ded by cdlatex.el. It offers
plenty of useful and convenient snippets (functions) for inserting latex
environment in org-mode.
Yu Huang
.5s-1s, I think, to compile
all fragments and show the results on the screen. But the result of
(my-org-latex-preview-benchmark) would be shown on the message buffer after
some seconds, and its results is stable around 5.5s.
Yu Huang
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FromYu HuangDate3/29/2025 12:04ToK
like tikz, geometry, stmaryrd do not affect the result time
notably.
Maybe deleting my all newcommands and declareMathoperator (about 20 headers)
will decrease the time more? But without them, I need to rewrite this org file
to make the compilation successfully. So I haven't attempted it ye
svg" :message
"you need to install the programs: latex and dvisvgm."
:image-input-type "dvi" :image-output-type "svg" :latex-compiler
("%l -interaction nonstopmode -output-directory %o %f")
:latex-precompiler
("%l -output-directory %o -ini -jobnam
5.5s.
I think this time is mistaken, since by my naked eyes, the fragments around
\(\alpha\) only take 0.5s-1s to be compiled and shown.
Yu Huang
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FromKarthik ChikmagalurDate3/29/2025 12:30ToYu
HuangCcIhor Radchenko,
emacs-orgmode@gnu.orgSubjectRe: org-persist-write:
ailutils".
Yeah, I use lucid.
P.S.2. I also identified the overide of autosync mode in this prodiler, so I
conducted two tests, one with autosync enabled and the other without. The
results show only a slight discrepancy.
Yu Huang
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FromKarthik ChikmagalurDate3/29/2025
When org-mode is called at the start of a buffer that starts with a
latex fragment, it produces an error "Beginning of buffer" caused by
attempt to call backward-char.
A minimal example to reproduce:
1. Open a scratch buffer
2. Insert text \(\Omega\)
3. Turn on org-mode
The observable effect of t
Calling org-table-insert-column in a table with formulas wrongly increments
the column number left of the newly inserted column.
Minimal example:
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
#+TBLFM: $3=$1+$2
With cursor in the `1` cell, call `M-x org-table-insert-column`.
Expected output:
| 1 | | 2 | 3 |
#+TBLFM: $4=$1+$
e sample above as the contents of a minimal file
with the same result.
king regards, Yu
session *foo* :results value <>
:<>
: #+end_src
would be possible, though of course no convenient solution. My current
solution for long-running octave scripts isn't any more convenient though:
Define the task as functions and then switch to the session buffer manually
and run those interactive
zn)/(2*$A_int);%.2f
My org-mode is a yesterday's pull from the git-repository.
kind regards, Yu
Hello!
I tried today to use named columns for calculations. While this works
on the right hand side of the equation, names don't seem to work for
the left hand side -- which is a problem, because a change in column
arrangement, that isn't caused by org functions (e.g. manually
inserting a column w
e
code block is not rerun on export.
o Intervening text, ":exports both": The code is run twice (!), the
image is exported both before and after the text.
king regards, Yu
2012/2/16 Paul Magwene :
> Hi All,
>
> I'm trying to get up to speed with org-mode and babel for doing
Hello!
I was wondering if there is any useful way, to organize images in
tables. This would be useful e.g. if one needs to organize some images
on a regular grid, but the images aren't equally sized, such that a
simple line break doesn't do the trick.
Creating just a table with the image links in
Little correction: it doesn't seem to be simple after all. Emacs'
single-threading kills the concept, because the display doesn't get
updated during execution anyway.
Does anybody have an idea, if this can be avoided?
2012/2/2 Yu :
> Hello!
>
> I wondered if there is a wa
2012/1/31 Eric S Fraga :
> Eric Schulte writes:
>
> [...]
>
>> File Local Variables [1] make it possible to explicitly specify the
>> values of variables from within the text of a .org file. This can be
>> placed in a single line at the top of a file for small changes or in a
>> larger section at
;t
show up automatically (due to the save-excursion I assume, so probably
the warnings should be thrown in one go /after/ the save excursion and
be collected into a list until then. (Multiple advantages:
`add-to-list' can take care of multipli occuring warnings and a single
warning is more clear by f
Hello!
Scenario
-
* Maintain a potentially long org file as an appendix.
* In this appendix, many independent scripting tasks will be documented.
* Each such scripting task has similiar partial tasks, e.g. imports,
"settings", ...
In such a case, many independent scripts ma
ines should create buffer-local bindings).
king regards, Yu
Hello!
When using "\\" to force linebreaks, these potentially get lost when
reformatting the paragraph with Alt+Q (fill paragraph).
Given an input
: - long sentence long sentence
:long sentence long sentence
:long sentence long sentence
:long sentence: \\
:Next line.
a=hello-world-table :file foo.pdf
:<"fold that block" header argument>
: set term pdfcairo mono
: plot data using 1:2 blablabla
: #+END_SRC
: :END:
:
: And this table looks like [[foo.pdf]] when folded.
king regards, Yu
2012/1/27 Eric S Fraga :
> Yu writes:
Hello!
I was wondering, if there is a way to mark specific elements for
staying folded unless explicitly shown. Reading the manual I only
found possibilities to control the global folding of sections and
blocks in general.
However, what I want to do is:
- Embed a table of numerical data in my org
with.
Any ideas? It works well for html export and for use within the
org-mode buffer, but it would be nice if the links in the PDF file
could support local files properly too (though I'm not sure if the
viewers even support this).
kind regards, Yu
I forgot to implement one of the
partial tasks, rather than having to find out missing code blocks from
the output file (where, as mentioned, they result in "nothing" rather
than an unresolved "<<...>>" construct).
kind regards, Yu
2012/1/14 Eric Schulte :
> Yu w
if a code-block states
: <>
: <>
the reader needs to know, which code blocks define these.
kind regards, Yu
there also in the C-c C-'
editing buffer.
In a source code block, that is declared to be of the language "org",
this behaviour doesn't appear, but it reappears for other languages.
When exporting to html or pdf, the comma isn't present for "src"
blocks, but it is for the "colon" blocks.
kind regards, Yu
%s, forgot org-odd-levels-only?"
(line-number-at-pos)))
))
Attached is an example to demonstrate the problem.
I'd like to know the author's (Lennart Borgman) intension before I
attempt to modify it.
Yu Shen
yubrs.
Hi everyone,
When I use inline latex in a org file like $a=b^2$ or \( a=b^2 \) and
export it with C-c C-e b, the formula is not inline. Instead it is
displayed in a new line and centered. Do you have any idea about it?
Thank you!
Yu Zhao
Hello everyone,
Is it possible to do word wrapping inside org table as MS Word did? I know
that one table mode can do this. (http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/TableMode)
Best wishes,
Yu Zhao
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if it is possible to use htmlize.el to enable grammar
highlight like muse does while publishing html. Is it possible to use
pgf/tikz package?
Best wishes,
Yu Zhao
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