Bastien writes:
Hi Bastien,
>> I'm asking just out of curiosity, and to learn a bit more, there are
>> no urgent problems to be solved on my side here.
>
> You're welcome!
Thanks for the answer, so there is not really a fundamental problem with
outline-minor-mode nor is it difficult to replace
rienced some casual trouble when updating Org-mode from
Git (I simply updated at a moment, when actual org.el wouldn't load due to a
bug that was to be fixed soon fixed soon. Here is the related thread on
the mailing list:
[[gnus:nntp%2Bnews.gmane.org:gmane.emacs.orgmode#87ehhmnqu6@goog
Torsten Anders writes:
> I tried to update orgmode to the latest version 7.9.3d, but make failed, see
> outputs after this email.
It might be unrelated, but does 'M-x load-library RET org.el' work with your
latest version? I just had some trouble with a certain git version.
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cheers,
Thorste
Achim Gratz writes:
> Thorsten Jolitz writes:
>> I do have my bad experiences with mixed installations, so the first
>> thing I do when I install or update Emacs is to trash the Org-mode that
>> comes with Emacs and replace it with a symlink to the git version.
>
> W
Nick Dokos writes:
>> but nevertheless, opening an .org file gives me:
>> File mode specification error:
>> (void-function org-define-obsolete-function-alias)
>>
>
> There is no such function in current org (either defined or used). The
> remaining instance was deleted in this commit:
>
> ,
Eric Schulte writes:
> Thorsten Jolitz writes:
>
>> Eric Schulte writes:
>>
>>> If you are using the starter-kit, then Org-mode is required as the first
>>> step of your Emacs initialization. This is necessary so that the
>>> `org-babel
Eric Schulte writes:
> If you are using the starter-kit, then Org-mode is required as the first
> step of your Emacs initialization. This is necessary so that the
> `org-babel-load-file' function can be used to load your customization
> from .org files. In this case the best (only) way to ensur
Stelian Iancu writes:
>> I just updated Org-mode from Git a few minutes ago, and, after having
>> problems, deleted the repo and cloned it again, ran make and make
>> autoloads, but still cannot load org.el (or start with my usual
>> starter-kit customisations):
>>
>
> [SNIP]
>
> Just my 2c: in
Achim Gratz writes:
> Eric Schulte writes:
>> Recently my Emacs start up fails when I (require 'org) because the
>> function `org-load-noerror-mustsuffix' is undefined. I was able to fix
>> this by checking out the version previous to commit 5484a33b [1].
>
> Your Emacs loads an outdated org-mac
Jeff Mickey writes:
> As a general question to the org list: What dynamic languages similar
> to how scheme will interact with it's inferior process (python and
> ruby?) have decently complete org babel implementations that I can
> look at to fix parts of this? I'd like to get :session working.
Bob Newell writes:
> The problem obviously revolves around a blank cell being interpreted
> as zero. That's all well and good, and quite correct, but makes
> distinguishing blank and explicit zero more difficult.
I don't think thats "well and good, and quite correct", otherwise all
the statistic
Jason Dunsmore writes:
> The server was migrated a couple of months ago. Just remove the old
> key from ~/.ssh/known_hosts and you should be good.
Thanks, that fixed the problem.
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cheers,
Thorsten
Hi List,
I just tried to pull the actual version of Worg and recieved this:
,
| ~/gitclone/worg/worg $ git pull
| @@@
| @ WARNING: POSSIBLE DNS SPOOFING DET
Michael Gauland writes:
> Thorsten Jolitz googlemail.com> writes:
>
>> just as a side remark: I remember that, when trying to write
>> ob-picolisp, I tried to base it on ob-scheme, since it seemed the next
>> logical thing to do (its about two lisp dialects). And I wa
Michael Gauland writes:
Hi Mike,
> I've recently started playing with guile source blocks, and haven't
> gotten the results I expect.
> I'd like to hear from anyone who's had more success than I have, or
> who is working on ob-scheme.el, before I wade into the code.
just as a side remark: I
Alexandre Russel writes:
> Is there a way to have color for scala ?
Don't know about the colors, but I think ENSIME is the enhanced Scala
mode for Emacs:
https://github.com/aemoncannon/ensime
http://jawher.net/2011/01/17/scala-development-environment-emacs-sbt-ensime/
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cheers,
Thorsten
Marcelo de Moraes Serpa writes:
Hi Marcelo,
> This is a subject that should be explored more. I see a lot of
> potential in having CLI .el scripts (i.e taking the emacs GUI out of
> the equation).
I once asked a related question on stackoverflow, and recieved this
answer that shows how to
- be
Thorsten Jolitz writes:
> in elisp code, with point in entry1, I do a save-excursion that inserts
> another entry2 and does some work there. After existing from the
> save-excursion form, I add e.g. a global ID with org-id-get-create - and
> would expect to find it in entry1 when sa
Hi List,
in elisp code, with point in entry1, I do a save-excursion that inserts
another entry2 and does some work there. After existing from the
save-excursion form, I add e.g. a global ID with org-id-get-create - and
would expect to find it in entry1 when save-excursion did its job right.
But
Vikas Rawal writes:
>> >
>> > [1] Off the top of the head I recall a package called `scrlttr'.
>>
>> Yes, part of KOMA (?), but thats rather low level if you have to design
>> your own letters - and who knows all that stuff about professional letter
>> design?. I tried that once and the result w
Mehul Sanghvi writes:
> Just out of curiosity, what was the CV template you used ?
I attach 3 variations of the same template, I used the one from TRAVIS
as a basis for my CV, but the others are nice too.
%% start of file `template_en.tex'.
%% Copyright 2007 Xavier Danaux (xdan...@gmail.com).
%
Nicolas Goaziou writes:
Hello Suvayu, Micheal, Bastien and especially Karl and Nicolas,
> Based on your work, I've put up the attached back-end:
> org-koma-letter.el.
thanks a lot for your tips and the actual code, that looks very
promising, so I might well write my business letters from Org m
suvayu ali writes:
> On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 6:35 PM, Thorsten Jolitz
> wrote:
>> I'm just trying to repeat the nice experience I had with writing a
>> modern CV in LaTeX - download a template, put in your data, and enjoy a
>> beautifill CV (or letter) - actually muc
Michael Strey writes:
Hi Michael,
> On Fri, Jul 06, 2012 at 12:47:59AM +0200, Thorsten Jolitz wrote:
>> suvayu ali writes:
> ...
>> > [1] Off the top of the head I recall a package called `scrlttr'.
>>
>> Yes, part of KOMA (?), but thats rather low l
suvayu ali writes:
> Well I assumed it would be since you already have a "quite nice"
> OpenOffice template.
It looks like a professional letter, while everything I found in the web
rathers proves that programmers are not designers, even with a tool like
LaTeX at hand.
> If you are after late
suvayu ali writes:
> On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 2:49 PM, Thorsten Jolitz
> wrote:
>> although using Emacs/Org-mode for almost everything, I still write my
>> "official" correspondence with a (quite nice) OpenOffice template. It
>> would be so much easier and faster
Hi List,
although using Emacs/Org-mode for almost everything, I still write my
"official" correspondence with a (quite nice) OpenOffice template. It
would be so much easier and faster to just use Org mode for that too.
I tried some LaTeX templates from the web, but they were ugly. I know
one co
Thorsten Jolitz writes:
> #+begin_src org
> *** TODO
> ** TODO
> * TODO
> #+end_src
>
> Is that a bug - or am I using the function wrongly?
> I would want the subheadings below the top-level
> heading.
Answering my own question (by experimentation):
When point
Hi List,
when I try out the function
,-
| (org-insert-todo-subheading ARG)
`-
with point at beginning-of-line of
,---
| * TODO
`---
and then
,---
| ** TODO
`---
no matter if I use 1, -1 or e.g. 'todo for ARG,
Achim Gratz writes:
> Thorsten Jolitz writes:
>> when I try to use the new exporter outside of an Org buffer, e.g. from a
>> function or with M-:, it seems that there is a problem with the current
>> buffer that is used for exporting - it is not the buffer of the Org file
Hi list,
when I try to use the new exporter outside of an Org buffer, e.g. from a
function or with M-:, it seems that there is a problem with the current
buffer that is used for exporting - it is not the buffer of the Org file
given as argument.
I think the problem is here (line 2319 of org-exp
Vikas Rawal writes:
> Where is the documentation for the new exporter that is in the works?
http://orgmode.org/worg/dev/org-export-reference.html
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cheers,
Thorsten
Hi Nicolas, Hi List,
when trying to enhance the HTML back-end of the new exporter with
interactive HTML elements, one possibility (probably the easiest and
best) is to write variants for the export functions for some Org
elements that insert different HTML in the output string (HTML form
fields
Thorsten Jolitz writes:
[ups - wrong keystroke and the unfinished mail was sent]
> Hello List,
>
> following a suggestion from Bastien, I will give a weekly update from
> now on about the state of things in my Google Summer of Code 2012
> project "Bugpile/iOrg".
>
&
Hello List,
following a suggestion from Bastien, I will give a weekly update from
now on about the state of things in my Google Summer of Code 2012
project "Bugpile/iOrg".
Just to remind you whats it all about:
,-
| Bugpile is a b
François Pinard writes:
> On the nomenclature issue of our preferred tool, if I had my say, I
> would suggest Org, and drop "mode". Org is really a major Emacs mode,
> in many acceptations of the word "major". We should speak of Org the
> same way we speak of Calc or Gnus (or Dired).
Org is n
Florian Adamsky writes:
Hi Florian,
> Thorsten Jolitz writes:
>
>> Florian Adamsky writes:
>>
>>> I will give a talk [fn:1] next weekend about Org mode at a small hacker
>>> conference in Germany
>>
>> Karlsruhe is too far away for me, unfort
Florian Adamsky writes:
Hello Florian,
> I will give a talk [fn:1] next weekend about Org mode at a small hacker
> conference in Germany
Karlsruhe is too far away for me, unfortunately. However, I'm really
impressed by the beautiful design of your homepage:
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Achim Gratz writes:
> So my question still stands, which variant is the preferred one if any
> and should we work to standardize it across all documentation?
It would indeed be very usefull to have that written in stone once and forever,
I personally like Org-mode best.
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cheers,
Thorsten
Achim Gratz writes:
> Looking at the documentation and also the website and Worg, I see that
> we still use all these monikers interchangeably in both capitalized and
> lowercase form throughout. I seem to remember that there was some
> discussion that only one of them should be used going forwa
Jason Dunsmore writes:
> On Thu, May 31 2012, Thorsten Jolitz wrote:
>
>> However, I have to deactivate ido-mode everytime I want to set a
>> user-defined property with C-c C-x p, since ido-mode shows me all the
>> predefined property names and does not let me enter
Hi List,
I copied the "ido everywhere" approach from Bernt Hanson's setup and it
works really great (especially using 'M-x' becomes so fast that
remembering all that keychords seems less necessary).
However, I have to deactivate ido-mode everytime I want to set a
user-defined property with C-c
Bernt Hansen writes:
Hi Bernt,
> Auto-fill wrapping has stopped working correctly lately.
I had exactly the same problem you describe (no wonder because I just
copied your configuration) and solved it with Bastiens help.
You can search for subject "Strange indentation in message-mode" in the
Hi List,
using a slightly modified version of the wikidoc.el library from Nic
Ferrier (https://github.com/nicferrier/elwikidoc) I published the
Org-mode API on Worg (with some help from Eric (Schulte) with regards to
scripting).
You can access the page via the link at the bottom of this site:
h
Neil Smithline writes:
> While I'm hoping we can turn GSoC work into production in less than 4
> years, the GIMP release notes have left me even more psyched about our
> three GSoCers!
>
> Go guys! (At least I think you're all guys :-)
Thanks for your interest and support!
The first time I heard
Eric Fraga writes:
> unfortunately, I still have problems. I am using org completely up to
> date (a few minutes ago).
me too, I just posted on the gnus.user list ...
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cheers,
Thorsten
Neil Smithline writes:
Hi Neil,
> This is way cool! Recently I have been deeply irritated by the lack of
> a functional server for Emacs Org Mode.
>
> I've run into this problem dealing with the weak presentation of Org
> Mode files on Github. Github uses the Ruby gem org-ruby
> (https://github
William Gardella writes:
> Thorsten Jolitz writes:
>
>> Hi List,
>> I have a strange problem with org-global-cycle (S-TAB) in console
>> sessions. It mainly doesn't do anything, and C-h k shows "M-TAB is bound
>> to pcomplete", which it
Hi List,
I have a strange problem with org-global-cycle (S-TAB) in console
sessions. It mainly doesn't do anything, and C-h k shows "M-TAB is bound
to pcomplete", which it actually is, but I'm hitting S-TAB not M-TAB.
Otherwise, the "S" (shift) key work, I can type uppercase and all. Is
that a h
Christian Moe writes:
> That was my thought, too. Managing comments as Org items would be
> pretty cool.
>
> Christian
>
> Eric Schulte wrote:
>
>>Thanks to Google Summer of Code and to Thorsten's Bugpile project we
>>should have an interactive web front-end to Org-mode files by the end
>>of
>>t
Hi List,
my GSoC 2012 proposal was accepted, so I'm going to spend this summer
implementing bugpile - a bugtracker for GNU Emacs Org-mode.
I use the opportunity to change to a different (more serious) email,
just in case you wonder.
Thanks to Bastien and Eric for the support so far!
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