Re: [O] How to integrate org-mode in a MS Windows-/Office-based environment?

2012-07-13 Thread Giovanni Ridolfi
Da: M elwood...@web.de
Inviato: Giovedì 12 Luglio 2012 23:06

 I'd like to
 know how you integrate org-mode in your work on MS Windows.

Hi Martin,

I use Org in a Windows 7 environment too.

Regarding he interaction with collegues, (as Russel have already suggested) 
I write my reports in  Org, then export to HTML with the proper stilesheet and 
then open in word
for the last editing.
If I had installed LibreOffice my life'd have been a lot easier (hint, hint ;)

In Org I can open dired link to pdf files (clicking o them), but I haven't yet 
managed 
to open links to word and excel files.

In my home directory I have a .mailcap file:
-
application/pdf;  C:/Program Files (x86)/Adobe/Reader 
10.0/Reader/AcroRd32.exe %s
a plic tion/w rd; C:/Program Files (x86)/Microsoft Office/Office12/win 
ord.exe %s    - DOES NOT WORK and certain letters are missing.
--

Like Mikhail pointed out dired is really useful and
I use Dired extensively; it can also resolve addresses through the Intranet 
evaluating expressions like:

(dired-at-point //Server1/everybody/my-dir)

I also open the files with the appropriate program (excel, word, reader..) in 
the Dired buffer
pressing F3, having the following  code in my .emacs:

;; Dired 
;=
(setq delete-by-moving-to-trash t)
;;; Open files with i.e.
; 
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2284319/opening-files-with-default-windows-application-from-within-emacs
(defun w32-browser (doc) (w32-shell-execute 1 doc))

(eval-after-load dired '(define-key dired-mode-map [f3] (lambda () 
(interactive) (w32-browser (dired-replace-in-string / \\ 
(dired-get-filename))

cheers,
Giovanni




[O] Bug (?): Indentation of lists and customized TODOs

2012-07-13 Thread AW
Hi,

I'm writing lots of plain lists (»unordered lists«). But the third
line in one item is no longer indented, *if I customize the TODOs* by
adding something like »#+TODO: TODO INPUT ASK MAYBE | CANCELLED DONE«
. So how can I customize org-mode TODOs and keep the lists working?


#+TODO: TODO INPUT ASK MAYBE | CANCELLED DONE
* Überschrift
Example:
  - This is the first line.
  - This is the second line and here I'm adding more and more text. It
may be the description of something, let's say the summary of one
of a chapter...

You see? The third line is not indented like it should be. 

Thank you for your help,

kind regards,

Alexander



Re: [O] Bug (?): Indentation of lists and customized TODOs

2012-07-13 Thread Nicolas Goaziou
Hello,

AW alexander.will...@t-online.de writes:

 #+TODO: TODO INPUT ASK MAYBE | CANCELLED DONE
 * berschrift
 Example:
   - This is the first line.
   - This is the second line and here I'm adding more and more text. It
 may be the description of something, let's say the summary of one
 of a chapter...

 You see? The third line is not indented like it should be.

I cannot reproduce it.

Are you using auto-fill-mode? If so, what happens if you put of
a chapter... on the same line as summary of one and use M-q?

Have you used RET instead of C-j? In that case, you can simply indent
last line manually and resume editing your text.

Also, which Org version are you using?


Regards,

-- 
Nicolas Goaziou



Re: [O] Bug (?): Indentation of lists and customized TODOs

2012-07-13 Thread AW
Am Freitag, 13. Juli 2012, 12:34:19 schrieb Nicolas Goaziou:
 Hello,
 
 AW alexander.will...@t-online.de writes:
  #+TODO: TODO INPUT ASK MAYBE | CANCELLED DONE
  * berschrift
  
  Example:
- This is the first line.
- This is the second line and here I'm adding more and more text. It

  may be the description of something, let's say the summary of one
  
  of a chapter...
  
  You see? The third line is not indented like it should be.
 
 I cannot reproduce it.
 
 Are you using auto-fill-mode? 

YES. 'Should have mentioned, sorry. 

 If so, what happens if you put of
 a chapter... on the same line as summary of one and use M-q?

It get's intendet allright:
  - This is the second line and here I'm adding more and more text. It
may be the description of something, let's say the summary of one
of a chapter...

 
 Have you used RET instead of C-j? In that case, you can simply indent
 last line manually and resume editing your text.

I have used neither of them. I just type the text, auto-fill should make line 
breaks, you are right. Auto-fill does, but beginning in the third line, 
something fails.

 
 Also, which Org version are you using?
 

7.8.11

 
 Regards,

Alexander



Re: [O] Bug (?): Indentation of lists and customized TODOs

2012-07-13 Thread Nicolas Goaziou

 I have used neither of them. I just type the text, auto-fill should make line 
 breaks, you are right. Auto-fill does, but beginning in the third line, 
 something fails.

Starting with emacs -Q, I still cannot reproduce your problem. Could
you double-check your configuration?



[O] BUG! Re: Byte compiler warnings in org-clock.el

2012-07-13 Thread Giovanni Ridolfi
Da: Bastien b...@gnu.org
Inviato: Venerdì 13 Luglio 2012 1:46

 Achim Gratz strom...@nexgo.de writes:

  The corresponding defvar should probably be moved:
probably not.

@Achim that's why I wanted to have the last version: to report bugs, 
as stated in the documentation  [[info:org#Feedback]]

For bug reports, please first try to reproduce the bug with the
latest version of Org available

 Done, thanks.

Unfortunately this introduces a bug:

In a new file (with a pending clock)

with Org-mode version 7.8.11 (3ecd7a9ad03323 

when I try to start a clock I get the error:

Symbol's function definition is void: org-clock-in-last 
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-function org-clock-in-last)

whereas I can clock in with version: Org-mode version 7.8.11 (1fe42fd0b 
[and the pending clock is resolved]

If the file is already opened and after M-x org-reload
I the current clock is closed 
when one try to clock in a new subheading
the last subtree is clocked-in 

cheers,

Giovanni



Re: [O] Bug (?): Indentation of lists and customized TODOs

2012-07-13 Thread AW
Am Freitag, 13. Juli 2012, 14:34:45 schrieb Nicolas Goaziou:
  I have used neither of them. I just type the text, auto-fill should make
  line breaks, you are right. Auto-fill does, but beginning in the third
  line, something fails.
 
 Starting with emacs -Q, I still cannot reproduce your problem. Could
 you double-check your configuration?

Yes, I did. When I start Emacs by emacs -Q and switch scratch to org-mode, I 
can switch on auto-fill as well and it all works like expected.

But if I start with my configuration in .emacs, I get a minor mode Ind, 
which seems to be from org-indent.el. My .emacs starts this, but I failed to 
find in which line. So Ind and auto-fill-mode together lead to this strange 
behaviour of lists. If I turn off Ind, everything is well. But where to turn 
off?

Thanks again for your help,

Alexander



Re: [O] How to integrate org-mode in a MS Windows-/Office-based environment?

2012-07-13 Thread Brett Viren
Hi Martin,

M elwood...@web.de writes:

 One example of helpful integration: if I send or get an e-mail which I want
 to follow-up on later, I want to track that in org-mode and I want to have a
 way to quickly find the original message in Outlook again (to reply or
 forward it or whatever), which can be done with hyperlinks.

You can simplify making links to your email messages by creating a
custom link abbreviation assuming there is some uniquely identifying
chunk of the URL to use as a key.

Here are examples using google search and maps:

;; in .emacs
(setq org-link-abbrev-alist
  '(
(google   . http://www.google.com/search?q=;)
(gmap . http://maps.google.com/maps?q=%s;)
))

Example org markup:

[[google:org-mode][org-mode on google]]



-Brett.


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[O] BUG: Clocking is broken in master

2012-07-13 Thread Bernt Hansen
Hi,

I upgraded to release_7.8.11-174-g3ecd7a9
this morning and after setting my clock I can't clock in on another task
anymore (the clock doesn't move)

I reverted back to release_7.8.11-88-g802fc65 which works for me.

I don't have time to pursue the cause of this now but will look at it
this weekend if nobody beats me to it.

Regards,
Bernt



Re: [O] Bug (?): Indentation of lists and customized TODOs

2012-07-13 Thread AW
Am Freitag, 13. Juli 2012, 15:07:16 schrieb AW:
 Am Freitag, 13. Juli 2012, 14:34:45 schrieb Nicolas Goaziou:
   I have used neither of them. I just type the text, auto-fill should make
   line breaks, you are right. Auto-fill does, but beginning in the third
   line, something fails.
  
  Starting with emacs -Q, I still cannot reproduce your problem. Could
  you double-check your configuration?
 
 Yes, I did. When I start Emacs by emacs -Q and switch scratch to org-mode,
 I can switch on auto-fill as well and it all works like expected.
 
 But if I start with my configuration in .emacs, I get a minor mode Ind,
 which seems to be from org-indent.el. My .emacs starts this, but I failed
 to find in which line. So Ind and auto-fill-mode together lead to this
 strange behaviour of lists. If I turn off Ind, everything is well. But
 where to turn off?
 

This is weird. There are some conditions more necessary to reproduce and I'm 
still testing.

1. »(setq org-startup-indented t)« does not trigger the wrong indentation.

2. I had this line in .emacs:
»(setq-default auto-fill-function 'do-auto-fill)«
and replaced it with this function:
»
 (add-hook 'org-mode-hook
   (lambda ()
 (auto-fill-mode 1)))
«

3. The behaviour of lists seems to depend on which kind of text follows.

As soon as I find out, I'll post the result.

Regards,

Alexander








Re: [O] new exporter

2012-07-13 Thread Nicolas Goaziou
Hello,

Achim Gratz strom...@nexgo.de writes:

 Current testing results with the exporter files uncompiled:

 2 unexpected results:
FAILED  test-org-export/read-attribute
FAILED  test-org-export/unravel-code

 ...and compiled:

 6 unexpected results:
FAILED  test-org-export/read-attribute
FAILED  test-org-export/table-cell-alignment
FAILED  test-org-export/table-cell-borders
FAILED  test-org-export/table-row-ends-header-p
FAILED  test-org-export/table-row-starts-header-p
FAILED  test-org-export/unravel-code


 You said you don't get those errors for the table exporter, which is
 still puzzling me.

In fact, I do get the errors from a make test but I don't know how to
reproduce them from emacs.

Also, I cannot determine when they appeared for the first time: I tried
various points back in time, but they always seem to be present.

 Tracebacks for the two new test errors:

The two new errors should be gone. Thank you.


Regards,

-- 
Nicolas Goaziou



Re: [O] BUG: Clocking is broken in master

2012-07-13 Thread Jeff Kowalczyk
Bernt Hansen bernt at norang.ca writes:
 I upgraded to release_7.8.11-174-g3ecd7a9
 this morning and after setting my clock I can't clock in on another task
 anymore (the clock doesn't move)
 
 I reverted back to release_7.8.11-88-g802fc65 which works for me.
 
 I don't have time to pursue the cause of this now but will look at it
 this weekend if nobody beats me to it.
 
 Regards,
 Bernt

I was just going to post the same report. When I try to clock in,
no clock action happens, message:

org-clock-in-last: Wrong type argument: markerp, nil

I am also on 3ecd7a9, reverting.

Thanks,
Jeff





[O] Problem getting booktabs example to work

2012-07-13 Thread Brendan Halpin
I'm trying to implement the LaTeX/booktabs example at section 13.2 of 
http://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/org-latex-export.html
but am having no success.

I've tried a range of tweaks, but the most common result is to get the 
booktabs(table=test-table,align=lrX,env=tabularx)  
line reproduced verbatim in the output. 

I've pulled the latest git version.

In an emacs -Q session, I evaluate the following e-lisp:

 (setq load-path (cons ~/mylisp/org-mode/lisp/ load-path))
 (require 'org ~/mylisp/org-mode/lisp/org.el)
 (org-babel-do-load-languages
  'org-babel-load-languages
  '((emacs-lisp . t)
(R . t)
(ruby . t)
(latex . t)
))
 (org-babel-lob-ingest
 ~/mylisp/org-mode/contrib/babel/library-of-babel.org)

and then do C-c C-e D in a buffer containing this org-mode text:

 #+LATEX_HEADER: \usepackage{tabularx,booktabs}
 
 * Table section
 #+name: tabularx-export
 #+begin_src latex :exports results :results latex
   \begin{table}[htb!]
   \centering
   \footnotesize
   \caption{A table to test booktabs}
   \label{tab:test-table}
 booktabs(table=test-table,align=lrX,env=tabularx)
   \end{table}
 #+end_src
 
 * Not for export   :noexport:
 #+tblname: test-table
 | |   ham |   hol |   h2l |
 |-+---+---+---+
 | ham | 1.000 | 0.998 | 0.996 |
 | hol | 0.998 | 1.000 | 0.999 |
 | h2l | 0.996 | 0.999 | 1.000 |
 | oma | 0.986 | 0.990 | 0.995 |
 | omv | 0.941 | 0.939 | 0.936 |

The document is produced correctly, except for the fact that the
booktabs... chunk appears verbatim in place of the table body. 

As far as I can see I am following the instructions correctly, but I
am probably missing some prerequisite. 

Any pointers appreciated!


Regards,

Brendan
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[O] [GSoC] Merge Driver progress and conflict markers

2012-07-13 Thread Andrew Young
Hello list,
Another small progress update on the org-merge-driver:

The merge driver at this point has the ability to detect the insertion
and deletion of headings, and should correctly cause updates to the tree
structure to conflict.

Here is a short example of the merge driver at work:

Ancestor File:

* Gardening
** Spring Planting
* Rocket Cars
** Speed Concerns
*** How to go faster
* Origami
- How do you fold a crane?

Local Revision:

* Gardening
- Buy a sprinkler.
* Rocket Cars
- rocket cars are cool.
** Speed Concerns
- I'm not going fast enough.
*** How to go faster
*** Bigger engines

Remote Revision:

* Gardening
** Spring Planting
* Rocket Cars
- rocket cars are dangerous.
** Safety Concerns
- Look into wearing a helmet.
* Origami
- Cranes are easy.

Output File:

* Gardening
- Buy a sprinkler.
* Rocket Cars

- rocket cars are cool.
===
- rocket cars are dangerous.

** Safety Concerns
- Look into wearing a helmet.

** Speed Concerns
- I'm not going fast enough.
*** Bigger engines
===


===
* Origami
- Cranes are easy.


Currently, I am working on global matching, which is my name for
detecting element's movement across the document.

I need some input on the display of conflicts: Right now I am trying
to devise the output to be as informative and useful as possible.

There are a number of issues to consider:

1. Providing the most amount of information possible.  This means
including descriptive information in the conflict markers, and never
combining the conflict markers of side-by-side conflicts.  There is
also a risk of printing too much, and cluttering the output.

2. Nested conflict markers. With global matching implemented in the
near future, the merge driver may be printing nested conflicts. This
is because it is possible for conflicts to be inside other conflict
boundaries.  It will be important to consider the desired behavior and
output of the merge driver when merging elements whose parents have
conflicted.

3. Compatibility with org-mode and traditional diff tools. Some merge
tools may simply fail with nested conflicts.

4. Visual queues.  Nested conflict markers could be indented according
to their conflict level to help see where they line up.  This has the
trade off of abandoning the traditional style, and may be initially
confusing.

Following is a simplified example of nested conflict markers. In the
example, each heading is unique and we assume their movement may be
tracked.  In the actual merge driver, IDs would be used to implement
tracking of this nature.

EXAMPLE 2

Ancestor:

* Heading 1
* Heading 2
* Heading 3
** Heading A
** heading B

Local Revision:

* Heading 1
** DONE Heading A
** Heading B
* Heading 2
* Heading 3

Remote Revision:

* Heading 2
** TODO Heading A
* Heading 3

Output File:

 local: updated children
* Heading 1
   local: content update
** DONE Heading A
  ===
** TODO Heading A
   remote: content update
** Heading B
===
 remote: deleted
* Heading 2
 local: moved
===
   local: content update
** DONE Heading A
  ===
** TODO Heading A
   remote: content update
 remote: moved
* Heading 3

## output, non-nested conflicts
 local
* Heading 1
** DONE Heading A
** Heading B
===
 remote
* Heading 2
 local: moved
===
** TODO Heading A

* Heading 3

For the moment, I am partial to using nested conflict markers. Nested
markers display as much information as possible, and allow the merger
to do as much work as possible towards merging the final document.
The drawback of nested markers is that they may be a major departure
from diff output.

Any kind of brainstorming, interesting examples, or opinions would be
a huge help to me.

Thanks,

Andrew



Re: [O] new exporter

2012-07-13 Thread Achim Gratz
Nicolas Goaziou writes:
 In fact, I do get the errors from a make test but I don't know how to
 reproduce them from emacs.

For starters you could try to run Emacs like make test does, but
remove -batch.  This error somehow seems to involve that the test
always returns 'left 'left 'right rather than what the tests expects.

 Also, I cannot determine when they appeared for the first time: I tried
 various points back in time, but they always seem to be present.

Yes, that has been my impression as well.  Again, I can make them go
away by removing one of the byte-compiled files, so I rather suspect
another case of a macro expansion that's not quite what was intented.
Only this time I really don't see from the backtrace what that would be.

 Tracebacks for the two new test errors:

 The two new errors should be gone. Thank you.

Thanks.  I meanwhile had figured that the limit parameter was missing,
but not if it should always be (point-max).  However since you did make
that mistake yourself, maybe you could reconsider the function signature
and perhaps making limit optional and replacing it with (point-max) if
not present (reads as nil)?  It seems that it would unclutter the code
for the typical use...


Regards,
Achim.
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[O] MobileOrg on an Android tablet?

2012-07-13 Thread Luis Anaya
emacs-orgmode-requ...@gnu.org writes:

Hi:


 Is anyone using MobileOrg for android on a tablet?

I am...  Vizio table running Honeycomb.


 More specific question -- is the android version just a phone app that
 will get blown up onto the tablet screen, or will it use the extra
 screen space on a tablet?

It is the android version a phone app. Honeycomb does have options to
manage the real estate on phone apps, being that this option is shown 
on phone apps, that's how I know that is a phone app and not a
tablet native one.  

In the case of mobileorg on Honeycomb, you get more area for text if 
you choose to. It works ok. Keep in mind that you're organizing your
life in plain text :)

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Re: [O] Byte compiler warnings in org-clock.el

2012-07-13 Thread Achim Gratz
Bastien writes:
 The corresponding defvar should probably be moved:

 Done, thanks.

Another issue: the key binding doesn't work, since C-C C-x C-i and
C-C C-x C-I are both mapped to org-clock-in-last via a general key
mapping of S-TAB to TAB.  I can't seem to find where this mapping is
defined and if it can be switched off in Org.  It seems that C-C C-x
C-z would still be available, though.


Regards,
Achim.
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Re: [O] Exporting to groff, now in org-export.el ...

2012-07-13 Thread Luis Anaya
Hi:

I'm still working on this exporter, however being that my boss wants me to do
some actual productive work, I need to split the time between work and
hacking in emacs lisp.

However, during the week I performed the following coding changes to the
groff exporter:

1. Cleaned up some issues related to nested lists and special blocks.
2. Added formatting control on tables. Now the use of l w and c
will propagate in the exported table.
3. Added a new option for title line on tables (:title-line). It overrides the 
first
line to cb (centralized bold).
4. Added support to propagate column width. It will convert 5 characters
to one centimeter. It works sort of ok, but it's groff's doing, not
org-mode. Needs more testing, but what I want to export, it's being
exported fine.
5. Removed irrelevant code, more needs to be removed. This will be ongoing.

Some of these have been discovered while eating my own dog food. I have
an org file in which I store all the meeting notes. I started to export
those to PDF using the groff exporter. Things that have been found that
have resulted in bugs are being fixed and propagated. I'll do that to
make sure that the exporter is stable for daily use by... using it
daily. :)


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Re: [O] Problem getting booktabs example to work

2012-07-13 Thread Thomas S. Dye
brendan.hal...@ul.ie (Brendan Halpin) writes:

 I'm trying to implement the LaTeX/booktabs example at section 13.2 of 
 http://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/org-latex-export.html
 but am having no success.

 I've tried a range of tweaks, but the most common result is to get the 
 booktabs(table=test-table,align=lrX,env=tabularx)  
 line reproduced verbatim in the output. 

 I've pulled the latest git version.

 In an emacs -Q session, I evaluate the following e-lisp:

 (setq load-path (cons ~/mylisp/org-mode/lisp/ load-path))
 (require 'org ~/mylisp/org-mode/lisp/org.el)
 (org-babel-do-load-languages
  'org-babel-load-languages
  '((emacs-lisp . t)
(R . t)
(ruby . t)
(latex . t)
))
 (org-babel-lob-ingest
 ~/mylisp/org-mode/contrib/babel/library-of-babel.org)

 and then do C-c C-e D in a buffer containing this org-mode text:

 #+LATEX_HEADER: \usepackage{tabularx,booktabs}
 
 * Table section
 #+name: tabularx-export
 #+begin_src latex :exports results :results latex
   \begin{table}[htb!]
   \centering
   \footnotesize
   \caption{A table to test booktabs}
   \label{tab:test-table}
 booktabs(table=test-table,align=lrX,env=tabularx)
   \end{table}
 #+end_src
 
 * Not for export   :noexport:
 #+tblname: test-table
 | |   ham |   hol |   h2l |
 |-+---+---+---+
 | ham | 1.000 | 0.998 | 0.996 |
 | hol | 0.998 | 1.000 | 0.999 |
 | h2l | 0.996 | 0.999 | 1.000 |
 | oma | 0.986 | 0.990 | 0.995 |
 | omv | 0.941 | 0.939 | 0.936 |

 The document is produced correctly, except for the fact that the
 booktabs... chunk appears verbatim in place of the table body. 

 As far as I can see I am following the instructions correctly, but I
 am probably missing some prerequisite. 

 Any pointers appreciated!


 Regards,

 Brendan
Aloha Brendan,

My mistake.  You are right, the tabularx-export block should also have
the header argument :noweb yes.

I've pushed this change to Worg.

Thanks for pointing it out.

All the best,
Tom
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[O] Problems with org-crypt on win7

2012-07-13 Thread Simon Thum

Hi all,

with some luck I managed top get org-crypt and gpg-agent running mostly 
smoothly on win7/emacs 23. Except one or two things which is why I'm 
seeking help here. emacs 24 did not work well (crashed when opening 
files), so an update is not an option so far.


My files are utf-8 unix, as I mostly work on linux. The same encoding is 
on win7. Now when I encode a section on win7, I get ^M at the end of 
every line of GPG's ascii-armor.


Is there some way to post-process the GPG output or otherwise swiftly 
get rid of the ^M cruft?



The other issue is that the en/decryption (not sure which, but more 
likely decryption) is playing tricks on me - but solely on win32. Most 
times after decryption I discover that the decrypted text is an old 
version of the text in fact. Where old means as it happended to be 
the first time it was encrypted this emacs run, roughly.


Is there any obvious thing I might be missing, like temporary 
files/buffers to be cleaned?


I'd appreciate any kind of pointer as I have absolutely no idea what 
might be going wrong.


Cheers,

Simon



Re: [O] Problem getting booktabs example to work

2012-07-13 Thread Thomas S. Dye
Aloha Brendan,

I've pushed up another fix to the example on Worg.  The call to booktabs
needs a width argument when the tabularx environment is used.

booktabs(table=test-table,align=lrX,env=tabularx,width=\\textwidth)

Your table doesn't look as if it needs tabularx, so you might want to
change to env=tabular instead.

Thanks to Nick Dokos for pointing out to me off-list that the example
was more broken than I'd thought.

All the best,
Tom

... who has many reasons to be excited about the new exporter.

-- 
Thomas S. Dye
http://www.tsdye.com



Re: [O] Problem getting booktabs example to work

2012-07-13 Thread Nick Dokos
Thomas S. Dye t...@tsdye.com wrote:

 Thanks to Nick Dokos for pointing out to me off-list that the example
 was more broken than I'd thought.
 

In the credit where it's due department, Brendan Halpin was the one
who found the problems: I just acted as a conduit, since I knew who the
guilty party was :-)

Nick