Am Mittwoch, den 29.02.2012, 20:25 +0530 schrieb Jambunathan K:
> Martin
>
> I am attaching a patch that should fix this issue. I will let Nicolas
> review/apply it.
>
This fixed the minimal example I provided yesterday. There is another
issue, however, with footnotes inside plain lists.
minima
t...@tsdye.com (Thomas S. Dye) writes:
> Andreas Leha writes:
>
>> "Sebastien Vauban"
>> writes:
>>
>>> Hi Jonathan,
>>>
>>> Jonathan Leech-Pepin wrote:
I ran into exactly that question this morning and managed to figure it out.
If I use "emacs -q" then C-c & works as expected and
I'm still poking around, trying to figure out how to sort my TODO tag search
the way that I want.
Initially I thought org-agenda-sorting-strategy would do it, but only just
found the variable's documentation: "Sorting structure for the agenda items of
a single day."
Since I want to sort the TO
Hi
Is there a way to accommodate more than one natural language (e.g.
english and portuguese) in a single org-file?
I often prepare presentations in org-mode and export them using LaTeX's
beamer class. There is usually little text and quite some math.
Often I need to recycle an older presentation
Oops,
it seems I missed the thread "multilingual presentation with org"
started earlier this month, my apologies for coming back to this topic.
I would like to add that the idea of using a special markup (using some
symbol) that would accept an argument (the language) would be cool.
I'm thinking
Hello,
Carlos Russo writes:
> I would like to add that the idea of using a special markup (using some
> symbol) that would accept an argument (the language) would be cool.
>
> I'm thinking something like
> &en: This shows up only in the english version&
> &pt: Hey! This is not portuguese!&
> Or
Hello,
Simon Castellan writes:
> Thank you very much for this pointer, This is what I was looking for :
> a list of syntaxic construction in org-mode. I'd say though that it
> lacks a more-or-less formal syntaxic definition of constructions.
It lacks that, indeed, among many other things. On th
On 3/1/2012 12:47 AM, Nick Dokos wrote:
Matthew Landis wrote:
Hello orgmode fans,
Another issue with org and R giving me headaches tonight.
In the example below, using the :session header argument seems to cause
problems with export to html. On export, the *R* buffer is
opened up, but no f
is possible to define the reference to the last row of the following @II+$3, to
avoid
having to change the number of row (@4$3)?
in this example does not calculate:
| date | item |cost |
|--+---+-|
| [2012-03-01 jue] | item 1
Martin
> There is another issue, however, with footnotes inside plain lists.
I have pushed a fix for this. With this fix applied, you may want to
make sure that all the footnote definitions in the ODT documente come
out in full (without being mangled in strange ways).
Jambunathan K.
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Matthew Landis wrote:
> On 3/1/2012 12:47 AM, Nick Dokos wrote:
> > Matthew Landis wrote:
> >
> >> Hello orgmode fans,
> >>
> >> Another issue with org and R giving me headaches tonight.
> >>
> >> In the example below, using the :session header argument seems to cause
> >> problems with export
Hello,
Thanks for your answer. I think indeed that a description of org's syntax would
be better in a separate document. For now I am rebasing my parser on your
categories (I must say I was lacking a lot). Please let me know when you change
your syntaxic categories (by change you mean additions on
So I keep running into very strange babel behaviors.
In addition to the whacked-out rendering oddities I've been posting
about, I've just executed a static R block a half dozen times and
gotten three or four different results blocks. I'm not going to try to
minimal-example this one, it see
Hi,
When I type English, I usually use straight quotes ('/"), especially
in Emacs, as curly quotes (‘’/“”), though available from the keyboard,
are difficult to see with the fixed-with font I prefer.
I have put this in my .emacs to get curly-quote output in HTML export:
(setq org-export-html
<#!multipart type=alternative><#!part type=text/plain>
Hi, I downloaded Bernt Hansen's wonderful GTD orgmode setup from:
git clone git://git.norang.ca/org-mode-doc.git
I am then using his customizations in my emacs config with:
(org-babel-tangle-file "~/git/src/org-mode-doc/org-mode.org")
(org-b
Hi Osiris,
On Thu, Mar 01, 2012 at 11:01:39AM -0300, OSiUX wrote:
> is possible to define the reference to the last row of the following @II+$3,
> to avoid
> having to change the number of row (@4$3)?
>
> in this example does not calculate:
>
> | date | item |cost |
>
Hi, I downloaded Bernt Hansen's wonderful GTD orgmode setup from:
git clone git://git.norang.ca/org-mode-doc.git
I am then using his customizations in my emacs config with:
(org-babel-tangle-file "~/git/src/org-mode-doc/org-mode.org")
(org-babel-load-file "~/git/src/org-mode-doc/org-mode.org")
After a year and a half with paper notebooks, I've decided to return
to org-mode. :) One thing I could never figure out, though, is how to
get org-export-as-html to export individual clock entries. The clock
summary tables are very nice, but I would also like to see clock-in and
clock-out time
Damon Haley writes:
Oops, the answer was right in from of me. Just set
'org-user-agenda-files.'
"
;; The following setting is different from the document so that you
;; can override the document org-agenda-files by setting your
;; org-agenda-files in the variable org-user-agenda-files
"
Howeve
On Thu, Mar 01, 2012 at 12:10:16PM -0500, Jesse W. Wilson wrote:
> After a year and a half with paper notebooks, I've decided to
> return to org-mode. :) One thing I could never figure out, though,
> is how to get org-export-as-html to export individual clock entries.
> The clock summary tables ar
Simon Castellan writes:
> For now I am rebasing my parser on your categories (I must say I was
> lacking a lot). Please let me know when you change your syntaxic
> categories (by change you mean additions only or removals as well ?).
I have a couple additions in mind: I'd like to refine table pa
Hi Allen,
Your example exposed a bug in the code which examplizes regions. I've
just pushed up a fix which resolves the problem on my system.
Cheers,
"Allen S. Rout" writes:
> With latest git org-mode, and attatched minimal2.org, I get minimal2.pdf.
>
> My second and successive calls to the p
I've just pushed up a fix for this issue, please let me know if it
doesn't work on your system.
"Allen S. Rout" writes:
> So, this is a different problem (I presume) which I'm exercising in
> the same document I'm trying to write.
>
> With latest git org-mode, and minimal3.org, I get minimal3.pd
Alright, I've just pushed up a fix for this issue as well.
"Allen S. Rout" writes:
> I've attached 'minimal.org', which demonstrates (for me) an odd
> behavior in current git head (I encountered this just after doing a
> git pull).
>
> There are two ls listings in this file, one after the 'foo'
Hi Allen,
I think what you are experiencing is the lack of previous heavy usage of
inline call lines -- especially with multiple such calls on the same
line. You've discovered a couple of edge cases and you seem to have a
knack for coming up with pernicious examples.
Please do keep these sorts o
On 03/01/2012 03:19 PM, Eric Schulte wrote:
Hi Allen,
[...] You've discovered a couple of edge cases and you seem to have a
knack for coming up with pernicious examples.
Why sir, I blush! *fans self*
I just proudly repeated this comment to my co-workers. One of them
commented "They seem
Eric Schulte writes:
[...]
Thanks for your latest round of patches. It all works now when adding
"testing/" to the load path. I'll add this to the default configuration
in my Makefile fork. There's another patch by Nicolas that added a few
test, one of which seems broken:
OVERVIEW
Mark set
Te
On 03/01/2012 02:54 PM, Eric Schulte wrote:
I've just pushed up a fix for this issue, please let me know if it
doesn't work on your system.
Pulled and reinstalled, all looks well. Thanks for the quick response,
and the encouragement. I'll keep on trying to break stuff. :)
- Allen S. Rout
Hello,
FYI, I just updated, and ran the tests, looking more carefully at the results
once again.
The trailer of what's displayed in the terminal is here:
--8<---cut here---start->8---
passed 102/112 test-org/accumulated-properties-in-drawers
pa
"Sebastien Vauban"
writes:
> Pretty good. One failure, though, which I'll try to investigate (later on).
That's a new test from Nicolas which seems to need some testing
itself... :-)
> What's weird is the output that comes _after_ the above summary:
Let me guess, you are on a Windows console or
Hi Achim,
Achim Gratz wrote:
> "Sebastien Vauban"
> writes:
>> Pretty good. One failure, though, which I'll try to investigate (later on).
>
> That's a new test from Nicolas which seems to need some testing
> itself... :-)
Just saw your reporting as well... Thanks for pointing out anyway.
>> Wh
Export of inline footnotes breaks if you do (setf org-footnote-section
nil). The footnote section goes in a single place but not at the end.
*** test
a
* b
b[fn::one]
* c
c[fn::two]
* d
d
* e
e
The docstring says "before export" which implies that it will not
affect export. Or i
> I'd like to be able to write a definition of a term, and then be able to
jump to that definition, or see that definition in some way in buffers
where the term occurs. Preferably on a "file can specify a file with
term definitions" or a global scale,
One option is to have an entry for the word, a
I like -- for mdash and === for separator:
(setf org-export-html-special-string-regexps
`(
("^-$" . "") ;see also === below
("---\\([^-]\\|$\\)" . "—\\1")
("--\\([^-]\\|$\\)" . "—\\1")
("^===$" .
"")
,@org-export-html-special-stri
Damon Haley writes:
> Hi, I downloaded Bernt Hansen's wonderful GTD orgmode setup from:
>
> git clone git://git.norang.ca/org-mode-doc.git
>
> I am then using his customizations in my emacs config with:
>
> (org-babel-tangle-file "~/git/src/org-mode-doc/org-mode.org")
> (org-babel-load-file "~/gi
Bernt Hansen writes:
>
> Could you provide more details on what it is you are trying to 'fix'? I
> don't think I understand what it is you are trying to achieve.
I just saw your followup in the other thread... so nevermind :)
Regards,
Bernt
Not sure if this is the right forum for this question, so feel free to
direct me elsewhere...
I'm trying to quit Markdown and switch to org-mode completely. To do that,
I need to get my LaTeX template working with org-mode.
I had a LaTeX template I cobbled together and successfully used with Pand
Correction: The setup below is no longer crashing my Emacs, but it does
produce a PDF with the following errors:
1. There's stray text at the top of the title page:
",23titletitle,,23authorauthor,"
2. In the top right header, the document title doesn't show up as I hoped
it would. Instead it show
Erik Garrison writes:
> Hi Eric,
>
> Thanks for the background. It looks like ob-screen may be very limited in
> that it doesn't
>
> It seems to me that a decent method would behave similarly to the way to
> "M-x compile" works--- another buffer opens in which the compilation
> progresses. Is t
Hi List,
having figured out that it is really nice to have one emacs daemon
running and then open several emacsclient-windows managed by tmux (a
modern gnu screen) instead of winring.el e.g (a console session)
I tried to use Org Babel with that setting. Only to find out that the
results of code
Hi list,
a strange and not pathological error message I had all the time (and
even reported once on this list) being on Ubuntu now popped up the first
time with my new ArchLinux setting:
,--
| Error in pre-command-hook (delete-selection-pre
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