Ihor Radchenko writes:
>>> From a feasibility perspective, I suspect it might be better for you (or
>>> someone else who's signed the FSF copyright assignment paperwork) to
>>> take on the work of applying changes that are similar in spirit to the
>>> patch.
>>
>> I was checking up to see what th
Suhail Singh writes:
>> From a feasibility perspective, I suspect it might be better for you (or
>> someone else who's signed the FSF copyright assignment paperwork) to
>> take on the work of applying changes that are similar in spirit to the
>> patch.
>
> I was checking up to see what the curren
Suhail Singh writes:
> Ihor Radchenko writes:
>
>> Next, if you are not interested in adding :textarea support, it is
>> OK. Adding #+ATTR_HTML support for code blocks and fixed width elements
>> will still be a welcome improvement (I was just hoping to push you to
>> contribute a bit more ;))
>
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Commits under similar names are:
>
> Suhail 96eb9f0b4 * piem/s/org-lint-add-function-to-removeJun6 org-lint: Add
> function to remove checker(s)
> ...
>
> I assume that 96eb9f0b4 is yours.
> It has 9 LOC.
Yes.
> ~6LOC remaining until aproximate 15LOC limit we can accep
Suhail Singh writes:
> Given that I already have some contributions in Org mode and I don't, at
> present, intend to do the copyright assignment to FSF, could you please
> confirm:
>
> 1. How many lines worth of changes I can still introduce without going
>over the limit?
I do not see any co
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> AFAIU, your main point is that you want the patch to land on bugfix. It
> will not, regardless whether we add :textarea support or not.
While not the answer I had hoped for, I appreciate the clarification.
> Next, if you are not interested in adding :textarea support, i
Suhail Singh writes:
>> So, if we start allowing arbitrary attributes in more blocks, may as
>> well include specially handled attributes like :textarea.
>
> Yes, it is possible to address my concern while also extending support
> for non-HTML attributes like :textarea. However, they still are
>
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Your request, in its core, is asking to make treatment of verbatim
> blocks more regular in ox-html.
I would phrase it differently.
Just to be clear, my concern isn't simply "verbatim blocks", and it
isn't simply to make handling "more regular". Apologies for the
innac
Suhail Singh writes:
>> Please address my concern about :textarea attribute. I do not see why
>> we should ignore it here.
>
> I don't understand your concern. Could you please elaborate on what you
> mean by "why we should ignore it here"? What is the "it" and what is
> the "here"?
Your reque
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Please address my concern about :textarea attribute. I do not see why
> we should ignore it here.
I don't understand your concern. Could you please elaborate on what you
mean by "why we should ignore it here"? What is the "it" and what is
the "here"?
>From your email
Suhail Singh writes:
>>> The attached patches are a straight-forward copy-paste of relevant code
>>> from org-html-example-block. It may be better to refactor this logic
>>> and ensure that it is applied on all relevant AST nodes (others are
>>> probably affected as well).
>>
>> Sounds reasonabl
Ihor Radchenko writes:
>> Unlike example blocks, source code and fixed-width blocks don't support
>> the attr_html keyword. Contrast these outputs:
>> ...
>> The attached patches are a straight-forward copy-paste of relevant code
>> from org-html-example-block. It may be better to refactor this
Suhail Singh writes:
> Unlike example blocks, source code and fixed-width blocks don't support
> the attr_html keyword. Contrast these outputs:
> ...
> The attached patches are a straight-forward copy-paste of relevant code
> from org-html-example-block. It may be better to refactor this logic
Unlike example blocks, source code and fixed-width blocks don't support
the attr_html keyword. Contrast these outputs:
#+begin_src emacs-lisp :results value replace :wrap src html
(require 'org)
(require 'ox-html)
(org-export-string-as
"#+attr_html: :class foo
,#+begin_src sh :exports
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