Ihor Radchenko 于2025年6月19日周四 18:10写道：
>
> Yue Yi writes:
>
> > When exporting a file containing many timestamps, I noticed while
> > inspecting the HTML code that the timestamps inside elements have
> > an extra space. Here's a minimal example:
>
> Fixed, o
Hello, Org-mode maintainers,
When exporting a file containing many timestamps, I noticed while
inspecting the HTML code that the timestamps inside elements have
an extra space. Here's a minimal example:
(org-export-string-as "Hello [2025-05-05] world" 'html t) ;;=>
"
Hello [2025-05-05 Mon] worl
> Please check out
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> familiarize yourself with our maintenance practices.
> Then, follow https://orgmode.org/worg/org-contribute.html#devs
>
> I note that you joined the mailing list recently, so I'd like to see a
> couple of p
Hello, org-mode maintainers,
Out of interest in the org babel feature and frequent use of org-mode,
after reading https://orgmode.org/worg/org-contribute.html and some
discussions, I think I have some time to help maintain ob-emacs-lisp.el or
some other modules later.
Is there anything I can do?
Ihor Radchenko 2025.04.14 01:07 writes:
> > Parsing these timestamps manually isn’t a big deal, but I’m
> > curious — has there ever been discussion about extending this to a
> > triplet structure (date, date+time, date+time+seconds) for more
> > flexibility?
>
> I do not recall any requests about
adjustments to avoid breaking
compatibility. I wouldn't recklessly jump into trying to making direct
modifications.
Parsing these timestamps manually isn’t a big deal, but I’m
curious — has there ever been discussion about extending this to a
triplet structure (date, date+time, date+time+seconds) for more
flexibility?
Regards
Yue Yi
