Hi there, I have started to write some of my dotfiles using org-mode and I have
regularly felt the need to refactor certain parts of my configuration. At the
moment I mostly perform refactoring using find and replace but would like to
have more robust support to refactor across distinct Babel b
Charles Choi writes:
> In trying to understand better what mouse support means, I’ve tried to
> formalize this with a state machine as described below. Is this
> proposed behavior along the lines of what you were thinking?
>
> *** s2: point in ✳︎Edit Formulas✳︎ buffer
> After calling ~org-table-e
Vert La Foret writes:
> In my Emacs.org configure file, org looses track of children and
> subheadings. Hitting tab does nothing. If I switch to fundamental on
>
> the buffer, everything under the bullet seems to be gone. However on a save,
> all data that was originally in the file shows up aga
Jack Kamm writes:
> Great, thanks. I'm attaching an updated patch with the more explicit
> cond clause, and rebased onto latest bugfix. I also attach a second
> patch with the NEWS entry on main.
Thanks!
> + (t (error (format "Unrecognized prompt handling behavior %s"
> +
Benjamin McMillan writes:
> Sure, here is the patch.
Thanks!
Applied, onto bugfix.
I tweaked the commit message a bit, `quoting' the function name and
changing the thread link to point to orgmode.org/lisp (so that we also
keep the message ID in the URL for more robustness)
https://git.savannah.g
[ CCing emacs-devel and the author of transient; maybe we can have some
more suggestions this way ]
For some context, we are trying to create a customizeable transient menu
with items configured via user option.
We are also trying to pass additional arguments from prefix to suffix
commands in a
Rudolf Adamkovič writes:
> So, I started (de-)tangling heavily, to get some "IDE" support, and
> oh-my, what a buggy mess it is. Not only are tangling comments
> super-noisy, the `org-babel-detangle' function is *unreliable*. If
> multiple sections have the same title, such as "Implementation",
Sure, here is the patch.
On Sun, Oct 20, 2024 at 6:03 PM Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> Benjamin McMillan writes:
>
> > Granted that it is not worth changing behavior of the function, would it
> be
> > reasonable to update the docstring? Something like
> > "When optional argument FULL is t, also skip
Hello every one,
* Context
At the beginning of September, I have started a discussion about adding
multiple new features to ox-html exporter. This discussion lead to also
discuss new features about org-mode itself.
To avoid the confusion of having multiples features discussed in the
same thread,
Here is some quote of the previous discussion, with my reply below.
* Remarks #1, by Ihor Radchenko at Sat, 07 Sep 2024 11:53
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> > Sébastien Gendre writes:
> > I can search for another project.
> >
> > I don't know how many work it would be needed to develop a search mot
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Before I continue with my replies, I'd like to add one general comment.
>
> You are suggesting a number of new diverse features.
> Ideally, it is better to discuss and add them separately.
> Especially, when we move ahead and discuss the concrete implementations
> or patc
Hello,
I have replied to your message, and the previous one, on the new thread
dedicated to the search engine feature, at "Remarks #2":
https://list.orgmode.org/878quf1ji0@k-7.ch/T/#m2425dcfc7665e88aefcbd81800d2d83aef98cd5b
Best regards
---
Gendre Sébastien
Max Nikulin writes:
> O
Hello,
I have replied to your message, and the previous one, on the new thread
dedicated to the search engine feature, at "Remarks #4":
https://list.orgmode.org/878quf1ji0@k-7.ch/T/#m2425dcfc7665e88aefcbd81800d2d83aef98cd5b
Best regards
---
Gendre Sébastien
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> O
Hello,
I have replied to your message, and the previous one, on the new thread
dedicated to the search engine feature, at "Remarks #6":
https://list.orgmode.org/878quf1ji0@k-7.ch/T/#m2425dcfc7665e88aefcbd81800d2d83aef98cd5b
Best regards
---
Gendre Sébastien
Ihor Radchenko writes:
>
Hello,
I have replied to your message, and the previous one, on the new thread
dedicated to the search engine feature, at "Remarks #5":
https://list.orgmode.org/878quf1ji0@k-7.ch/T/#m2425dcfc7665e88aefcbd81800d2d83aef98cd5b
Best regards
---
Gendre Sébastien
Orm Finnendahl writes:
>
Hello,
I have replied to your message, and the previous one, on the new thread
dedicated to the search engine feature, at "Remarks #3":
https://list.orgmode.org/878quf1ji0@k-7.ch/T/#m2425dcfc7665e88aefcbd81800d2d83aef98cd5b
Best regards
---
Gendre Sébastien
Orm Finnendahl writes:
>
In my Emacs.org configure file, org looses track of children and
subheadings. Hitting tab does nothing. If I switch to fundamental on
the buffer, everything under the bullet seems to be gone. However on a save,
all data that was originally in the file shows up again. Sometimes when I reload
(i.e.
Hello,
When exporting the following Org file to Texinfo:
- Function: foo_bar arg ::
Contents.
The part after the underscore is completely skipped:
@defun foo
Contents.
@end defun
And, if I export it to HTML, the `bar' part is shown as a subscript, and
I don't know if it's
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Thanks! This looks much more clean.
> Even better would be having a defcustom that defines the transient
> layout. The idea is to avoid hard-coding [["Open" ... ] ["Copy" ...]
> ...] and instead make it defcustom.
Here is a solution that works for me. Is this an OK use of
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