
Thanks! Precise as always.
I'm not sure if it's the best way to do so, but it worked for me by
using a lambda:
(setq citar-file-open-function '(lambda (file)
(async-shell-command (format-message "sioyek \"%s\"" file
Moreover, since I don't really care about the terminal output of t
Hi all!
I'm keeping a journal of my research activity with org-cite, and
together with citar and vertico, it works great. I have a question
though.
How can I make Org open the PDF file of a resource, using an external
application?
Let me explain: with the point on a org-cite link, pressing C-c C
Hi,
I think I spotted the problem. It's difficult to be sure, but
apparently, since version 4.31, latexmk automatically detects and run
biber as a citation engine (see this post
https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/231351/259874). In fact, in the latexmk
man page, it is said to use the option -bibtex t
Thanks, I'll mail to mr Collins to inform him then. Thank you all for
your help!
Last thing: I heard that the citation part of the manual is still
undocumented. Is this right? If so, do you think what we discovered
(especially about manually requiring libraries) may be useful? May I
help?
Thank y
Ok, I think I got something.
Indeed, setting org-latex-pdf-process to
'("pdflatex -output-directory %o %f"
"bibtex %b" "pdflatex -output-directory %o %f"
"pdflatex -output-directory %o %f")
produces the correct pdf output. I think I have a hint of the reason for
this.
When exporting to a La
> IDK; my version is newer:
>
> Org mode version 9.6 (9.6-??-2bd34edb64 @
> /home/bruce/.config/emacs/.local/straight/build-29.0.50/org/)
I downloaded it from MELPA (since I'm using Emacs 28.1, the one built-in
is 9.5.2).
> I'm using doom, which as you can tell is using straight.
I suppose stra
> For the record, n.d. means "no date" so your BiBTeX entry must be
> missing the year field, for instance.
Actually, it has the field "date". I have read some advice saying that
using "date" over "year", "month" and "day" is encouraged, but searching
online it appears that it is not supported by
Hi Bruce,
thank you for your help. Indeed, loading both functionalities
(require 'oc-biblatex)
(require 'oc-natbib)
did the trick. That's strange, though: my version of Org (get from M-x
org-version) is Org mode version 9.5.3 (9.5.3-g69c588 @
/home/alessandro/.emacs.d/elpa/org-9.5.3/). Shouldn't it
Hi again.
After fixing org-ref, I was exploring org-cite and citar. Again, I'm not
sure how to make everything work. When I try to export to a LaTeX pdf
file, I got the error "user-error: Unknown processor natbib", despite
I put the exact header suggested in the manual
(https://orgmode.org/manual/
r got some headaches.
Daniel, thanks for your suggestion. Your advice and professor Kitchin's
answer actually questioned me: I know basically nothing about the
differences between LaTeX, biblatex and CSL, so I think I need to
investigate that before deciding wich one to use.
Thanks again,
Alessandro Bertulli
n in particular offers students a way to cultivate
their capacity for moral imagination.},
issue_date = {August 2018},
pagetotal = {11}
}
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Thanks for your patience,
Alessandro Bertulli
I feel like it's still not completely clear, but I assume it's just a
problem of mine: if I have been the only one having the problem, then
it's on me, I suppose. Anyway, your patch is an improvement, and you
are certainly more expert than me in producing user documentation, so
green light for me!
Thanks! You're right, I was confused. In the phrase "Pressing the
single-quote FOLLOWED by another character modifies the symbol BEFORE
POINT with an accent or a font.", I got tricked by the "followed". I
thought it meant: "press the single-quote, then the character YOU WANT
TO MODIFY". Of course,
US char/group/macro with math accent/style." (my
emphasis).
I think this is a typo to be corrected in the Manual. Is this the right
place to make such a suggestion?
Thanks in advance to all and I apologize if this is not the right way to
submit an errata.
I post my configuration after my me
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