Re: [O] Plotting (with gnuplot) using dates timestamps
Alan Schmitt alan.schm...@polytechnique.org writes: Hello, I'm trying to plot the following table, but the dates part is all wrong. Is there a way to tell gnuplot what the date format is? #+tblname: data-table | Date | HP | HC | |--++| | [2011-08-20 Sat] | 006815 | 008399 | | [2011-08-29 Mon] | 006840 | 008438 | | [2011-09-11 Sun] | 006946 | 008552 | | [2011-12-11 Sun] | 007805 | 009603 | | [2012-03-04 Sun] | 008800 | 010826 | | [2012-03-11 Sun] | 008876 | 010930 | | [2012-03-25 Sun] | 009015 | 011121 | Although you solved the problem, another solution for headaches like these is simply to preprocess the table in something like Perl/Python (within your org file using Babel) to get the desired string format. Then pass the resulting array/list to gnuplot. The solution you were provided is probably the way to go, but keep this strategy in mind - sometimes it's just not worth the effort to solve everything in one language.
[O] Problem editing source code
Hi, When I try to edit source code using C-c ', it opens the code in the appropriate mode (Python in my case), but gives this message: byte-code: Language mode `python-mode' fails with: ac-sources A subsequent C-c ' does nothing (i.e. I can't leave that buffer). Any ideas? Thanks, Mueen
Re: [O] Multiple occurrence of tasks
Michael Welle mwe012...@gmx.net writes: to work on open tasks. My plan is to collect the tasks I want to work on on a special tasksatfosdem.org file. How can I implement that? Copying the tasks is not a solution ;), some kind of a link is needed. Maybe I should use tags and an agenda view? I like the idea of having an org Tags makes the most sense. file with the usual conference notes combined with the tasks I worked on at the conference. How can I 'materialise' the agenda view as a section in an org file? Other hints? How do you implement this? I understand that what you're asking for is a way to transform the results of a query to org mode format, replete with headlines and all? Not sure it's possible. However, something like sparse trees may help.
Re: [O] Emacs macros and capture
*Bump!* Anyone? Mueen Nawaz mailingli...@nawaz.org writes: Hi, I'm seeing some weird behavior with my capture template setup. I have the following in my capture templates: (r Reply entry (file+headline ~/org/gtd/gtd.org Reply) * TODO %:subject :@respond:@email: \n %u\n %i\n %a\nFrom: %:from\nID:%:message-id\n %? :immediate-finish t) What this template does is create a new headline under Reply in my gtd.org file with the subject as the title of the headline. It will then place a link to the email as well as some other metadata. Here's an example: *** TODO LibraryThing: State of the Thing - December 2011:@review:@email: [2011-12-28 Wed] [[notmuch:id:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com][Email from jer...@librarything.com: LibraryThing: State of the Thi]] From: jer...@librarything.com ID:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com end example That works fine. Now if I record the keystrokes as a macro, and then execute the macro, here is what I get (same email as above): *** TODO LibraryThing: State of the Thing - December 2011:@review:@email: [2011-12-28 Wed] From: jer...@librarything.com ID:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com end example As you can see, it recorded everything _but_ the link (the most important part). Any idea why this happens? Thanks.
[O] Emacs macros and capture
Hi, I'm seeing some weird behavior with my capture template setup. I have the following in my capture templates: (r Reply entry (file+headline ~/org/gtd/gtd.org Reply) * TODO %:subject :@respond:@email: \n %u\n %i\n %a\nFrom: %:from\nID:%:message-id\n %? :immediate-finish t) What this template does is create a new headline under Reply in my gtd.org file with the subject as the title of the headline. It will then place a link to the email as well as some other metadata. Here's an example: *** TODO LibraryThing: State of the Thing - December 2011:@review:@email: [2011-12-28 Wed] [[notmuch:id:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com][Email from jer...@librarything.com: LibraryThing: State of the Thi]] From: jer...@librarything.com ID:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com end example That works fine. Now if I record the keystrokes as a macro, and then execute the macro, here is what I get (same email as above): *** TODO LibraryThing: State of the Thing - December 2011:@review:@email: [2011-12-28 Wed] From: jer...@librarything.com ID:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com end example As you can see, it recorded everything _but_ the link (the most important part). Any idea why this happens? Thanks.
[Orgmode] Re: Shift keys when you have multiple todo sets in one file
On 12/19/09 06:06, Matt Lundin wrote: Mueen Nawazmu...@nawaz.org writes: As an aside, I've found that it's very fast to use the new speed commands to change todo states. If org-use-speed-commands is turned on, all one needs to do is hit t at the start of a headline. Hmm...I don't seem to have that command. Is this only in the trunk version? This feature was introduced in version 6.33: Which is what I'm using (6.33f). At least that's what org-version tells me. ___ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Please use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
[Orgmode] Re: Best way to use org-mode as a work log
On 12/19/09 09:50, Ethan Brown wrote: Since a work log is based around daily entries, I'm wondering if anyone can recommend the best way to use org-mode for such a purpose. I perused the FAQs but didn't see anything. Org-mode apparently integrates with the emacs calendar/diary so there is probably a right way to do this. If there's a FM out there that deals with this I'm happy to RTFM. Org mode is very amenable to multiple solutions to a problem, so I'm not sure there's a right way. As Matt suggested, perhaps you could explain a bit more as to your requirements: What information needs to be saved, how you would like it organized, and what things do you often need to refer to when looking in your logs later on. Or give us an idea how you've been doing it in your text file. ___ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Please use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
[Orgmode] Re: Question about searches (ultimately for agenda)
On 12/17/09 13:26, Carsten Dominik wrote: Yes, so that the search only continues after that entry. But yes, you are right, this can fail for the final entry in a file. Try '(when (org-entry-is-done) (outline-next-heading) (point)) Seems to work. Also, I'm pretty weak with Emacs Lisp. What does (point) do? Google's no help (obviously). Point returns the buffer position of he cursor, in this case the position where the next entry starts. OK. I guess I don't understand why we need to know where the point is. Is this returning the value of the point in whatever buffer I am when I /execute/ the agenda command? Or is this more like the function is sweeping the point across all agenda files to find headlines? Or...? ___ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Please use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
[Orgmode] Re: Question about searches (ultimately for agenda)
On 12/16/09 03:37, Carsten Dominik wrote: This is what skip conditions are for. Here is an entry for org-agenda-custom-commands which does this for the specific Jack example: (X Tags match ignoring done stuff tags Jack ((org-agenda-skip-function '(and (org-entry-is-done-p) (outline-next-heading) (point) Almost. It worked if I exclude (outline-next-heading). Was there a reason you had that? Also, I'm pretty weak with Emacs Lisp. What does (point) do? Google's no help (obviously). If you want to be prompted for the tags match, leave the match element empty (empty string). But do that only after you next upgrade from the git repo, because there was a bug related to prompting. Thanks. I'll wait till the next version, and then add the config in - no rush! Mueen ___ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Please use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
[Orgmode] Shift keys when you have multiple todo sets in one file
Hi, From the docs: S-left and S-right and walk through all keywords from all sets What I would /really/ like is for S-left and S-right to _stay_ within the same set, with me using C-S-left (or right) to _switch_ to another set. What I have (so far) on the top of the file is: #+TODO: TODO | DONE #+TODO: WAITING | DONE The reason I kept it as separate sets is that I anticipate WAITING to be infrequent compared to TODO. So I don't want to put TODO and WAITING in the same set. I think there's another (more standard) way of setting the TODO state (I forget the shortcut), but for me the S-Left/Right is really, really convenient. And incidentally, the S-Left/Right doesn't seem to do as advertised. It jumps from one set to the other only once (haven't tested with 3 sets). Mueen ___ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Please use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
[Orgmode] Question about searches (ultimately for agenda)
Hi, In the docs (10.3.3 Matching tags and properties), I see ways to do tag searches that can also search TODO states. Can I also search TODO levels? For example, in one file covered by the agenda, I use the usual DONE to denote done. In another, which is focused on simply stuff that I have borrowed/lent, I have RETURNED as my DONE state. I occasionally apply tags to headings with the name of the person involved. So let's say that I've put :Jack: on some headings of items that have been lent and returned. But I also have :Jack: in my other .org files that are not about lending/borrowing. I want to search for all headlines that have :Jack: in them, but exclude anything that is a DONE state - so exclude both DONE and RETURNED. I know I can just do: Jack-TODO=DONE-TODO=RETURNED But I don't want to keep editing it as I change my DONE states or add more DONE states. Is this possible? Thanks. ___ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Please use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
[Orgmode] Re: Question about searches (ultimately for agenda)
On 12/15/09 21:26, Matt Lundin wrote: Provided DONE and RETURNED are inactive todos than the following should suffice: C-a M Jack [RET] I think you meant C-c a M Jack [RET] It actually does filter out inactive TODO's, but I actually wanted to do C-c a m Jack [RET]. I don't want to limit the search to headlines that have a TODO state. I just want to exclude those that have DONE (or anything equivalent to it). ___ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Please use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
[Orgmode] Can't export to LaTeX/PDF.
Hi,
Apologies if this has been addressed earlier.
I can't seem to export to PDF/LaTeX. When I try to do so, I get
the following error:
Loading org-latex...done
Exporting to LaTeX...
Loading latexenc...done
Loading tex-mode...done
org-export-as-latex: Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p, nil
The file is a simple one:
==
#+TITLE: Sunday schedule
#+OPTIONS: toc:nil
A few points:
- The lab be closed on both Sundays of the Thanksgiving Break (before
and after). Hence, I've not put any OH there.
- Both of you will need to get the key to room. Obtain one.
- This schedule assumes that there will be a session every week. Perhaps
stuff like exams will get in the way. It will be updated as needed.
=
I'm using 6.29c, and Emacs 22.3.1.
I know it worked with 6.27a...
Here's a backtrace (apologies for the line wraps):
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument integer-or-marker-p nil)
goto-char(nil)
(if (re-search-forward ^\\*+ end t) (goto-char (match-beginning
0)) (goto-char end))
(let* ((pt ...) (end ...)) (prog1 (org-export-latex-content ...)
(org-unmodified ...)))
(save-excursion (goto-char (or beg ...)) (let* (... ...) (prog1 ...
...)))
org-export-latex-first-lines((:latex-image-options width=10em
:exclude-tags (noexport) :select-tags (export) :email
mu...@nawaz.org :author :auto-postamble t :auto-preamble t
:postamble nil :preamble nil :publishing-directory nil :timestamp nil
:expand-quoted-html t :html-table-tag table border=\2\
cellspacing=\0\ cellpadding=\6\ rules=\groups\ frame=\hsides\
:xml-declaration ((html . ?xml version=\1.0\ encoding=\%s\?)
(php . ?php echo \?xml version=\\\1.0\\\ encoding=\\\%s\\\
?\; ?)) :html-extension html :inline-images maybe
:convert-org-links t :agenda-style :style-extra :style
:style-include-scripts t :style-include-default t :table-auto-headline t
:tables t :time-stamp-file t ...) nil nil)
(if skip (org-export-latex-first-lines opt-plist (if subtree-p ...
rbeg) (if region-p rend)))
(let* ((wcf ...) (opt-plist org-export-latex-options-plist) (region-p
...) (rbeg ...) (rend ...) (subtree-p ...) (opt-plist ...)
(org-export-latex-options-plist opt-plist) (title ...) (filename ...)
(filename ...) (buffer ...) (odd org-odd-levels-only) (header ...) (skip
...) (text ...) (org-export-preprocess-hook ...) (first-lines ...)
(coding-system ...) (coding-system-for-write ...)
(save-buffer-coding-system ...) (region ...) (string-for-export ...))
(set-buffer buffer) (erase-buffer) (org-install-letbind) (and (fboundp
...) (set-buffer-file-coding-system coding-system-for-write)) (unless
(or ... body-only) (insert header)) (when (and text ...) (insert ...
\n\n)) (unless skip (insert first-lines)) (org-export-latex-global
(with-temp-buffer ... ... ...)) (unless body-only (insert
\n\\end{document})) (goto-char (point-min)) (when (re-search-forward
\\[TABLE-OF-CONTENTS\\] nil t) (goto-char ...) (while ... ...)
(goto-char ...) (and ... ...)) (or to-buffer (save-buffer)) (goto-char
(point-min)) (or (org-export-push-to-kill-ring LaTeX) (message
Exporting to LaTeX...done)) (prog1 (if ... ... ...)
(set-window-configuration wcf)))
org-export-as-latex(nil nil nil nil nil nil)
(let* ((wconfig ...) (lbuf ...) (file ...) (base ...) (pdffile ...)
(cmds org-latex-to-pdf-process) (outbuf ...) (bibtex-p ...) cmd)
(with-current-buffer outbuf (erase-buffer)) (and (file-exists-p pdffile)
(delete-file pdffile)) (message Processing LaTeX file...) (if (and
cmds ...) (funcall cmds file) (while cmds ... ... ... ...)) (message
Processing LaTeX file...done) (if (not ...) (error PDF file was not
produced) (set-window-configuration wconfig) (when
org-export-pdf-remove-logfiles ...) (message Exporting to PDF...done)
pdffile))
org-export-as-pdf(nil)
call-interactively(org-export-as-pdf)
(if (and bg (nth 2 ass) (not ...) (not ...)) (let (...)
(set-process-sentinel p ...) (message Background process \%s\:
started p)) (call-interactively (nth 1 ass)))
(let* ((bg ...) (help [t] insert the export option template\n[v]
limit export to visible part of outline tree\n\n[a] export as ASCII
[A] to temporary buffer\n\n[h] export as HTML[H] to temporary buffer
[R] export region\n[b] export as HTML and open in browser\n\n[l]
export as LaTeX [L] to temporary buffer\n[p] export as LaTeX and
process to PDF\n[d] export as LaTeX, process to PDF, and open the
resulting PDF document\n\n[D] export as DocBook\n[V] export as DocBook,
process to PDF, and open the resulting PDF document\n\n[x] export as
XOXO\n[g] export using Wes Hardaker's generic exporter\n\n[i] export
current file as iCalendar file\n[I] export all agenda files as iCalendar
files\n[c] export agenda files into combined iCalendar file\n\n[F]
publish current file [P] publish current project\n[X] publish a
project... [E] publish every projects) (cmds ...) r1 r2 ass)
[Orgmode] Re: Can't export to LaTeX/PDF.
On 08/30/09 15:33, Bernt Hansen wrote: I can confirm this. It seems the latest version requires at least one headline while 6.29a did not. Yep - that solved it. Would that be a bug or a requirement? Mueen ___ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Remember: use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
