On 3/14/17, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
> Thank you. I think it is fixed, now. Could you test maint branch and
> report your result?
it seems to work so far. thank you.
btw, the org-capture firefox extension is behaving more reliably also,
with recent firefox-esr. it has been many years since i tri
Hello,
Samuel Wales writes:
> ===
> * ecm
> capture literally inserts. i was told this is not normal,
> but a bug.
>
> recent maint
>
> to reproduce, evaluate the following code, select the lines
> in the scratch buffer, and run m-x org-capture RET p.
>
> set the notes file to whatever works fo
===
* ecm
capture literally inserts. i was told this is not normal,
but a bug.
recent maint
to reproduce, evaluate the following code, select the lines
in the scratch buffer, and run m-x org-capture RET p.
set the notes file to whatever works for you.
*** code
(require 'org-capture)
(setq
On 2/19/17, Samuel Wales wrote:
> * x
>link
> https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/rfjkj7op114w/?&th=15a580ccf5cb9d34&v=c
>description Gmail - %( in capture template
>region
> %(alpha-org-protocol-string
> "https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/rfjkj7op114w/?&th=
the above bug description pertains to recent org maint.
On 2/19/17, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
> I have trouble understanding the double quote above. Do you mean the
> text below is inserted within the %(concat ...) or are these your
> templates? In this case, which one produces the error?
thanks for asking about this.
for clarity, let's do it from the b
Hello,
Samuel Wales writes:
> with the new org maint code, i still occasionally get the literal string.
>
> it occurs when the region spans a blank line.
I cannot reproduce your issue.
> like
>
> %(concat
> "http://whatever.whatever/building-a-mold-free-house/whatever";
> "Building a mold fr
with the new org maint code, i still occasionally get the literal string.
it occurs when the region spans a blank line.
like
%(concat
"http://whatever.whatever/building-a-mold-free-house/whatever";
"Building a mold free house" "
these remplates [don't know if first does anything]
(add-to-l
hi nicolas,
thank you for the fix. quick testing seems to show that it works much
better. will keep evaluating it.
i had thought it was my own lack of understanding.
there is one problem. when i select a few paragraphs in firefox using
org-capture extension, they get captured as one long lin
Hello,
Samuel Wales writes:
> here are the entries:
>
> ("p" "Protocol p" entry
> (file+headline "/home/org/executive--a.org" "xyzzy-remember")
> "%(alpha-org-protocol-string \"%:link\" \"%:description\"
> \"%i\")" :prepend t :immediate-finish t :jump-to-captured t)
> ("L" "Protocol
On 1/10/17, Nick Dokos wrote:
> IIUC, if the function call is part of the template that is inserted as a
> result of the capture, the function should still be executed: I see
> calls to `org-capture-expand-embedded-elisp' still in
> `org-capture'. Can you post the full entry?
here are the entries
Hello,
Samuel Wales writes:
> i have "%(my-function \"%:link\" \"%:description\" \"%i\")" in a
> capture template, which now does not run the function but treats it as
> text.
It should. Do you have an ECM?
Regards,
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Samuel Wales writes:
> i have "%(my-function \"%:link\" \"%:description\" \"%i\")" in a
> capture template, which now does not run the function but treats it as
> text. i get that this is for security. what do i do?
IIUC, if the function call is part of the template that is inserted as a
resul
i have "%(my-function \"%:link\" \"%:description\" \"%i\")" in a
capture template, which now does not run the function but treats it as
text. i get that this is for security. what do i do?
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