Bastien googlemail.com> writes:
>
> One way to work around this limitation and to safely store the folding
> information would be to put it in a face property for each headline.
> Perhaps you have time to dig into that direction?
Unfortunately, I have more pressing matters to deal with
current
gregory mitchell writes:
> Most dedicated spreadsheets, i.e. excel, have an option to toggle the display
> of formulas/results in cells. Having all of the formulas at the bottom of a
> table can get even more confusing with large tables that contain lots of
> formulas on a single line.
Yes, I
Bastien writes:
> Hi Paul,
>
> Paul Mead writes:
>
>> Having thought about this a bit more, I can see where the new behaviour
>> might be useful, but it just looks a bit ugly in org-mode because (I
>> guess) it's not been written to deal with narrower buffers.
>
> can you provide a screenshot sh
"David A. Gershman" writes:
> Is there a way for non-SEQ_TODO labeled sub-headings to still count in
> the headline percentage?
Now there is.
(setq org-provide-todo-statistics 'all-headlines)
will do the job.
I haven't implemented this for org-provide-checkbox-statistics because
(1) the co
User gmail.com> writes:
>
> The folding information should simply be saved into a separate
> file. For example, for notes.org the accompanying folding
> information could be in notes.org.fold. The posted code can be
> trivially modified to behave this way and with this change the
> actual content
Hello,
we want to have a "traditional" reference section in a software
documentation we are currently writing using org-mode. Org's Footnote
feature is almost perfect for the job, however, I prefer the "[123]"-
type of reference rather than the superscript notation org generates
for HTML-e
User writes:
> User gmail.com> writes:
>>
>> The folding information should simply be saved into a separate
>> file. For example, for notes.org the accompanying folding
>> information could be in notes.org.fold. The posted code can be
>> trivially modified to behave this way and with this chang
Samuel Wales writes:
> My idea was to be thorough, documenting the idea even if it is too
> hard to implement. I think the interface would be the same as now,
> except that clicking on the mode line cycles among the timers.
>
> In principle you might be clocking a task while timing a few
> tea-t
Bastien googlemail.com> writes:
>
> I was just about to suggest: "Why not using a VISIBILITY property
> for that?" (that would spare us the additional file..) but you were
> faster than me! :)
>
Ah, yes. Properties. Being a new user I haven't yet used them,
so they didn't occur to me.
Anywa
It might be worth considering going all the way and allowing a list of
todo kw that will affect statistics.
On 2009-07-26, Bastien wrote:
> "David A. Gershman" writes:
>
>> Is there a way for non-SEQ_TODO labeled sub-headings to still count in
>> the headline percentage?
>
> Now there is.
>
> (
User writes:
> Bastien googlemail.com> writes:
>>
>> I was just about to suggest: "Why not using a VISIBILITY property
>> for that?" (that would spare us the additional file..) but you were
>> faster than me! :)
>>
>
> Ah, yes. Properties. Being a new user I haven't yet used them,
> so they
Hi Totti,
just a few words regarding preserving links.
About /finding/ links, I just added this simple function, which is
quite handy I guess:
(defun org-occur-link-in-agenda-files ()
"Create a link and search for it in the agendas.
The link is not stored in `org-stored-links', it is just cr
Geralt writes:
> On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 2:27 PM, Bernt Hansen wrote:
>> Just visit the org file with the task you want to clock in and do C-c
>> C-x C-i to clock it in. C-c C-x C-o stops the clock (or when you clock
>> in something else it stops). You can only clock one thing at a time.
>> Pla
Samuel Wales writes:
> It might be worth considering going all the way and allowing a list of
> todo kw that will affect statistics.
Done. Setting `org-provide-todo-statistics' to a list of TODO keywords
will only compute todo statistics against headlines containing a keyword
from this list.
Hi Stefan,
Stefan Vollmar writes:
> we want to have a "traditional" reference section in a software
> documentation we are currently writing using org-mode. Org's Footnote
> feature is almost perfect for the job, however, I prefer the "[123]"-
> type of reference rather than the superscript not
Ok, now I'm pissed and bummed...
I *REALLY* want to use Org-Mode for my GTD stuff, task lists, etc, etc,
etc. However, one of my biggest gripes is that I don't have access to
my data when I'm away from the computer or its turned off (i.e. grocery
shopping, watching TV at night, and so on...)
Th
"David A. Gershman" writes:
> So, any way you can add a command
>
> "org-upload-to-brain-for-people-not-always-on-computer"
>
> for when I stick one end of my USB cable in the computer and the
> other... *wink*
Become cable-free and plug a USB Missile Launcher instead:
http://tinyurl.com/l
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