According to documentation (org-export-with-smart-quotes) should treat
"pairs of single quotes as secondary quotes." This text:
'foo'
Should be exported to HTML as:
‘foo’
However, org-mode 9.1.14 exports this text as:
’foo’
This does not occur when a secondary pair of quotations occurs within
I use the following capture template to store bookmarks:
* %^L :PROPERTIES: :NOTES: %^{NOTES} :END: :LOGBOOK:
- Added %U.
:END:
It was working fine until I updated my packages today. If I try to
use the template now, the following is displayed in the
minibuffer:
org-capture: Capture abo
Happy 2019 everyone!
I would like to slightly change my learning method this year. I have
heard that spaced learning is much better than bang your head against
the same material multiple times in a row.
Spaced learning is simply reviewing some interesting topic at given
intervals: after 1 day, 1
Le 1 janvier 2019 18:02:31 GMT+05:30, Andrea Giugliano a
écrit :
>Happy 2019 everyone!
>
>I would like to slightly change my learning method this year. I have
>heard that spaced learning is much better than bang your head against
>the same material multiple times in a row.
>
>Spaced learning is s
Hello,
Coleman Gariety writes:
> According to documentation (org-export-with-smart-quotes) should treat
> "pairs of single quotes as secondary quotes." This text:
Only within primary quotes! If there are no primary quotes around, you
don't need a second level of quotation, and single quotes are
Hello,
David Wen Riccardi-Zhu writes:
> I use the following capture template to store bookmarks:
>
> * %^L :PROPERTIES: :NOTES: %^{NOTES} :END: :LOGBOOK: - Added %U. :END:
>
> It was working fine until I updated my packages today. If I try to use
> the template now, the following is displayed i
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. You are right org-drill does spaced repetition. I
just was unclear: I would like to see that in the agenda as a normal
item (that gets space-repeated every time I mark it DONE though).
I could not get from the docs if org-drill does that.
Thanks,
Andrea
On Tue 01 Jan
Hello,
Carlos Pita writes:
> Here is a patch on top of latest revision. It just adds an extension
> function while initializing font locking, as documented in [1]. It
> indeed reduces lines of code to some extent by moving the dirty stuff
> out of the fontification function (but I tried to keep
Hello,
Samuel Wales writes:
> On 12/22/18, Samuel Wales wrote:
>> at least i /think/ this is a bug.
>
> [what i mean is, as opposed to there already being a fix, or it being
> an intentional feature. i am pretty sure it is a bug: you either have
> stuff you don't need in the agenda, or you hav
Hello,
Ilja Kocken writes:
> Is there a particular reason that I'm missing for why it will only
> preview single-character entities?
Entities provide a way to insert special characters using only ASCII.
You are trying to use them as a templating system, or some such, which
is not the initial us
>
>
> I'd
> rather see work to integrate fontification with the parser.
>
I could take a look at this sometime in the next few months but I'm not
sure what do you mean. In particular:
1. Is the parser doing partial parsings of every inserted/removed character
or line in a more or less complete sy
3. Or maybe you mean a region extension function that uses the parser to
find out the opposite delimiter of a block?
Considering the above, do you still want me to write a patch for this?
Some options:
1. Add the above as a remark in the user guide or the wiki.
2. Add a variant of the dvipng backend, say dvipng-xcolor, as explained.
3. Remove the dvipng cli color code and (maybe just deprecate or ignore)
the
Carlos Pita writes:
> 2. If the parser identifies a block how is it in a better position to flag
> it as outdated regarding fontification? Do you mean completely
> circumventing the search based font lock mechanism with its multiline
> property and region extensions? That is, directly setting fac
I try to keep track of books I want to read, and when I eventually read
them. I use TODO keyword for books I intend to read, and I change the
state to READING and then DONE, as appropriate. Each state change gets a
date/time stamp.
My preamble is:
#+TODO: TODO(t!) READING(r!) POSTPONED(p!) RESTA
On 1/1/19, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
>> stuff you don't need in the agenda, or you have a broken log mode.]
>>
>> but i'm wondering if my emails are reaching the list.
>
> They do.
>
> For the record, I will not try to fix that bug. Someone else may do,
> though.
>
> Regards,
thank you for respondin
When I use package "ox-epub" to export current Org buffer to EPUB file,
it is based on "ox-html", I got some issues. One issue is about the
external file resource link which can't add into EPUB, or internal link
but invalid (I use narrow to subtree to debug Org buffer when using
ox-epub, so some in
Nicolas Goaziou writes:
> Hello,
>
> stardiviner writes:
>
>> Indeed, I mimicked `org-link-set-parameters' almost all. About this, I
>> originally just lazy, now I have a thought about this alist of plist
>> design, I think adding snippet-like text template string. This idea is
>> still coarse.
On 2019-01-01, at 17:34, Andrea Giugliano wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your reply. You are right org-drill does spaced repetition. I
> just was unclear: I would like to see that in the agenda as a normal
> item (that gets space-repeated every time I mark it DONE though).
> I could not get from t
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