Max Nikulin writes:
#+name: src-org-example
#+header: :exports code
#+BEGIN_EXAMPLE org
,* Meeting with friends
:PROPERTIES:
:LOCATION: At Stacy's
:DESCRIPTION: Be on time
:END:
<2025-05-28 Wed 20:00-22:00>
#+END_EXAMPLE
#+header: :exports results :results raw :wrap example
#+begin_src elisp :
:2.0
X-WR-CALNAME:orgmode_tutorial
PRODID:-//jman//Emacs with Org mode//EN
X-WR-TIMEZONE:CEST
X-WR-CALDESC:Some Orgmode file
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20250616T204032Z
UID:TS1-5c65d2f4-ab93-4256-8981-f6d5548772e5
DTSTART:20250528T20
DTEND:20250528T22
SUMMARY:Meeting with friends
L
Hello,
I'd like to call an arbitrary elisp function over an org-mode snippet in a code block identified by
BEGIN_SRC and END_SRC.
Specifically, I want to run `org-icalendar-export-to-ics` over the following
org-mode agenda entry:
#+NAME: run-me
#+BEGIN_SRC org :results output
,* Meet friend
Ihor Radchenko writes:
M-x org-lint will warn about such cases.
Thank you Ihor, as a beginner that was really confusing!
Great tip also the linter, had no idea it existed.
Thanks
"Jacob S. Gordon" writes:
This “memory” effect of refiling the previous item, plus the error
message about pasting the subtree made me think it was related to
yanking/killing. If I apply your xclip settings in a terminal window,
I can reproduce the weird refiling behaviour:
#+begin_src emacs-l
"Jacob S. Gordon" writes:
Can you play around with your test buffer /until/ you reach something
unexpected, then undo it, note the buffer contents, and repeat the
command? This would help narrow things down. Your config doesn’t set
`org-refile-use-cache' to `t', so I don’t think there’s any glo
"Jacob S. Gordon" writes:
This should be possible! Setting `org-clock-rounding-minutes' to a
non-integer value will use the `car' of `org-timestamp-rounding-minutes'.
wow, I completely missed that while reading the org-clock source code (and didn't even search for
it!) :-)
Thank you so much
Hi,
when I clock in/out from a task (`org-clock-in` and `org-clock-out`) I would like them to respect
the variable `org-time-stamp-rounding-minutes` (number of minutes to round time stamps to). I
/think/ this is currently not possible.
I looked at `org-clock.el` but it's somewhat a bit too h
onfig
should be fine.
I'm really sorry that I cannot be more specific, this behaviour is baffling and I can't produce a
test case consistently.
These are my org-mode customizations, just in case anyone wants to have a look:
https://git.sr.ht/~jman/dotfiles/tree/master/item/emacs/dot-c
Matteo Valsasina writes:
CAPTURE TEMPLATE FOR ORG:
("m" "TODO from Mail" entry (file+headline "~/org_todo/notes.org" "Mail Tasks")
"* TODO %? %a\nSCHEDULED: %t
:PROPERTIES:
:CREATED: %U
:END:
:LOGBOOK:"
:prepend t :empty-lines 1)
Thank you Matteo for this tem
Hi,
I am reading
https://orgmode.org/manual/Creating-Timestamps.html
Quote:
> When called with a prefix argument, use the alternative format which
> contains date and time. The default time can be rounded to multiples
> of 5 minutes. See the option org-timestamp-rounding-minutes.
The correct n
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VERSION:2.0
X-WR-CALNAME:test
PRODID:-//jman//Emacs with Org mode//EN
X-WR-TIMEZONE:CEST
X-WR-CALDESC:
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20250521T083818Z
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Christian Moe writes:
** TO_BE_SENT Invoice CL161
:PROPERTIES:
:Date: [2025-03-02 Sun]
:No: CL161
:Amount: 10
:END:
Ah OK, now I understand. I like this version better, it's a little bit cleaner
- as you point out.
Thanks again, happy that I learned something co
PJ Proudhon writes:
In, your my/org-cycle-status function, if you just set t as the last argument of your
org-table-put call, e.g. "
(org-table-put (org-table-current-line) (org-table-current-column) next t)", the columns will
automatically be realigned
after a value is inserted
Thank you f
Christian Moe writes:
For this particular use case, though, have you considered a different
approach, using entries and column view? That is:
Wow, this is really a great solution. I didn't know I could play with properties to build a table
template!
It's just a little bit verbose, but the r
Ihor Radchenko writes:
AFAIK, there is no such feature for tables that is built-in.
I also do not recall any package doing something similar.
You may need to write your own helper command and maybe hook it to
org-shiftright-hook / org-shiftleft-hook.
Ok, I have a partial solution:
--8<
Raoul Comninos writes:
I am open to suggestions.
Sorry to hijack this thread for an unrelated comment.
Speaking of suggestions, I would suggest not using a loud mechanical
keyboard in these turorials because it's distracting, sometimes it
covers your voice.
Also, you might evaluate using th
Ihor Radchenko writes:
AFAIK, there is no such feature for tables that is built-in.
I also do not recall any package doing something similar.
You may need to write your own helper command and maybe hook it to
org-shiftright-hook / org-shiftleft-hook.
OK Ihor, I'll note down to investigate in
Hello everyone,
I'm learning a bit about tables in orgmode. How do I set a value for a
column, where the values are choosen from a custom sequence I define?
How to cycle these values?
If I understand correctly I can create my own sequence with (example):
--8<---cut here---
Bastien Guerry writes:
Worg is a Git repository consisting of .org files:
https://git.sr.ht/~bzg/worg.
Worg files are exported as HTML and published to orgmode.org:
https://orgmode.org/worg
Taking care of Worg would help the Org community tremendously!
Besides the TODO available at https://
Pedro Andres Aranda Gutierrez writes:
BTW, what about changing the default LaTeX compiler to lualatex in 9.8?
Context: I am a user that knows very very little about Latex, everytime I try to use it I spend a
lot of time installing packages that in my mind should be the default. The user expe
"Michael P. Soulier" writes:
I tried to open meetings.org today and emacs burned 100% cpu and seemed to never
return. I had to kill it.
It's 100% reproducable in my setup. Not sure why. Any idea how to debug?
If you suspect a recent addition is causing this issue, you can bisect the last cha
Ryan Prior via "General discussions about Org-mode."
writes:
Lately I've noticed more applications supporting a method of creating a link by pasting a URL. The
flow works like this:
1. write some text
2. select the text you want to linkify
3. paste a URL to turn the selected text into a named
Joseph Turner writes:
Thanks for the suggestion! I imagine such a command would do this:
(...)
I am not a Worg contributor but such workflow would definitively scare me off.
Just out of curiosity: what is wrong with a git workflow to contribute to Worg?
Cheers,
Mark Barton writes:
Here is an example of using the #+ATTR_LaTeX: line to pass parameters to the LaTeX process that
creates the pdf.
#+ATTR_LaTeX: :environment tabular :align |l|l|l|
|-+-+---|
| one | two | three |
|-+-+---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
|-+-+---|
Hello,
When export to Latex/PDF I'd like /all/ table cells to have borders, so also
vertical column
separators.
After looking around a bit, I learned about column groups:
https://orgmode.org/manual/Column-Groups.html
I think the only way to accomplish what I want is the following trick, addin
Christian Moe writes:
It's due to Latex refusing to commit the typographic crime of leaving a
heading at the bottom of the page.
Wow. I had no clue something like this could happen.
Note that this does /not/ happen with a list. (Try changing your long
outline from headers to a list)
Int
jman writes:
2) Compiling this other document will produce strange empty pages. The content
of the ordered list
doesn't fit one page and instead of filling the next page, it will just "overflow" and
"disappear":
https://paste.sr.ht/~jman/35434b0fdf08164abf6c59a41
n subsequent pages
https://paste.sr.ht/~jman/06239fa6624a1af23edfbb5154f5d9dcfdf8427a
2) Compiling this other document will produce strange empty pages. The content of the ordered list
doesn't fit one page and instead of filling the next page, it will just "overflow" and
Hello,
I'm trying to learn more about the publish export option or Org mode. Specifically I am using the
function `org-latex-publish-to-pdf` to export Orgmode files into PDF.
Since this export backend is transparently using Latex, there is stuff going on behind my back that
makes it a bit d
writes:
I think it's in the manual (this is Org v9.7):
| 3.5.3 Emacs Lisp forms as formulas
| --
For some reason, I think I got confused by the table formula modifiers
(E, N, L) and various type casting. What I wanted to achieve was simply:
--s-
Hello there,
Let's look at the following table:
--s-s--
| EUR |USD | Exchange rate |
|-++---|
| 10 | 8.97 | 0.897 |
| 15 | 13.455 | |
#+TBLFM: $2='(* (string-to-number $1) (string-to-number (org-table-get 2 3)))
Ihor Radchenko writes:
Org mode does not bind M-k and M-j.
It is something in your config.
In addition, if I am correct one can check where those keybindings are
overriden with `C-h k` (or `M-x describe-key`), example:
M-x describe-key RET M-j
> Generally, I did see several requests to change the strategy when
> calculating next month/year. However, that would be a breaking change.
> I'd only go for it if people are strongly in favor of the change.
> So, changing this to a poll.
I don't particularly have a skin in the game but I ask a
> Yes, you can use "[BLOG] [Spanish] ..." so that people adapt their
> filters, but the second prefix won't have any effect on Woof.
If we want to add a hint about the blog post language, can I suggest
using the two-letter ISO-639 language codes (SP, DE, IT, EN, ...)?
I agree they don't cover a
I am a bit confused and I am probably missing some context.
The documentation of `org-clock-auto-clock-resolution` states: "When to
automatically resolve open clocks found in Org buffers." and the options are
"Never", "Always", "When no clock is running".
I think I understand the idea behind
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