Ihor Radchenko writes:
> May you also fix the regexp in `org-columns-compile-format'?
> I recommend using `rx' to make the regexp more readable and less prone
> to mistakes.
OK. I will try. String-based Emacs regexp is unreadable and quite scary
for me. That's why I always convert all regexes t
I hit the same bug when running emacs/master (5e940a353e37) and bisected
it to:
commit 5a125fb5a9736bd3c67cf6ff9acc185d8e2260e2
Author: Kyle Meyer
Date: Sun Jun 9 13:06:28 2024 -0400
Update to Org 9.7.3
This is the org-mode commit that added (require 'ox-ascii)
commit d38ca5923
>Any alternative ideas about syntax? My main concern is when the weekday
>name is not in English.
crontab also supports numerals:
0=Sunday
1=Monday
...
6=Friday
7=Sunday (in a sweet attention to detail and how brains work)
I suggest:
- numerals as the default language-agnostic implementation
- T
Gregor Zattler writes:
> I write a piece documentation with a
> glossary in form of a description list
> and want to able to link to the
> descriptions. The thing is then
> exported to HTML.
>
> The only way to do that I found was with
> direct links, but this
>
> 1. does not allow for stable hr
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Fixed, on main.
> https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs/org-mode.git/commit/?id=Finally
I have just tested it, and all works well now!
Thanks, Ihor!
Rudy
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Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Punit Arya writes:
>
>> Yes, I've installed org-9.7.7 from ELPA and the issue persists. I get
>> this error text now when running the shell command:
>
> Please try to provide a detailed reproducer using Org git repository,
> starting from make repro. See
> https://org
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Fernando NIÑO (IRD) writes:
>
>> Not personally, but I use doom-emacs, nothing special besides that.
>
> Did you check doom-emacs github? If there are no reports like yours, it
> is something about your config. I recommend trying doom emacs with the
> default settings an
