"Uwe Jochum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But I am not trained as a mathematician or a computer scientist, I am a
> humble literary scholar and librarian who looks on the "-" as a simple
> dash, not an operator. But I like to learn the way others think and
> computer programs work.
Good to see "
Message from Mrz 14 2007 (16:44):
> This is correct, because "-" is an operator. How would you tell the
> difference between "$sum - 2" and "$sum-2"?
>
> Is that not documented? Damn I guess I assumed this to be
> obvious. Not so.
Carsten,
you're right: the "-"-problem should be obvious... Bu
This is correct, because "-" is an operator. How would you tell the
difference between "$sum - 2" and "$sum-2"?
Is that not documented? Damn I guess I assumed this to be
obvious. Not so.
Thanks
- Carsten
On Mar 14, 2007, at 16:33, Uwe Jochum wrote:
I've seen this in Orgmode (4.68): If you
I've seen this in Orgmode (4.68): If you use named fields in an Orgmode
table, the field name should not contain a "-", like in "sum-up". Field
names with this sign don't work (you won't get an error message, but the
formula with that field name isn't computed). I hope others can verify
this phenom