"Christopher M. Miles" writes:
> I reproduced the problem with `emacs -Q` and `emacs-minimal-init`.
> Then I tried to Edebug on the command function `org-agenda` ->
> `org-agenda-list`.
> I suddenly brain come up with checking out the variable `org-agenda-files`
> value.
> I found it contains d
This sounds very good! I am particularly impressed with being able to
use maxima to create questions that have a random element. I wish I'd
had what you have done back at the start of the pandemic when I had to
create quizzes for my moduless.
In answer to your actual question: no, I do not belie
Nathaniel Nicandro writes:
> Hello, attached is another updated patch with the following changes:
Thanks!
> - To tackle the issue discussed previously about highlights spanning
> multiple lines (or elements) being removed when a line is modified I
> went ahead and used the font-lock-multili
Juan Manuel Macías writes:
>> May it be better to use something like
>>
>> \newcommand\nothing{}
>> \newcommand{\safenewline}{\\\nothing}
>>
>> And then use \safenewline instead of \\[0pt]
>>
>> In my tests,
>>
>> \begin{center}
>> \begin{tabular}{ll}
>> [t] & s\safenewline
>> [I] & A\safenewline
Morgan Smith writes:
> Maybe we could create some data-structure that represents an agenda and
> allow the user to manipulate that directly. I'm not really a fan of
> having a ton of variables controlling the agenda. Although I imagine I
> might gain some respect for it if I tried to implement
Joseph Turner writes:
>> May you please provide an example with an Org file containing file links
>> and how you envision to transform them? Will they be transformed
>> depending on the directory the Org file is located in?
>
> I don't want to transform the file links. The idea is that an Org fi
"Christopher M. Miles" writes:
> I have one situation need this feature.
>
> Assume a file structure like bellowing:
>
> #+begin_example
> `- folder-1
> `- file-1.org
> `- folder-1.2
> ` file-1.2.1.org
> #+end_example
>
> When I try to add link of "file-1.org" in "file-1.2.1.org", based
Ihor Radchenko writes:
>> As the description of org-agenda-default-appointment-duration does not
>> mention the grid at all, I would think the logical improvement would be
>> to let the grid alone and use the default duration as advertised only.
>
> Confirmed.
This took a while.
Fixed, on main.
On 17/01/2024 20:00, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
\newcommand\nothing{}
\newcommand{\safenewline}{\\\nothing}
[...]
\begin{center}
\begin{tabular}{ll}
[t] & s\safenewline
[...]
If the idea with custom command does not have obvious downsides
It does for tabularray https://github.com/lvjr/tabularray
Horst Leps schrieb:
https://www.leps.de/wp-content/uploads/rathaus8-ex3/rathaus8-ex3.pdf
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> If the idea with custom command does not have obvious downsides, it
> might be a better option. In the previous thread, we only considered
> redefining \\ itself - obviously a non-starter for environments that
> re-define \\ by their own, like here.
I find several drawba
* Why I do (setopt org-src-preserve-indention t)
Sometimes, I want to do small Elisp edits without calling
org-edit-source-code. Below, I describe a long standing bug
(several years) that is also present in main.
I use smartparens, but it reproduces also in a clean
environment (minimal init.el)
On Wed, Jan 17 2024, Edward Doolittle wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm new to Org Mode but I really enjoy working with it.
>
> I have begun thinking about how I might use Org mode to improve the
> experience of developing resources for the open source Moodle LMS or
> even developing entire Moodle
Hi,
The issue is that when you press return, you insert a newline, with no
indentation, then call =org-indent-line= which edits the block in a
native buffer. This is supposed to remove any common indentation, but
there is now none. Then it reinserts the code in the org-buffer,
adding a new common
Le 17/01/24 à 19h23, Leo Butler a écrit :
> I have used org-mode to do all my STACK question authoring for a few
> years now [1]. I do all the writing in emacs and then copy/paste into the
> STACK textareas, test, repeat. It is not elegant, but it is easier than
> working in a web-browser. It woul
Thank you for your thoughts.
I have used org-mode to do all my STACK question authoring for a few
years now [1]. I do all the writing in emacs and then copy/paste into the
STACK textareas, test, repeat. It is not elegant, but it is easier than
working in a web-browser. It would be really nice to be
I see that the text has been updated after updating org at my end,
however, the issue of the stretch persists (see attachment).
My version of org is at 571186631a09262abb58ca395f75b837bbb2
Org version gives: 9.7-??-5711866
--
Regards,
Salih
Hi Just to document this discussion a bit more:
Ihor writes:
>Horst Leps writes:
>
>> #+latex_class: koma-article
>
>This is non-standard.
>What is your value of org-latex-classes?
There is a translation from koma-article to scrartcl in the
org-latex-classes, so that is not the problem.
>> Make
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