Org-capture %K "Link to the currently clocked task" link with id?
> > On May 19, 2021, at 8:26 AM, Nathaniel W Griswold > wrote: > > Looking at the source (org-capture.el), it appears org-capture doesn't allow > you to make a permalink for "Link to the currently clocked task", or %K in > your template. > > I use (org-id-link-to-org-use-id t) because i like to be able to still follow > links after i archive stuff. I want that behavior here so i want the link to > an `id:` link instead of a `file:/path/to/file` link. Would a patch for this be welcome? Does anyone have any suggestions or ideas? I was thinking it should just respect current value of `org-id-link-to-org-use-id` but maybe there should be something more specific? Thanks! Nate
Quick help when pressing '?' in an agenda view?
I noticed that org-agenda-mode stands out in that '?' is not bound to open some kind of help by default. Org agenda is unique in this, it is the first out of many views i have used that did not have '?' bound to open some kind of help. Seems to be convention in pretty much anything builtin to emacs or added by third party that takes over a buffer and interacts with the user. Some examples of builtin are dired, list-buffers, ibuffer, list-bookmarks. '?' is currently default `org-agenda-show-the-flagging-note`, i haven't used that quite yet. There hasn't been much discussion on the list about this, There was brief discussion on the list about 'h' here: https://orgmode.org/list/87v9b6qn23@gmail.com/. Maybe most people don't really care about this. Do other people ever use '?' or was that just me because i came from the vim world? It was something that stood out to me when i first started using org-mode, so i thought i would present it to the list as feedback data. I didn't realize for a while that "C-h m" opens describe-mode by default, and describe-mode is kinda what i wanted for my problems. I had been opening the org info manual, taking a couple steps to navigate to 'Agenda Commands', and referencing that. I then bookmarked it because i was doing it so much. Maybe i was being stupid but i was new to stuff and i think the '?' is intended for people who are getting started and it would have helped me out there. Anyway, just some thoughts. Thank you, everyone. Great work on the software. Nate
Re: Org-capture %K "Link to the currently clocked task" link with id?
Rereading my message, i realized it might not be clear what i mean here. I use (org-id-link-to-org-use-id t) because i like to be able to still follow links after i archive stuff. I want that behavior here so i want the link to an `id:` link instead of a `file:/path/to/file` link. Nate > On May 19, 2021, at 8:26 AM, Nathaniel W Griswold > wrote: > > Looking at the source (org-capture.el), it appears org-capture doesn't allow > you to make a permalink for "Link to the currently clocked task", or %K in > your template. > > `org-capture-fill-template` looks like this: > > ... >(v-K (if (marker-buffer org-clock-marker) > (org-link-make-string > (format "%s::*%s" > (buffer-file-name (marker-buffer org-clock-marker)) > v-k) > v-k) > "")) > ... > > So i guess it's hardcoded to just make a bracket link. > > I guess i can hack something, but can you guys make a nice change to the > source so that i can have a permalink to my clocked in task? Or is there > something i'm missing and i can actually do it already? > > Thank you > > Nate
Org-capture %K "Link to the currently clocked task" link with id?
Looking at the source (org-capture.el), it appears org-capture doesn't allow you to make a permalink for "Link to the currently clocked task", or %K in your template. `org-capture-fill-template` looks like this: ... (v-K (if (marker-buffer org-clock-marker) (org-link-make-string (format "%s::*%s" (buffer-file-name (marker-buffer org-clock-marker)) v-k) v-k) "")) ... So i guess it's hardcoded to just make a bracket link. I guess i can hack something, but can you guys make a nice change to the source so that i can have a permalink to my clocked in task? Or is there something i'm missing and i can actually do it already? Thank you Nate
Re: begin_src Indentation in org 9.4.4, 9.4.5
!!! Great! > On May 15, 2021, at 6:50 AM, Bastien wrote: > > Hi Nathaniel, > > Ihor Radchenko writes: > >> Nathaniel W Griswold writes: >>> The formatting i get looks strange: >>> >>> #+begin_src sh >>>echo hi >>> echo hi >>> #+end_src >> >> Confirmed on master. > > Fixed in the maint branch, thanks. > > -- > Bastien
Re: begin_src Indentation in org 9.4.4, 9.4.5
Sorry i think i scared my email client. I looked at my raw message and some wacky stuff got inserted. I'm rewriting the original message here: I am wondering if other people experience odd formatting when doing the following in org 9.4.4 and org 9.4.5: # emacs -Q /tmp/blah.org M-x org-insert-structure-templatesshecho hiecho hi The formatting i get looks strange: #+begin_src sh echo hi echo hi #+end_src Thank you > On May 7, 2021, at 4:03 PM, Nathaniel W Griswold wrote: > > I messed up the paste, it's supposed to be: > > -- > #+begin_src sh >echo hi > echo hi > > #+end_src > -- >
Re: begin_src Indentation in org 9.4.4, 9.4.5
I messed up the paste, it's supposed to be: -- #+begin_src sh echo hi echo hi #+end_src -- > On May 7, 2021, at 4:01 PM, Nathaniel W Griswold wrote: > > If i launch emacs with emacs -Q /tmp/blah.org > > M-x org-insert-structure-templatesshecho hiecho hi > > It looks like this: > > omw > > -- > #+begin_src sh > >echo hi > > echo hi > > > #+end_src > -- > > > Is this supposed to be the default behavior or am i doing something wrong? > > Nate
begin_src Indentation in org 9.4.4, 9.4.5
If i launch emacs with emacs -Q /tmp/blah.org M-x org-insert-structure-templatesshecho hiecho hi It looks like this: omw -- #+begin_src sh echo hi echo hi #+end_src -- Is this supposed to be the default behavior or am i doing something wrong? Nate
