I like seeing a month long habit consistency graph, but this
usually overwrites most of the information on each agenda habit
line unless the window is particularly wide.
The attached patch adds a customizable option to place the graph.
I'm using it now to place each habit's graph on a new line
No Wayman writes:
I'm using it now to place each habit's graph on a new line below
the habit at `org-habit-graph-column'.
Forgot to mention, this also has the added benefit of not
displacing the tags on each habit's line.
i presume the fix will come out in the next release of maint?
[still getting in maint, which is ok; just confirming.]
On 8/16/20, Samuel Wales wrote:
> thank you both.
>
> On 8/16/20, Kyle Meyer wrote:
>> Nicolas Goaziou writes:
>>
>>> Yes, the problem lies in `org-list-insert-item'. I pushed a
Hello,
Samuel Wales writes:
> i presume the fix will come out in the next release of maint?
I applied the fix on master because it is built on top of another fix
from there. So no, it should be available in Org 9.4 only.
Regards,
--
Nicolas Goaziou
No Wayman writes:
It makes this sort of customization very simple
Famous last words. I forgot the agenda relies on text-properties
for much of its functionality.
I've attached a patch that addresses this and also removes the
`save-excursion` around the funcall to the custom insertion
func
thanks. just wanted to make sure i wasn't supposed to report that it
wasn't working or was a different bug.
On 8/20/20, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Samuel Wales writes:
>
>> i presume the fix will come out in the next release of maint?
>
> I applied the fix on master because it is built
> Famous last words. I forgot the agenda relies on text-properties
> for much of its functionality.
> I've attached a patch that addresses this and also removes the
> `save-excursion` around the funcall to the custom insertion
> function.
As I remember, last time I played with multi-line agenda
Merged now -- thanks for your contribution.
Cheers,
Jack
Ihor Radchenko writes:
As I remember, last time I played with multi-line agenda
entries, there
were issues with org-agenda-next/previous-item. You may consider
checking if your patch breaks those.
Thanks for the heads up, Ihor. The patch itself shouldn't break
anything and is completely opt
Hello all!
I hope this post is well received. Today marks the first stable release
of org-webring. Org-webring is an alternative implementation of a
feed-based webring, taking inspiration from openring by Drew DeVault.
Intended to integrate with Org-based websites and blogs (either
directly, or in
Hi!
I use both org mode and org-roam.
org-roam opens a right-hand side window that displays backlinks.
When I run org-agenda, the right window is closed automatically.
I would like to receive tips regarding how to permanently set up the
window layout that I have on my mind. The layout has
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I am using factory default Emacs and Org-mode settings.
I am using the following org todo item:
#+BEGIN_SRC org
* TODO EXAMPLE
SCHEDULED: <2020-08-09 Sun>
DEADLINE: <2020-08-09 Sun>
#+END_SRC
It is expected that on the date 2020-08-09 I will see 2 lines in my Org
I use Org for producing LaTeX (e.g., all of https://github.com/higham/what-is
is produced from Org source).
I'm finding that Org has trouble parsing some LaTeX maths expressions and
I then have to make seemingly arbitrary tweaks to get it to parse correctly.
I thought this might be to do with som
I configured my org-todo-keywords in a way, that they are just single
unicode symbols instead of the classic TODO, NEXT, WAIT, DONE,etc. This is
done in my init.el like this:
(setq org-todo-keywords '((sequence "⭕(p)" "⸰(t)" "▶(n)" "⏸(w)" "|" "✔(d)"
"❌(c)" "⏩(r)")))
This works perfectly, s
#+BEGIN_SRC zsh :session z1
echo $HOME $0
#+END_SRC
#+RESULTS:
: /Users/evar /bin/bash
As compared to:
#+BEGIN_SRC zsh
echo $HOME $0
#+END_SRC
#+RESULTS:
: /Users/evar zsh
Hello all,
Over the past few days a few friends and I have been working diligently
on creating an Emacs Lisp library which allows for integration of RSS
blog posts in a webring-style format into your Org-generated blog or
website.
I have detailed this exciting adventure on a recent blog post with
Hi all!
When a source block (I have tested with python, see below) has `raw`
header arg it ignores `replace` argument. The result instead is prepended.
Example:
#+begin_src python :results output raw replace
print('This line will be added every time this code runs')
#+end_src
#+RESULTS:
This
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