Hey there,
I was curious as to why a value such log-mode wasn't customizable
to be run on start-up as follow-mode and clock-report-mode are.
If Carsten thinks this is a good idea, I've attached a patch that may
shave of 5 seconds of him adding it. It applies cleanly to current git
HEAD.
br,
benn
Hi all,
First, of course thanks for org-mode.
I want to export an org-mode file to latex and then pdf, and I want to
hide TODO keywords in the pdf. I've several per-file defined TODO
keywords, and I can only get todo:nil to turn off some of them.
Here is the file
#+TODO: TODO(t) GET(g) WAITING
Hi Scot,
The following regexp[1] was able to highlight the first two blocks for
me in this buffer
test.org
Description: Binary data
It would be nice if there was a way to only highlight the contents of
the blocks, rather than the blocks themselves, or if there was an easy
way to match both ca
Ian Barton writes:
> Hi Dan,
>
> It looks fine here in Firefox 3.0.10 on Ubuntu Jaunty. What version of
> FF are you using?
Also Firefox 3.0.10 on Ubuntu Jaunty. Same problem with ff 3.0.8 running
on remote fedora core machine with graphics displayed locally via ssh -X.
OK, that's strange, but
Hi Dan,
It looks fine here in Firefox 3.0.10 on Ubuntu Jaunty. What version of
FF are you using?
Ian.
When source code blocks are rendered in HTML, in firefox under linux I
see a thick lower border to the box enclosing the code, however I don't
see this in firefox under windows and OS X, nor
Dan Davison wrote:
> When source code blocks are rendered in HTML, in firefox under linux I
> see a thick lower border to the box enclosing the code, however I don't
> see this in firefox under windows and OS X, nor IE under Windows. As an
> example (for linux users at least) look at the boundin
Thanks to Carsten and Magus for prompt replies.
> It seems that in Emacs 22, ignore-errors is defined in cl-macs.el,
> in Emacs 23 it has moved to subr.el.
>
> Try adding
>
> (eval-when-compile
>(require 'cl)
>(require 'cl-macs))
>
> early on in org-feed.el, does that help?
>
Adding t
When source code blocks are rendered in HTML, in firefox under linux I
see a thick lower border to the box enclosing the code, however I don't
see this in firefox under windows and OS X, nor IE under Windows. As an
example (for linux users at least) look at the bounding box to the first
code examp
It seems that in Emacs 22, ignore-errors is defined in cl-macs.el, in
Emacs 23 it has moved to subr.el.
Try adding
(eval-when-compile
(require 'cl)
(require 'cl-macs))
early on in org-feed.el, does that help?
- Carsten
On May 13, 2009, at 5:17 PM, John Rakestraw wrote:
Hi --
Emacs 22
On May 13, 2009, at 12:36 AM, Samuel Wales wrote:
Using org-map-entries, I check for expired done tasks and
then archive them. I would like to skip archiving any
subtree that has the tags[1] :data: or :repurpose:.[2]
Is there a function for checking for the presence of tags
efficiently (order
That is pretty cool, thanks.
- Carsten
On May 12, 2009, at 5:51 PM, Sebastian Rose wrote:
If your Sitmap looks like this normaly:
* Folder 1
- item 1.1
- item 1.2
* folder 1.1
- file 1.1.1
* folder 1.2
- file 1.2.1
* Folder 2
- item 2.1
- item 2.2
It collapse
John Rakestraw writes:
[...]
> I don't know lisp (or any programming language). Can someone give me an
> idea whether I'm running any risk of data loss by running org-feed.el
> without these calls?
Not really. org-feed will 'leak' memory each time you run
org-feed-update (the buffers with feed
Hi --
Emacs 22.3.1
Org-mode latest fetch from git repository
Several weeks ago I tested org-feed.el. I suppose I could be losing
my mind, but I'm quite sure I had it working. I'm only now getting
around to integrating the use of reQall into my regular practice, and
I've discovered that the attemp
> => --->8->8->8---
> #+STYLE:
> #+STYLE:
> #+STYLE: