On Jan 2, 2010, at 02:50 , Carsten Dominik wrote:
You can shave off another .5 seconds by pressing the selection key
faster - Org spends 0.46 seconds to wait for your keypress :-)
Good point. :-)
I optimized things a bit more by caching skip positions and schedule, deadline,
and tag data for
Thanks Juan. That did the trick! I moved to 6.33f, and the outline mode now
shows up as a date-tree, which is how I would like to think of my journal
entries as :)
Happy New Year!
On Fri, Jan 1, 2010 at 12:51 PM, Juan Reyero joa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Avinash,
On Fri, Jan 1, 2010 at 6:43 PM,
If you use docview mode to view a PDF in Emacs then the link will contain the
page you are viewing in the PDF file. I don't know how you will implement the
support in Evince, but Evince also has an option (-p) to open the file in a
given page and this would be enough for a link to a PDF file.
On 02.01.2010 16:20, Darlan Cavalcante Moreira wrote:
Evince also has an option (-p) to open the file in a
given page and this would be enough for a link to a PDF file. Since I prefer
using Evince instead of docview mode I would be very happy to test it.
I have implemented an experimental
On Jan 2, 2010, at 3:38 PM, Andrew J. Korty wrote:
On Jan 2, 2010, at 02:50 , Carsten Dominik wrote:
You can shave off another .5 seconds by pressing the selection key
faster - Org spends 0.46 seconds to wait for your keypress :-)
Good point. :-)
I optimized things a bit more by caching
Jan Böcker twisted the bytes to say:
Jan Example:
Jan [[docview:/home/jan/some-file.pdf::7][Page 7]]
Jan Of course, these links open the file by visiting it in emacs.
Jan I would propose to modify org-docview.el to look in org-file-apps for an
Jan entry for \.pdf\'
thanks. This will get
Jan Böcker twisted the bytes to say:
Jan On 02.01.2010 16:20, Darlan Cavalcante Moreira wrote:
Evince also has an option (-p) to open the file in a
given page and this would be enough for a link to a PDF file. Since I prefer
using Evince instead of docview mode I would be very happy to
I have implemented 'Remember' in xournal. I doubt this feature will ever
make into the mainstream. You can check out my fork. it contains many
features not in the current distribution, but useful, including very
rudimentary search support, ability to jump to next and previous
annotations:
When you are in agenda view and limit the items that are visible,
such as with a tag restriction, marking and unmarking behaves
incorrectly. After the item is marked or unmarked for bulk action,
the point is moved to the next item, regardless of whether the next item
is visible.
--
Paul
Hello List,
During the discussion in the protocol for PDFs? thread, I realized
that docview: links are an almost exact copy of file: links, the only
single difference being that file: takes a line number and docview:
links take a page number.
Up until now, (docview:) links to PDF files have been
On Jan 2, 2010, at 14:37 , Carsten Dominik wrote:
I have been thinking about caching often
but always stopped implementing it because, being a plain text
system, there is always the possibility that thinks are being
changed behind the back of the cache. How are you handling
updating the
Birch Browning birch.brown...@gmail.com writes:
Has anyone here been successful in exporting an orgmode document to docbook,
coverting it to texinfo and then to PDF? If so, would you kindly tell me how
you accomplished this?
I can successfully produce a PDF from Docbook export, but would
Jan It allows you to link to any document format which doc-view-mode
Jan supports, which includes PDF files. The syntax is:
Jan docview:file name::page number
Jan Example:
Jan [[docview:/home/jan/some-file.pdf::7][Page 7]]
I have started modifying evince. I got to the point in evince
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