Hello Jeff
> Jambunathan,
>
> Will the org-mode ELPA tar-ball be updated on a regular basis? The
> package in the GNU ELPA repo is from November. I do not recall whether
> this is the original upload you made.
I noticed this as well. Bastien would have more information on the
'brokenness' you ar
Guys,
I am still struggling with this. the main problem is making sense of the
following part of instructions on the org-mac-protocol.org installation page,
basically how to call on the emacs-server from one of the many org-mac-protocol
supported apps.
quoted from:
https://github.com/clavicla
Dear Matthew
Thank you very much for this present. Thank you also for all the good
work you have done for making MobileOrg on Android possible.
For the first time ever I also have syncing problems which takes about
four times longer than before (filesize hasn't changed). I will give you
a report
Hi,
i created `ical2org'[1] to convert iCalendar files to org files in elisp.
It does:
* Traverse the iCalendar using `icalendar.el' and constructs a struct
for each event
* Format each struct via a (userdefined) formatstring
* Convert times to orgmode timestrings (limitations below)
It does
> * Convert iCalendar recurrences to org recurrences[2]
>[2] And I'm quite sure it can't be done because orgmode has no concept
> of a recurrence end like iCalendar does.
Just as a possibility, what about using the diary syntax for dates in this
case? I have successfully done repeating tasks f
On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 4:59 AM, Jambunathan K
wrote:
>
> I noticed this as well. Bastien would have more information on the
> 'brokenness' you are reporting.
>
> Meanwhile, did you experiment with tars at
> http://orgmode.org/pkg/daily/? These tars are getting built
> regularly. At this moment in
Hi,
I would like to output multiple variables from an octave program. When I
evaluate:
#+srcname: test.m
#+begin_src octave
clear variables
x=5.1;
y=3*x;
sprintf('x=%.1f',x)
sprintf('y=%.1f',y)
#+end_src
I get
#+results: test.m
: y=15.3
Hi,
I found the following workaround for what I was trying to do:
#+srcname: test.m
#+begin_src octave
clear variables
x=5.2;
y=3*x;
[sprintf('x=%.1f\n',x),...
sprintf('y=%.1f',y)]
#+end_src
#+results: test.m
| x=5.2 |
| y=15.6 |
RC
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On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 7:57 PM, Jeffrey Horn wrote:
> Carsten Dominik writes:
>
>>> How would I match all TODOs that are untagged?
>>
>> For example with
>>
>> -{.}/!
>
> That indeed does the trick. Thanks, Carsten. A few questions, if you
> have a moment:
>
> 1) What does "/!" do
Jeff Horn wrote:
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> On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 7:57 PM, Jeffrey Horn wrote:
> > Carsten Dominik writes:
> >
> >>> How would I match all TODOs that are untagged?
> >>
> >> For example with
> >>
> >> -{.}/!
> >
> > That indeed does the trick. Thanks, Carsten. A few questions, if yo
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