Le mercredi 20 octobre 2021, 03:42:08 CEST Samuel Wales a écrit :
> there exists org-emphasis-regexp-components, fwiw.
oh thanks that’s it!
but adding “ ” to its two first elements doesn’t seem to work… and it’s not
anymore a defcustom… does it make it lexically binded so that I have to
redefin
I suggest to add this, which I keep adding to my org-user-entities:
(("frac23" "\\frac23" t "⅔" "2/3" "⅔" "⅔")
("over" "\\over" t "/" "/" "/" "/")
("iff" "\\iff" t "⇔" "<=>" "<=>" "⇔")
("implies" "\\implies" t "⇒" "=>" "=>" "⇒"))
The two first just allow to type simple fractions more readably,
Hello,
nbsp (non-breaking space, #xA0) is not recognized as blank in org-mode,
such that “*text* :” (it’s a nbsp here) doesn’t recognize as emphasized…
I recall a variable containing such characters but can’t find it again,
does anyone know? the manual seems large and that looks non-obvious to
On 2018/12/10 at 10:55, John Kitchin wrote:
> I believe it is at https://github.com/org-mime/org-mime.
>
> you can just download
> https://raw.githubusercontent.com/org-mime/org-mime/master/org-mime.el into
> your load-path and then require it.
This is what I did.
But I’m seeing everywhere org-mi
I recently learnt about org elpa repo, including its package with the
contrib directory (I always wondered about what were the canonical way
to get it!), but it seems not to include org-mime
(org-plus-contrib-20181210)… where are we supposed to get it as an
installable package?
