Re: [O] Regression - problem with links

2019-03-15 Thread Eric S Fraga
On Friday, 15 Mar 2019 at 10:27, Bernt Hansen wrote: > Recently C-c C-o shows the link address instead of description which > makes it hard to use. This occurs for C-c C-o on the headline of the > task and also in the agenda. This was noted and then fixed last week. Maybe you need to update to

Re: [O] Regression - problem with links

2019-03-15 Thread Marco Wahl
Hi, [...] > My links are like this: > > > [[https://somewebsiteaddress.net/path/to/page.do][Timekeeper]] > [[id:eb1085ed-15fe-46a3-8b5e-3971587d1123][OTL 2019]] > > and I want to see > > [1] Timekeeper > [2] OTL 2019 > > but instead I get the address like this which is much less useable > > [1]

[O] Regression - problem with links

2019-03-15 Thread Bernt Hansen
Hi, I have a habit with a list of links in it which I use to navigate to places for dealing with the task. Recently C-c C-o shows the link address instead of description which makes it hard to use. This occurs for C-c C-o on the headline of the task and also in the agenda. My links are like

Re: [O] Regression - problem with links

2019-03-15 Thread Bernt Hansen
Bernt Hansen writes: > Marco Wahl writes: > >> Hi, >> >> [...] >> >>> My links are like this: >>> >>> >>> [[https://somewebsiteaddress.net/path/to/page.do][Timekeeper]] >>> [[id:eb1085ed-15fe-46a3-8b5e-3971587d1123][OTL 2019]] >>> >>> and I want to see >>> >>> [1] Timekeeper >>> [2] OTL 2019

Re: [O] Regression - problem with links

2019-03-15 Thread Bernt Hansen
Marco Wahl writes: > Hi, > > [...] > >> My links are like this: >> >> >> [[https://somewebsiteaddress.net/path/to/page.do][Timekeeper]] >> [[id:eb1085ed-15fe-46a3-8b5e-3971587d1123][OTL 2019]] >> >> and I want to see >> >> [1] Timekeeper >> [2] OTL 2019 >> >> but instead I get the address like

Re: [O] [PATCH 2/2] test-ob-emacs-lisp: Test :lexical src block header argument

2019-03-15 Thread Sebastian Miele
Nicolas Goaziou writes: > However, from experience, having to fix a regression when your only > indication comes from a test you do not fully understand is a pain. To > see what I mean, have a look at tests in > "test-ob-header-arg-defaults.el" and imagine one of them fails… After looking

Re: [O] Regression - problem with links

2019-03-15 Thread Marco Wahl
Bernt Hansen writes: My links are like this: [[https://somewebsiteaddress.net/path/to/page.do][Timekeeper]] [[id:eb1085ed-15fe-46a3-8b5e-3971587d1123][OTL 2019]] and I want to see [1] Timekeeper [2] OTL 2019 but instead I get the

[O] [PATCH] make 'org-at-date-range-p work like org-at-timestamp-p

2019-03-15 Thread Thomas Plass
Hello maintainers, it's counter-intuitive that 'org-at-date-range-p doesn't work like 'org-at-timestamp-p when point is on the leading bracket of a range. Witness (^ = point) <2019-12-30 Mo 12:00> ^ (org-at-timestamp-p)=> t <2019-12-30 Mo 12:00>--<2019-12-31 Di

Re: [O] [ANN] Changes to link syntax

2019-03-15 Thread Nicolas Goaziou
stardiviner writes: > Hi, @Nicolas, will you release a method to update all existing Org > file links? On second though, you may want to test the following: (defun org-update-link-syntax () "Update syntax for links in current buffer." (org-with-point-at 1 (let

Re: [O] [ANN] Changes to link syntax

2019-03-15 Thread Nicolas Goaziou
Hello, stardiviner writes: > Hi, @Nicolas, will you release a method to update all existing Org > file links? This is not limited to file links. There is no method that can, with certainty, convert old syntax into the new one. More accurately, it is possible to convert them with: