> "Carsten" == Carsten Dominik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Carsten> org.el is the single biggest Emacs Lisp file in the Emacs
Carsten> distribution.
Carsten> I would always recommend doing the compilation step. It
Carsten> speeds up loading of the file, and the general perf
Yang wrote:
Is it possible to have Emacs/org-mode automatically re-wrap paragraphs
as I edit them? Auto-wrapping only seems to happen when I'm entering
text and the cursor hits the wrap margin; it doesn't happen when I'm
inserting/removing text in the middle of a line. However, I'm not sure
if t
Hey, folks:
I can attest that org-mode works with longlines.el, as long as you're
willing to tolerate an occasional bit of weirdness. For example,
inserting a deadline in a one-line TODO item will fuse that line to
the following line. I've just developed a series of simple
workarounds, li
Carsten Dominik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I did find and fix the bug. Don't know why I
> could not see it before.
Thanks!
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Hi Carsten and list,
these issues concern the latest org-mode 4.73 and CVS Emacs.
- In the HTML output, the targetted headlines of the table of contents
typically look like this :
Title of the targetted section
As a side-effect, the (css) style of such a headline is the same than
that
All three fixed, thanks.
- Carsten
On Apr 26, 2007, at 15:07, Bastien wrote:
Hi Carsten and list,
these issues concern the latest org-mode 4.73 and CVS Emacs.
- In the HTML output, the targetted headlines of the table of contents
typically look like this :
Title of the targetted section
- Bastien (2007-04-26) wrote:-
> - The relevant #+ARCHIVE: is not taken into account when archiving
> headines in a narrowed buffer.
There is another bug regarding narrowing.
When the buffer is narrowed to a heading and then using remember (`C-u
C-c C-c') to store a note to another headi
I just tried using longlines and for me it doesn't work well at all
with org-mode's outlining. The wrapping no longer does hanging
indents, and it thinks lines with hanging indents are separate
paragraphs.
To add to my other questions: is there a binding or command I can use
to change the current
Hello,
This is a feature request as it doesn't seems to exists.
I would like to have row formulas, like colum formulas.
It's always possible to invert a table to make the formulas on colums
instead of row, but it changes the meaning of the table.
Thanks.
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You can also try
M-x refill-mode.
It has some problems with Org-mode, but it really refills paragraphs
instead of using long lines, so the hanging indents do work all right.
Since you only want it for bullet lists, you should be fine.
About the key bindings:
One way would be
(add-hook 'org
Hi,
On 4/26/07, Carsten Dominik dominik-at-science.uva.nl |emacs-orgmode|
<...> wrote:
You can also try
M-x refill-mode.
It has some problems with Org-mode, but it really refills paragraphs
instead of using long lines, so the hanging indents do work all right.
Since you only want it for bulle
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