Re: Org-protocol and to capture bibliography reference

On 04/04/2025 05:05, Sébastien Gendre wrote: The idea is, when I browse a web page I want to use as a source, to use org-protocol to capture an org-mode entry in an bibliography.org file. Then, to use the ox-bibtex (from org-contrib) to export the org-mode file to a Biblatex file. You might be

[PATCH] Add option to disable mapping of linked org files to md during export to Markdown

Hello, org exports to markdown automatically rename links to org files as links to md files. It's not possible to link to an org file and have it remain an org file in the exported markdown. org exports to html do the same thing but have an option to disable this mapping so links to org file can

How do I create a clock table that spans a custom time range?

Hello everyone, I know that I can use the `:block' option to change the time span considered by a clock table to specific days, or even a specific week, by specifying e.g. `2007-W50'. However, I would like to create a clock table that spans a two week period, e.g. from 2025-04-07 to 2025-04-21.

Re: How do I create a clock table that spans a custom time range?

Ah, sorry for the noise, I figured out what my problem was. I'd tried specifying :tstart and :tend, per the manual, but my initial attempt to do so resulted in the following error: org-clock-get-table-data: Wrong type argument: stringp, <2025-04-06 However, after rereading the manual more clo

Fontification errors with recent Emacs updates?

I freshened up the Emacs and Org source trees tonight and made everything fresh, and it broke my Org documents. I was getting lots of fontification errors, and source blocks were showing as normal text. I did a "git checkout HEAD~25 ; make" on the Emacs source tree and things are working again

Re: Question about getting properties of org entry

Ihor Radchenko writes: > Doerthous writes: > >> For getting properties of an org entry by ID, I currently (org 9.7) use >> (org-entry-get (org-id-find ID t) PROP), but `org-id-find' seems too >> slow. So I wonder this there any recommended ways to do this job? >> >> or, maybe we can cache also

Re: Org-protocol and to capture bibliography reference

Thank you very much for your reply. I will take a look at org-capture-ref. Max Nikulin writes: > On 04/04/2025 05:05, Sébastien Gendre wrote: >> The idea is, when I browse a web page I want to use as a source, to use >> org-protocol to capture an org-mode entry in an bibliography.org file. >>

[ANN] org-ml updated to 6.x, pre-9.7 org-mode will break

org-ml 6.0.1 is now on melpa. Version 6+ includes support for org-mode 9.7, including the much-faster org-element-ast and a few other improvements. Unfortunately, I had to make enough changes that pre-9.7 org-mode is no longer compatible. If you need to use 9.6 or earlier, stick with org-ml 5.x

Re: How do I create a clock table that spans a custom time range?

> On Apr 6, 2025, at 11:14 AM, Rohit Patnaik wrote: > > Ah, sorry for the noise, I figured out what my problem was. I'd tried > specifying :tstart and :tend, per the manual, but my initial attempt to do so > resulted in the following error: > > org-clock-get-table-data: Wrong type argument