is org ootb mma? for those of us who woul dlike to spend, like, zero
time exporting, and then, like, less than a half hour fixing htat one
thing that is irritating about hte output, with no errors? i can
dream.
On 3/29/21, autofrettage wrote:
> Hi Ypo and the rest of you all,
>
>> After some
Renato Ferreira writes:
> * org-agenda.el (org-agenda-format-item): Rename parameters so they
> don't clash with dynamic variables used by
> `org-prefix-format-compiled'.
Thanks.
Presumably you arrived at this patch because you hit into a particular
issue (related the lexical binding conversion
Aloha Ypo,
"Exporting for life" is a vague target, so it is difficult to give
precise recommendations.
It is usually the case that export to LaTeX doesn't require
subsequent modification of the tex file. In most cases for my
work, I am exporting to a LaTeX document style/class provided by
Ypo writes:
> Hi
>
> After some years of using orgmode, and exporting using its defaults, I would
> like to take a quality leap and find a way of exporting for life. My options:
> LaTeX, ODT, HTML.
>
Forget your goal. Technology and user expectations moves too fast and you will
never find a
Hi,
Ypo writes:
> LaTeX: I can see some masters here that make professional books, and I
> have some friends that publish scientific papers using LaTeX. But, it
> looks like a like a rabbit hole to me, since even the masters seem to
> have to modify the tex file directly (is this correct?), not
Colin Baxter writes:
> Hello,
>
> I seem to recall that attaching files to an org-attach directory could
> be done by one letter commands from the M-x org-attach
> buffer. These commands seem now to be missing, and the only way to
> attach files to the directory is via M-x org-attach-attach-cp ,
Hi Ypo and the rest of you all,
> After some years of using orgmode, and exporting using its defaults, I would
> like to take a quality leap and find a way of exporting for life. My options:
> LaTeX, ODT, HTML.
/.../
> How do you think I should spend some hundreds (or thousands) of hours to
>
Mike Kupfer writes:
> Over the weekend I upgraded my Emacs from 27.1 (Org 9.3) to 27.2-rc2
> (Org 9.4). I noticed that Org mode behaves differently, even with
> "emacs -Q".
>
> In 27.1, if I visit foo.org and type "* header RET", point is put in the
> first column. In 27.2, point is put in
Kyle Meyer writes:
> Mike Kupfer writes:
>
>> Over the weekend I upgraded my Emacs from 27.1 (Org 9.3) to 27.2-rc2
>> (Org 9.4). I noticed that Org mode behaves differently, even with
>> "emacs -Q".
>>
>> In 27.1, if I visit foo.org and type "* header RET", point is put in the
>> first
i tend to be situational. some things i export to html, some to pdf,
some to both. it just depends on the need of whatever small project i'm
working on.
James Powell writes:
> First time poster, long time user. Glad to be here.
Welcome.
> This seems to a bug.
[...]
> When I add some latex in the middle:
> <>
> In Table [[tableOne]] I show that this site has AADT 143925, by
> TVT_Detailed_2019.xlsx.
>
> \begin{landscape}
> #+NAME: tableOne
>
Hello Kyle,
> Kyle Meyer writes:
> Colin Baxter writes:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I seem to recall that attaching files to an org-attach directory
>> could be done by one letter commands from the M-x org-attach
>> buffer. These commands seem now to be missing, and the only
Hi Samuel,
Samuel Wales writes:
> - emacs core
... will contain the latest sync'ed Org version: we try to sync
the latest Org stable ASAP, but I have not been consistent during
the last years.
> - there is a gnu elpa
... will contain Org latest stable.
> - there is a nongnu elpa
... will
Many years ago I found it curious mean and median were available but mode
hadn't been done.
On Mon, 29 Mar 2021, Uwe Brauer wrote:
Hi
As far as I can see
#+begin_src
| | Marks | |
|---+---+---|
| | 1 | |
| |
Update: I've been using
https://tecosaur.github.io/emacs-config/config.html#fontifying-inline-src
for a while now and it seems to work out, there's just one thing I
haven't been able to work out --- how to have font-lock apply to
*multiple* inline src blocks on one line.
If anyone has any
Timothy writes:
> Update: I've been using
> https://tecosaur.github.io/emacs-config/config.html#fontifying-inline-src
> for a while now and it seems to work out, there's just one thing I
> haven't been able to work out --- how to have font-lock apply to
> *multiple* inline src blocks on one
Hi
As far as I can see
#+begin_src
| | Marks | |
|---+---+---|
| | 1 | |
| | 1 | |
| | 4 | |
| | 5 | |
| | 6 |
Hi,
I don't use inline src blocks, but your work makes me want to start !
Timothy writes:
there's just one thing I
haven't been able to work out --- how to have font-lock apply to
*multiple* inline src blocks on one line.
With multiple inline src blocks that each have a result part,
Thanks Sébastien and Ihor :) I've combined a bit of both of your
suggestions. See
https://github.com/tecosaur/emacs-config/commit/1afd9eaca.
Sébastien Miquel writes:
> I think there are these two issues with the code :
> - When an inline src blocks has no matching result part,
>
On 28/03/2021 23:38, Maxim Nikulin wrote:
> * doc/org-manual.org, lisp/org-protocol.el: Quote emacsclient arguments
> in examples to prevent interpreting of ampersands as intent
> to run processes in background by bash and similar shells.
> Single quotes may cause a problem with cmd.exe, so use
>
to answer my own question:
> hi. i'm wondering what the reference to "style blocks" means in the
> "CSS Support" section of the manual:
>
> For longer style definitions, either use several ‘HTML_HEAD’ and
> ‘HTML_HEAD_EXTRA’ keywords, or use ‘ ... ’ blocks around
> them. Both of these
I was looking at this page and noticed that the link to worg should be updated:
https://orgmode.org/manual/Languages.html#Languages
I looked at the source documentation in Git and was surprised to see that what's
there is different: some sentences were reworded and the link was updated. So
Hi
After some years of using orgmode, and exporting using its defaults, I
would like to take a quality leap and find a way of exporting for life.
My options: LaTeX, ODT, HTML.
LaTeX: I can see some masters here that make professional books, and I
have some friends that publish scientific
On 29 March 2021, Ypo wrote:
How do you think I should spend some hundreds (or thousands) of hours to
achieve maestry exporting my documents?
I think the key question is: Do you want to preserve them as web pages or
page-based documents? If the web, then it's HTML; if documents, I'd use
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