>>>>> "Fraga," == Fraga, Eric writes:
Fraga,> On Thursday, 30 May 2024 at 07:03, Martin Steffen wrote:
>> [...] #+macro: target {{{source({{{year}}})}}}
Fraga,> So, the problem you are running into is that you cannot
Fraga,> eval
d)
- [for the year 24](./{{{year}}}/t.md)
i.e, the argument (intended to be 24) is properly replaced in ``text
part'' but not in the `` link'' part.
I don't know if I simply expect ``too much'' from the macro-expansion
facilities best, Martin
>
> "Fraga," == Fraga, Eric writes:
Fraga,> Hello,
Fraga,> I'm not entirely sure if I am missing something but, in case
thanks, it was more that I was missing something. I tried to combine
links and macros in a naive ways (without much studying the manual), so
I thought perhaps nestin
Hi,
I got a question whether the following is possible, when using
org-publish. Concretely I generate with org-publish markdown-files (that
ultimately are turned to HTML), but I guess the question is not specific
for this choice of a ``publication-process''.'
The whole content consists of qui
> "Ihor" == Ihor Radchenko writes:
Ihor> alain.coch...@unistra.fr writes:
>> ... except when institution prohibits redirecting to another
>> email provider -- my case ...
Ihor> I would then simply use another email for most of the
Ihor> communication. The institution
Hi,
not that I have a solution, but I would like to know one as well. Ever
since my organization moved to more or less exclusively Outlook, email
as working tool (for me) has constantly deteriorated. 2FA was one of the
last of the innovations, that was hard to "work with" as non
Microsoft/Outlo
> I am unable to reproduce using both stable and main branches.
>> PS: My org version is Org mode version 9.5.2
>> (release_9.5.2-286-gd01235)
> This is not the latest version of Org. You can try to upgrade.
Thanks a lot. Seems like updating the org-setting did the trick al
Hi,
> "Marcin" == Marcin Borkowski writes:
Marcin> fully Org-mode-based workflow. Ideally, I'd like to be able
Marcin> to do everything - including publishing the posts - from
Marcin> within Emacs.
I use webpage generation (including blogs) using Jekyll. Since I wanted
to st
Hi,
I also do some teaching, different courses, in earlier times lab
courses/project work, recently a quite large bachelor level course.
Some of the courses (like the ones mentioned) require keeping track of
many, many details (from my side), including administrational,
organizational stuff, o
>writes:
> About the cultural thing... you seem to be a zero-counter (as I
I guess I am, by maybe have not been a zero-counter from the start, but
a 1-counter. I vaguely remember to have learnt (at school? beginning at
university?) that ``THE natural numbers'' (the ones Kronecker cla
>writes:
> On Mon, Jul 04, 2022 at 07:10:27AM +0200, Uwe Brauer wrote:
> [...]
>> That really su... (My use case only concerned numbers from 0-10).
>>
>> So it boils down to the question: why isn't 0 considered as
>> natural numbers, as, according to the Peano ax
Hi
to add my two cents. I am latex user of _many_ years (as user of emacs +
org), and I use it often for math-loaded texts.
I do use $ (I actually did not even know that \( \) is (supposed to be)
the new way until I saw it generated by org.
As for $$ (or \[), I basically don't use it. I use
Hi,
I use org-mode, having cloned the git-version, pulling freshest versions
from time to time. Without a definite schedule when I do that I don't
know exactly when the change occured that I am asking here about.
Anyway, my Org mode version is 9.4.6 (release_9.4.6-598-g604bfd @
Now: today I
> "Ypo" == Ypo writes:
Ypo> Good morning
Ypo> After reading your interesting advices, I've decided to start
Ypo> my path through LaTeX. I have been some hours trying to start,
Ypo> with little result, but I hope that once established a
Ypo> *workflow* the results will co
> "Eric" == Eric S Fraga writes:
Eric> On Tuesday, 30 Mar 2021 at 17:44, Juan Manuel Macías wrote:
>> However, *I would not recommend anyone to use LaTeX for
>> writing*. A light markup language is more comfortable and
>> efficient for me.
Eric> Totally agree! Although,
> "autofrettage" == autofrettage writes:
autofrettage> Hi,
autofrettage> Not even the most streamlined DTP-wysiwyg-program is
I agree. I did not want to imply that.
autofrettage> safe from this. Far from. I even doubt typewritten
autofrettage> documents can be written co
Hi, here's my angle (which works for myself) how I use org-exporting in
connection with doing documents (I use in the meantime also org to
export as input for jekyll to produce HTML, but that's a different use,
the heavy lifting there is done in jekyll).
I am a LaTeX user since quite some time
> "Ian" == Ian Garmaise writes:
Ian> Hi Bob,
Ian> How do you send mail to mailing lists with BBDB? Do you use a
I am not sure about the question. If I send to an email list, it's an
address in BBDB. So I ``invoke'' BBDB (M-x bbdb) and give it the name of
the entry (say org-mode). T
> "Eric" == Eric S Fraga writes:
Eric> How do you get these to appear? Or is the "could" a wish?
It's ``automatic''. The entry of the person needs a field "anniversary",
if that's filled with a date in -mm-dd format, it's included
(perhaps one has to set a variable like ``show-bbdb-
I use bbdb (big-brother data base). I use it since a looong time
already, and amassed 15000 or so contracts. It does what I want, it's
text-based, so versioning is not a problem.
I think it can do vcard export (though when I used vcards is a long
time ago, I can't remember if that was smooth,
Great, thanks, That was it. It never occured to me that it's not
begin_src that I wanted, I just tried to tweak that one.
So, indeed: #+begin_export markdown etc. is exactly what I need.
Thanks again.
Martin
> "Julius" == Julius Dittmar writes:
Julius> Hi Martin,
Julius> if I
Hi,
I have troubles to export (or publish) some orgfiles, which contain
``src'' snippets intended for markdown. The (for me) unwelcome behavior
is the same for org-export and org-publish, I guess, since it has the
same core reason.
The problem currently for me is for the markdown format. I hav
the same line with ``ox-extra'' that causes the
trouble, but it's more than plausible).
>>>>> "Martin" == Martin Steffen writes:
Martin> Thanks a lot, it may be that my emacs suffers some
Martin> ``package-overload'',
hing, which I cannot expect others to trawls for abnormalitiees
;-)
Martin
>>>>> "Eric" == Eric S Fraga writes:
Eric> On Wednesday, 14 Feb 2018 at 10:39, Martin Steffen wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> since recently I have a problem with
Hi,
since recently I have a problem with exporting org-beamer-mode, the
culprit presumably
BMCOL
It's org, in beamer mode. The mode still allows to turn some headers
into BMCOL (multiple colums) via some keybindings
``C-c C-b |'' (representing org-beamer-select-envir
> "Diego" == Diego Zamboni writes:
Diego> Hi Martin,
Diego> I discovered this only yesterday, when I started using
Diego> org-mode from a git checkout and the shortcuts stopped
Diego> working. Turns out this functionality now has to be enabled
Diego> by loading the org-te
Hi, Since recently ---I can't remember exactly since when--- some
completion-feature I liked does not work any more.
By completion, I mean the expansion of
Eric S Fraga ucl.ac.uk> writes:
>
> On Saturday, 26 Mar 2016 at 11:43, Martin Steffen wrote:
>
> [...]
>
> > Now, the #+LINK mechanism works fine as such. But I want that it works
> > for all used *.org files that constituted the overall document /without
Hi,
I like to achieve the following. I do a org-document which I separate
into different files (one per chapter or similar). They are all included
into some "main.org".
In that setup, I'd like to use some centrally defined links, like
#+LINK: toollib ../../src/lib
or similar, as an abbrev in
Hi,
there seems to be a slight inconsistency wrt. exporting and keybinding.
I am doing LaTeX via org, more precisely latex/beamer. For latex-only
material, I use
#+BEGIN_EXPORT LATEX
#+END_EXPORT
[Side remark: that mark-up seems to be very recent, not very long ago, it
had been
#+BE
> "John" == John Hendy writes:
John> \(a\)s
John> Does that work for you?
yes, great (I was not aware that this is an alternative to the
dollar-dollar math, I only knew \[ )
Martin
John> John
>>
>> Martin
>>
>>
>>
>>
Hi, I'd to have some math in beamer/latex. In LaTeX I'd write
$a$'s
The a is the math, the apostroph-s is the surrounding text. Math-escape
works fine in org, but it seems the $ -- $ must be surrounded by blanks.
In the above example, exporting to latex/beamer does not give the des
Hi,
I'd like to achieve something like the following (which does not work)
#+MACRO: custompath ~/some/place/where/the/code/resides
#+include: "{{{custompath}}}src/example.code"
Macro-expansion generally works, but not in those circumstances. I also
seens that there's the
#+LINK: customurl
iments which #+OPTIONS work or work
strangely, I just noticed that H:3 etc ``work'' (but I don't know why),
whereas the #EXCLUDE_TAGS do ``not work'' when refreshing the
buffer. For instance in that simple example you provided.
Martin
>>>>> "Nico
> "Marcin" == Marcin Borkowski writes:
Marcin> Note: this is a terrible hack, so use it your own risk, only
Marcin> if there's no sane alternative etc.
Works for me, thanks (and for the suggestions of the others in the
thread. Martin
Marcin> #+BEGIN_COMMENT
Marcin>
%
Hi,
Perhaps it's not really a "fault" of org (nor of auctex), but both
things interact unfortunate.
The reason is: when I export org to LaTeX, and I visit the latex file
afterwards, I want that auctex/emacs is instructed about some facts. Thus I
like to have some lines such as
%%% Local Variabl
Hi,
I want selective export in org (for instance, exporting to beamer/latex, and
html etc). I seem to understand the "theory" but it seems not really to work
for me.
what _works_ is as follows: I set directly a corresponding variable, in
particular, for instance, set it "hard" to
(setq org-expo
basically broken, with constant ``invalid function 41'' message).
I applied the suggested patch, and it made the symptoms go away. So it
seems that it cause of the error was located.
Thanks, Martin
>>>>> "Martin" == Martin Steffen writes:
Martin> H
evision it was that showed that
problem ---I think in the meantime I did not also update emacs
itself---, but if it disappeared in the now latest version, I am content
as well.
Thanks, Martin
Nicolas> Hello,
Nicolas> Martin Steffen writes:
>> org-element--set-rege
Bastien gnu.org> writes:
>
> Hi Martin,
>
> Martin Steffen ifi.uio.no> writes:
>
> > (setq load-path (cons "~/gnu/emacs/24/lisp/org/lisp" load-path))
> > (setq load-path (cons "~/gnu/emacs/24/lisp/org/contrib/lisp" load-path))
>
Hi,
I have recently git-pulled the latest org-mode (and make-compiled it).
Since the upgrade, org is basically broken. If I visit a file, emacs answers
with invalid-function 41 (I have debug-on-error to "t", but it does not give
much info where it chokes).
I have now org-version 3.5.1. Before the
Hi,
since some time, I got an number of problems with org-mode, e.g., error
messages when starting the agenda the first time. I don't know whether
it's related to another error, but I suspect so, so I mention both.
1) clockin in no longer works:
I can no longer clock-in, when ty
Hi,
is there a way to include diary entries (i.e., entries in an
emacs-calendar file) into the org timeline?
I have set
(setq org-agenda-include-diary t)
which incluse the diary to the agenda-day view; but it seems that in the
timeline it is not included.
Thanks, Martin
__
Hi,
I got a question about time logging. Sometimes I forget/had forgotten to
clock-out. If I clock out correctly, it entries look for instance as
CLOCK: [2010-04-24 Sat 06:56]--[2010-04-24 Sat 06:58] => 0:02
To repair dangling clocks, one can use, it seems,
M-x org-resolve-clocks
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