Max Nikulin writes:
>>> After upgrading to emacs 29.2 and org 9.7, my example blocks are no longer
>>> syntax highlighted in emacs.
>>
>> Yet, there is no reason to remote it.
>> I recovered example block fontification on main.
>
> At least some people are against the feature:
>
> https://list.o
On 25/02/2024 17:04, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
Rudi C writes:
After upgrading to emacs 29.2 and org 9.7, my example blocks are no longer
syntax highlighted in emacs.
Yet, there is no reason to remote it.
I recovered example block fontification on main.
At least some people are against the featu
Thanks!
On Sun, Feb 25, 2024 at 1:30 PM Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> Rudi C writes:
>
> > After upgrading to emacs 29.2 and org 9.7, my example blocks are no
> longer
> > syntax highlighted in emacs. They used to be syntax highlighted when I
> > specified the block's language. Any ideas?
>
> This is
Rudi C writes:
> After upgrading to emacs 29.2 and org 9.7, my example blocks are no longer
> syntax highlighted in emacs. They used to be syntax highlighted when I
> specified the block's language. Any ideas?
This is an undocumented feature.
Yet, there is no reason to remote it.
I recovered exa
Hi Rudy,
Note that I am not an org maintainer; just trying to help :-)
Rudi C writes:
>> Why is `:eval never` not as good ? You don't have to write it on each
>> code block; you may set it globally, per file, per headline, etc.
>
> The main reason is that I also use source blocks for babel b
> Why is `:eval never` not as good ? You don't have to write it on each
> code block; you may set it globally, per file, per headline, etc.
The main reason is that I also use source blocks for babel blocks that are
runnable. So I cannot use per headline etc. solutions. I can use snippets
to autom
Hi Rudi,
Rudi C writes:
> After upgrading to emacs 29.2 and org 9.7, my example blocks are no longer
> syntax highlighted in emacs. They used to be syntax highlighted when I
> specified the block's language. Any ideas?
>
> I use Doom, so it might have been a third-party feature.
>
> I know org
