[O] Better default for org-texinfo-info-process
Hello, For some reason the authors of `makeinfo' thought it would be a good idea to split the generated info file into two files by default once its size reaches a certain undocumented threshold. When that happened to me for the first time I was very surprised and thought that "foo-1.info" and "foo-2.info" were some intermediate files, added appropriate rules to ".gitignore", and went on shipping an outdated "foo.info" for a while. (Off topic: I no longer ship "*.info" files, just "*.texi".) Since I have figured out what is going on, I am using this: (setq org-texinfo-info-process '("makeinfo --no-split %f")) Please consider making this the default value. Best regards, Jonas
[O] Disable indent-tabs-mode in org-src buffers if appropriate
Me again, For the most part Org now honors the file-local value of `indent-tabs-mode' as set in an Org file. When that value is `nil' and a buffer used to edit a source block from that file contains lines that begin with tabs, then those tabs are being replaced with spaces before the text is written back into the Org file. So far so good. Unfortunately inside the buffer used to edit the source block `indent-tabs-mode' is not disabled when appropriate. That doesn't matter that much since it is just a transient buffer, but it is still distracting. I suggest that you fix that by adding the following at the appropriate place in `org-src--edit-element': (when (= source-tab-width 0) (setq indent-tabs-mode nil)) Thanks, Jonas
[O] How to hide a specific subtree during startup?
Hi, I'd like to hide a specific *subtree* (not the whole document) after initial open, how to achieve that? I'd anticipate there is some magic property drawer under that subtree headline. Better, if that subtree will avoid participating in the global visibility cycling. It will get expanded/collapsed only when the cursor is *on* that subtree and I press tab-s. Best, Shiyao
Re: [O] How to hide a specific subtree during startup?
On Wed, Jul 26, 2017, 8:42 PM Shiyao Ma wrote: > Hi, > > I'd like to hide a specific *subtree* (not the whole document) after > initial open, how to achieve that? > Tag that subtree as ARCHIVE (note the all uppercase). I'd anticipate there is some magic property drawer under that subtree > headline. > > Better, if that subtree will avoid participating in the global visibility > cycling. It will get expanded/collapsed only when the cursor is *on* that > subtree and I press tab-s. > Archived subtrees will not expand on global cycling. They will also not expand on TAB; you'll need C-TAB instead. > -- Kaushal Modi
Re: [O] How to hide a specific subtree during startup?
Thanks. This solves my problem. > On 27 Jul 2017, at 08:58, Kaushal Modi wrote: > > On Wed, Jul 26, 2017, 8:42 PM Shiyao Ma wrote: > Hi, > > I'd like to hide a specific *subtree* (not the whole document) after initial > open, how to achieve that? > > Tag that subtree as ARCHIVE (note the all uppercase). > > I'd anticipate there is some magic property drawer under that subtree > headline. > > Better, if that subtree will avoid participating in the global visibility > cycling. It will get expanded/collapsed only when the cursor is *on* that > subtree and I press tab-s. > > Archived subtrees will not expand on global cycling. They will also not > expand on TAB; you'll need C-TAB instead. > -- > Kaushal Modi >