2013/7/3 Bastien :
> Sebastian Wiesner writes:
>
>> Is there a single assignment for just one specific patch? I am not
>> going to assign the FSF copyright for any and every future change to
>> Emacs I might create.
>
> The FSF policy is that you cannot assign your copyright for just one
> patch,
Sebastian Wiesner writes:
> Is there a single assignment for just one specific patch? I am not
> going to assign the FSF copyright for any and every future change to
> Emacs I might create.
The FSF policy is that you cannot assign your copyright for just one
patch, you assign it for future chan
2013/7/3 Bastien :
> Sebastian Wiesner writes:
>
>> 2013/7/3 Bastien :
>>> Well, that's too much work for me now. Hopefully someone who needs
>>> this can help too.
>>
>> I'll probably give it a shot, depending on how much free time I can
>> find in the next weeks.
>
> Great, thanks.
Don't thank
Sebastian Wiesner writes:
> 2013/7/3 Bastien :
>> Well, that's too much work for me now. Hopefully someone who needs
>> this can help too.
>
> I'll probably give it a shot, depending on how much free time I can
> find in the next weeks.
Great, thanks.
> You said, you might incorporate such an
2013/7/3 Bastien :
> Well, that's too much work for me now. Hopefully someone who needs
> this can help too.
I'll probably give it a shot, depending on how much free time I can
find in the next weeks.
You said, you might incorporate such an extension into Org, but isn't
Org covered by Copyright
Sebastian Wiesner writes:
> It's not actually located there at all.
It is for me (ArchLinux).
> My Texinfo is installed via
> Homebrew into "~/.homebrew", hence my "htmlxref.cnf" is at
> "~/.homebrew/share/texinfo/htmlxref.cnf". There is no
> "/usr/share/texinfo/htmlxref.cnf".
>
> Texinfo d
2013/7/3 Bastien :
> Sebastian Wiesner writes:
>
>> Ideally the HTML exporter would consult this database when exporting
>> info links, to find out where the corresponding HTML manual is
>> published.
>
> I see, thanks. Is it safe to assume that htmlxref.cnf will always
> be located in /usr/share
Sebastian Wiesner writes:
> Ideally the HTML exporter would consult this database when exporting
> info links, to find out where the corresponding HTML manual is
> published.
I see, thanks. Is it safe to assume that htmlxref.cnf will always
be located in /usr/share/texinfo/? E.g. is it for you
2013/7/3 Bastien :
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> Sebastian Wiesner writes:
>
>> I'll put Org mode migration of said manual on hold, for I currently
>> lack the time to write a proper link exporter myself.
>
> I gave this a closer look: one problem is that info links are relative
> to the user installation.
Hi Sebastian,
Sebastian Wiesner writes:
> I'll put Org mode migration of said manual on hold, for I currently
> lack the time to write a proper link exporter myself.
I gave this a closer look: one problem is that info links are relative
to the user installation.
For example [[info:internals#To
2013/7/3 Bastien :
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> Sebastian Wiesner writes:
>
>> Hardly the answer I hoped to get.
>
> Please let us know the answer you hoped to get, it will
> surely help us giving it :)
Uh, I hoped for a “easy, just toggle that customize setting” sort of
answer, not the “well, write it yo
Hi Sebastian,
Sebastian Wiesner writes:
> Hardly the answer I hoped to get.
Please let us know the answer you hoped to get, it will
surely help us giving it :)
--
Bastien
2013/6/30 Bastien :
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> Sebastian Wiesner writes:
>
>> how can I customize "info:" links in HTML output?
>
> Look at org-info.el in the source code.
>
> You can extend
>
> (org-add-link-type "info" 'org-info-open)
>
> into
>
> (org-add-link-type "info" 'org-info-open org-info-e
Hi Sebastian,
Sebastian Wiesner writes:
> how can I customize "info:" links in HTML output?
Look at org-info.el in the source code.
You can extend
(org-add-link-type "info" 'org-info-open)
into
(org-add-link-type "info" 'org-info-open org-info-export)
and write a new `org-info-export'
Hello,
how can I customize "info:" links in HTML output?
I'd like replace "info:" links with HTML links to the corresponding
upstream manuals, such as
http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Commands.html#Commands
for an info link "info:emacs#Commands", just like in Texinfo HTML
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