Moritz Ulrich googlemail.com> writes:
> It's definitely in release_7.8.11 (git commit 6cddf74).
That particular tag is on the wrong side of the merge (on master, not on maint).
Again, if you want that particular commit, you need to pull from master, not
from maint and not any release published s
Achim Gratz wrote:
> Nick Dokos writes:
> > That's not right - it went in with commit 37fafb7b and git says:
> >
> > $ git describe 37fafb7b
> > release_7.8.09-248-g37fafb7
>
> Git describe by default describes from the object pointed to until the
> next annotated tag. Annotated tags live in th
Achim Gratz writes:
> Nick Dokos writes:
>> That's not right - it went in with commit 37fafb7b and git says:
>>
>> $ git describe 37fafb7b
>> release_7.8.09-248-g37fafb7
>
> Git describe by default describes from the object pointed to until the
> next annotated tag. Annotated tags live in the m
Nick Dokos writes:
> That's not right - it went in with commit 37fafb7b and git says:
>
> $ git describe 37fafb7b
> release_7.8.09-248-g37fafb7
Git describe by default describes from the object pointed to until the
next annotated tag. Annotated tags live in the maint branch, not in
master for org
Jeff Rush wrote:
> On 06/20/2012 07:17 PM, Moritz Ulrich wrote:
> >
> > Jeff Rush writes:
> >
> >> I also found in a Google search the interesting
> >> 'org-clock-frame-title-format' implying I might be able to display the
> >> clocked-in task info in the frame header, but no actual example of
On 06/20/2012 07:17 PM, Moritz Ulrich wrote:
>
> Jeff Rush writes:
>
>> I also found in a Google search the interesting
>> 'org-clock-frame-title-format' implying I might be able to display the
>> clocked-in task info in the frame header, but no actual example of it
>> being used.
>
> Try setti
Hi,
Jeff Rush writes:
> I also found in a Google search the interesting
> 'org-clock-frame-title-format' implying I might be able to display the
> clocked-in task info in the frame header, but no actual example of it
> being used.
Try setting `org-clock-clocked-in-display' to 'both or 'frame-t
I'd like to colorize/change the size of the clocked-in task info
displayed in the modeline.
I've found the org-clock-heading-function but can't quite figure out how
to wire in a replacement nor whether I can affect the face displayed
with it or just the actual content of the field.
I also found i
