Re: [O] How are people handling their calendars?

Okay, will put it on my short list :)

[O] Call for an Emacs Library Developer

I'm a huge fan of Org-Mode and have tried on and off to use it to sync tasks with Toodledo.com. There is an Emacs library org-toodledo for this but it has fallen into disrepair and the author of the latest fork, @myuhe (Yuhei Maeda) can't be found. I need it fixed in specific ways and I'm

Re: [O] How are people handling their calendars?

On 10/23/2016 07:36 PM, Tristan Strange wrote: > The world of calendars is a murky one isn't it? After a couple of weeks > of fiddling around I finally decided I'd keep my TODO's, deadlines, etc > in a TODO.org and have org-gcal fetch (note not synchronise) my calendar > from Google. > > That way

Re: [O] bug if link description contains percent sign (%)

Hello, Daniel Clemente writes: > With yesterday's org-mode: if I export (C-c C-o O O) this line of text, it > fails because of the % character: > > See [[file:/][the m%n syntax]]. > > Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Not enough arguments for format string") Fixed.

Re: [O] Bug: Corrupted export of tables to LaTeX math mode [8.3.6 (8.3.6-7-g4d7d52-elpaplus @ c:/Users/thoma/.emacs.d/elpa/org-plus-contrib-20161017/)]

Hello, Thomas Stenhaug writes: > Nick Dokos writes: > >> I can reproduce this and I think the problem is that the table >> includes the empty line after it and that gets carried into the data >> that org-export-data passes into org-latex-matrices. >

Re: [O] Bug: Corrupted export of tables to LaTeX math mode [8.3.6 (8.3.6-7-g4d7d52-elpaplus @ c:/Users/thoma/.emacs.d/elpa/org-plus-contrib-20161017/)]

Nick Dokos writes: > I can reproduce this and I think the problem is that the table > includes the empty line after it and that gets carried into the data > that org-export-data passes into org-latex-matrices. That seems to be the case; for each empty line between the table

Re: [O] table and field reference a la OO/LO

Le 24/10/2016 11:48, Uwe Brauer a écrit : >> Le 23/10/2016 18:33, Uwe Brauer a écrit : > >> Maybe you can try C-c } org-table-toggle-coordinate-overlays > > That is a great suggestions thanks >> First outline the header (C-c -): > >> | 1/A | B | C | D | >>

Re: [O] How are people handling their calendars?

I use Eric Fraga's ical2org awk script, with a few tiny tweaks. It's on Worg. On 24 October 2016 at 00:36, Tristan Strange wrote: > The world of calendars is a murky one isn't it? After a couple of weeks of > fiddling around I finally decided I'd keep my TODO's,

[O] Agenda filtering

Hi everyone, I have an Org file with a lot of projects that look like this: * TODO Project A DEADLINE: <2016-10-28 Fri> ** NEXT Subtask 1 ** TODO Subtask 2 * TODO Project B DEADLINE: <2016-10-31 Mon> ** DONE Subtask 1 ** NEXT Subtask 2 Some of these projects have deadlines far in the

Re: [O] How are people handling their calendars?

I only tried the visualization part a few days ago, by exporting to iCalendar (.ics). But the process was too slow: after fixing some export errors it was still taking more than 1 hour for a large .org file. After that I wanted to use Iceowl/Lightning (extension to Icedove/Thunderbird) to open

Re: [O] How are people handling their calendars?

On Sunday, 23 Oct 2016 at 23:36, Tristan Strange wrote: > So how do you lot handle your calendars? I use mobileorg on Android to synchronise my Google calendar with org. This is mostly to make my org calendar visible on my phone and I seldom input anything directly into the Google calendar and

[O] bug if link description contains percent sign (%)

With yesterday's org-mode: if I export (C-c C-o O O) this line of text, it fails because of the % character: See [[file:/][the m%n syntax]]. Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Not enough arguments for format string") format(#("[[%s][the m%n syntax]]" 6 20 (:parent (link (:type "file"

Re: [O] How are people handling their calendars?

Eric Abrahamsen writes: > org-caldav is otherwise a good, solid package, and I think it would be a > shame to turn away from it because of a bug like this. Well, at the moment it’s simply not usuable with more than one calendar. I was using it in the past, but then

Re: [O] How are people handling their calendars?

Tristan Strange writes: > The world of calendars is a murky one isn't it? After a couple of weeks of > fiddling around I finally decided I'd keep my TODO's, deadlines, etc in a > TODO.org and have org-gcal fetch (note not synchronise) my calendar from > Google. > >

Re: [O] table and field reference a la OO/LO

> Le 23/10/2016 18:33, Uwe Brauer a écrit : > You may also try C-c ' in the D2 cell. > A new buffer displays the formula. > Moving the cursor through the formula highlights the involved cells. That is also very nifty, thanks

Re: [O] table and field reference a la OO/LO

> Le 23/10/2016 18:33, Uwe Brauer a écrit : > Maybe you can try C-c } org-table-toggle-coordinate-overlays That is a great suggestions thanks > First outline the header (C-c -): > | 1/A | B | C | D | > |-+-++-| > | 2 | 200 | 10 | 190 | > | 3 |

Re: [O] How are people handling their calendars?

Saša Janiška writes: > Eric Abrahamsen writes: > >> I use the org-caldav package, and that works quite well for two-way >> sync. You can use sync multiple calendars, selecting by tags, etc. > > I did use org-caldav to sync my phone contacts (DAVdroid)

Re: [O] How are people handling their calendars?

Eric Abrahamsen writes: > I use the org-caldav package, and that works quite well for two-way > sync. You can use sync multiple calendars, selecting by tags, etc. I did use org-caldav to sync my phone contacts (DAVdroid) via ownCloud with my desktop (khal/vdirsyncer),

Re: [O] How are people handling their calendars?

Tristan Strange writes: > The world of calendars is a murky one isn't it? After a couple of > weeks of fiddling around I finally decided I'd keep my TODO's, > deadlines, etc in a TODO.org and have org-gcal fetch (note not > synchronise) my calendar from Google. > >