Ken Mankoff <mank...@gmail.com> writes: > I'm now trying to get ODT w/ references and failing.
Show me a snippet that causes the problem. You can COMMENT a tree or add a :no-export tag to bisect. Or you copy can copy over a subtree and experiment with it. > The message I get is: > > OpenDocument export failed: Format specifier doesn't match argument > type Difficult to say where it is coming from. > I did the following based on your instructions and some guessing. > > 1) I put ox-odt.el and ox-jabref.el and etc/schema and etc/styles in > my ~/emacs.d/elpa/org-2014017 folder. Some of that involved > overwriting existing files. At the minimum you may have to M-x byte-compile-file ox-odt.el and may be fix regenerate autoloads. See the recipe at the end of this message for a cumbersome but a fool proof method. > 2) I downloaded JabRef application (I'm on OS X), and copied the JAR > file from inside it into your unit test folder. I ran "java -jar > jabref" and opened MyLibrary.bib with the program and saved it. I did > this because I assume I have to tell JabRef about the bib file? You need to install the Chicago jar file which contain the *.layout file that JabRef needs. >From the command line look at the output formats that JabRef reports. You should see ODF there. Do M-x find-library ox-jabref.el and follow the instructions there. ODT exporter has it's own citaion mechanism and doesn't depend on ox-bibtex.el. > If I export to HTML, I do see all the equations, despite the MathToWeb > error. HTML uses MathJax while ODT uses MathToWeb. Two different things. Look at M-x org-export-as-odf-TAB for checking against simple latex equations. Check if the latex equations are png files or something else. > If I export to ODT, emacs reports > > OpenDocument export failed: Format specifier doesn't match argument > type > > I notice at the top of your test-new.org file the following line: > > #+ODT_STYLES_FILE: "~/list-table-1.odt" You can extract the relevant sections from test-new.org and experiment with the excerpts. > But I cannot find a list-table-1.odt anywhere in the unit test ZIP > file or in your org-mode git repo (which I cloned, but elsewhere and > then copied the files from there to my org-mode elpa repo). One thing you could do is this 1. Download org-*.tar file with wget or firefox. 2. Untar it. 3. Replace ox-odt.el, the style files and copy over the ox-jabref.el file. 4. Re-create the tar file (with the new files). 5. Do M-x package-install-file to install the new elpa. > Any hints about where I took a wrong step will be appreciated. > > Thanks, > > -k.