On Thu, Oct 30 2014, Nick Dokos wrote:
See the recent discussion here:
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.orgmode/92136
Thanks,
and sorry, I actually did a cursory search, for braces and
math-mode. Didn't occur to me to use the word parentheses.
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Hi dear list,
I just updated my org-mode to latest master and found, that the
behaviour of inline math seems to have changed; with the unwelcome
side-effect, that inline math in braces is not exported correctly to
latex anymore:
($\varepsilon = 0$) used to be exported to latex as ($\varepsilon =
Hi,
On Thu, Oct 31 2013, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
co...@online.de (Jonas Hörsch) writes:
+ (cond ((eq state 'contents)
I suggest to use `case' here, but it's really a matter of style.
fine with me. i wasn't sure about the usage convention for cl. i
switched to the namespaced cl-case
hej,
one more patch, which takes care of re-hiding inline-tasks
properly. finally it is possible to work with longer inline tasks
without them getting always in the way.
just bump me, if anything is not to your liking
cheers,
jonas
From 447d528263728ea56f390ae8dfdfa99880d6ccb4 Mon Sep 17
hi,
ok, this has been bothering me long enough. the attached patch fixes the
issue [1] for me.
cheers,
jonas
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[1] http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.orgmode/76034
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From: Jonas Hoersch co...@online.de
Date: Tue, 29
Hej,
On Tue, Oct 29 2013, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
You need to detail which function is modified and how.
Also, if you haven't signed FSF papers, you need to add TINYCHANGE at
the end of the message.
thanks for bearing with me. is this alright?
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hello everyone,
just found a strange behaviour of inline tasks:
calling org-cycle in a situation like
* Heading1
*** inline1...
*** inline2...
*** inline3...
* Heading2
*** inline4...
with point on the inline2 heading results in
* Heading1
On Thu, Sep 05 2013, Karl Voit wrote:
* Alan Schmitt alan.schm...@polytechnique.org wrote:
I can't promise anything, but I can try to write something. What
external merging tool should I use?
I haven't used it yet but I read that Emacs offers some kind of a
3-way-merger ...
and then there
hello everyone,
i've just started to use calfw to get a nice calendar-like display of my
agenda. unfortunately i was slighly dismayed at the build-up speed
easily exceeding a few seconds on my not so packed schedule. profiling
into the code i found that the problem mainly is:
there exists only
hej,
i just noticed, that although org-element properly parses the repeating
information of an active-range :type timestamp, it is not able to
interpret it again (unless the :raw-value is still present, of course).
minimal working example below:
* ❢ Tagesschau
2013-01-15 Tue 20:00
hej aurélien, list,
as hoped for i got it to work with the current org-element.el with only
few changes to org-sync. i pushed my changes to my github at [1]. please
feel free to comment and/or merge.
the commit
bdcbae os-github: use authentication data also for
os-github-fetch-json-page
is
hi all, hi aurélien,
then, i suppose the answer to my main question, whether someone has started
updating org-sync, is a no and i'll thus try.
i'm not too proficient in elisp yet, so any hints of a clean transition
are appreciated. i plan to alter any parts, which read/write cons lists
(i mean
Hej, org-element-wizards,
i found that the following use of org-element-map retrieves reliably
the value of a key from a property drawer.
is such a use, especially the temporary overriding of the headline's
type to org-data, to be considered allowed usage or rather a hack and
thus to be avoided?
hej list,
i've just now been playing around with org-sync [1] and want to start
using it for at least a github and eventually a redmine project.
the first thing which is making me stumble is that while org-sync works
fine with org-element from [2] a current (as in from head of master) one
fails
hi list,
i recently switched from using the verbose
#+begin_latex
\begin{eqnarray}
8 = 7 + 1
\end{eqnarray}
#+end_latex
to just the inline version
\begin{eqnarray}
8 = 7 + 1
\end{eqnarray}
which is: shorter to write thus also clearer to read and as a welcome
gadget even exports to html as
Hello everyone,
i'm looking for a possibilty to call lengthy codeblocks a few times with
different parameters, but would like the results to be cached.
hopefully wiw becomes clear enough with a minimal example.
the code block speak, if directly evaluated, produces the correct result
hallo on
On Thu, Apr 12 2012, Julian Burgos wrote:
Thanks for the answer Nick. So to get a TOC without numbers I would
need to edit the TEX file directly, right?
Hi there,
another option might be to remove the num:nil org option and instead
tell latex not to number any sections by setting
On Thu, Apr 12 2012, Julian Burgos wrote:
Thanks for the answer Nick. So to get a TOC without numbers I would
need to edit the TEX file directly, right?
Hi there,
another option might be to remove the num:nil org option and instead
tell latex not to number any sections by setting
On Sun, Mar 18 2012, James Harkins wrote:
That is, if I use C-space and move the point to select a number of
headings, and I want to demote them by three levels, currently after
hitting M-right, the region goes away -- so I actually have to do
C-space (move the point) M-right
C-space (move
hi riccardo,
On Thu, Feb 09 2012, Riccardo Romoli wrote:
I do not understand why the code works only if I use:
#+begin_src latex :exports results :results latex
#+end_src
for this to work you have to add (latex . t) to
org-babel-load-languages.
but it's actually thought to be used to
hi riccardo,
On Thu, Feb 09 2012, Riccardo Romoli wrote:
if you enter in the AUCTeX buffer (C-c') and than you use the AUCTeX C-c
C-e, you can choose the environment you need in the emacs minibuffer such
as in LaTeX.
yes, indeed. and my claim was, that the completion facility of AUCTeX
then
On Thu, Feb 09 2012, Riccardo Romoli wrote:
I have a further question: how can I export a code like this:
#+begin_src latex
\begin{figure}
\centering
\includegraphics[width=1\textwidth]{foo.jpg}
\caption{Figure example}
\label{fig:foo}
\end{figure}
#+end_src
to
Hi list,
On Wed, Feb 08 2012, Riccardo Romoli wrote:
thanks a lot for your answer!! I completely ignore that C-c' lunch the
small buffer for all the code within the src blocks. I belive it was used
only for ESS
the only remaining problem is that the AUCTeX mode tries to be smart
about
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