[O] Invoking org-protocol via emacsclient switches buffer
Hello Org-Mode team, I wrote myself a small bash script that uses dmenu and emacsclient to get notes into Org-Mode via org-protocol-capture. I've set up some capture templates that fill in the provided information and configured them to immediate finish without further interaction. Most of the time I just have one Emacs frame displaying my agenda. Now, when I invoke my script, the notes get added to my org file just fine but Emacs also switches away from my agenda to the org file the notes get inserted into. Is there a way to prevent that?
[O] Show only next n tasks of a project in the agenda
Hello Orgmode list, I do a lot of project planning in Orgmode. All my projects are of the ordered sort, where later steps are blocked until previous steps have been completed. In my agenda, blocked tasks are dimmed because I like to see the next steps of a project. But now, having a few projects running in parallel, this list has become pretty crowded. Is there a possibility to show only a (configurable) number of next steps (blocked tasks) per project? The only alternative I found was to hide blocked tasks entirely, which is not what I want. Ciao, Marcus
Re: [O] Rebuilding the Agenda hides inline Images
Marcus Klemm marcus.klemm at googlemail.com writes: Hello Org-mode developers, I have an org document with some inline images that I'd like to be displayed permanently. I can switch them on using org-toggle-inline-images, but whenever the agenda is rebuilt, either manually or by an idle timer, they disappear, so I have to call org-toggle-inline-images twice (switch inline images off, then on again ) to get them back. I have found no clues in the manual or mailing list for this being the intended behavior, so I guess I found a bug. Ciao, Marcus Klemm Over a week and no reaction at all? Really? This is a serious problem for me. If you need more information about my setup or if there is a bug tracker I should use, please tell me! Ciao, Marcus Klemm
Re: [O] Rebuilding the Agenda hides inline Images
Charles Philip Chan cpchan at bell.net writes: Bastien bzg at gnu.org writes: Hi Bastien: Do you have (setq org-startup-with-inline-images t) ? I have the above set to t and I have the same problem. The images will disappear when the agenda is build. I have to toggle it twice for the images to reappear. Do you use, by any chance, a custom block agenda? I wanted to reply to Bastien as fast as possible, so I tried to reproduce my problem at work. I installed Emacs (v23) and orgmode, created a document with inline images and built the agenda. The images did not disappear, everything worked as I would expect. At home, I use Emacs 24 and have many customizations (from worg's tipps and tricks page, mostly) in my .emacs. I also almost exclusively use a custom block agenda showing me the events of today and the next 7 days, my todo list seperated into generic TODO-items, items I have marked as next (custom TODO keyword), items marked as waiting (dito) etc. I also have the agenda use the whole emacs frame, not splitting it. So now I have to disable all of those customizations and try again, one by one ... won't happen until the day after tomorrow (deadlines). By the way, I found using the iimage minor mode to be a good workaround. Ciao, Marcus
[O] Rebuilding the Agenda hides inline Images
Hello Org-mode developers, I have an org document with some inline images that I'd like to be displayed permanently. I can switch them on using org-toggle-inline-images, but whenever the agenda is rebuilt, either manually or by an idle timer, they disappear, so I have to call org-toggle-inline-images twice (switch inline images off, then on again ) to get them back. I have found no clues in the manual or mailing list for this being the intended behavior, so I guess I found a bug. Ciao, Marcus Klemm
Re: [O] How can I bypass the agenda dispatcher and call a custom block agenda directly?
Bernt Hansen bernt at norang.ca writes: Certainly this is doable (org-agenda t a) Just bind this to the key of your choice and substitute a with the agenda you want to run. Doesn't work for me. I get: recursive-edit: Wrong type argument: commandp, (org-agenda t A)
Re: [O] How can I bypass the agenda dispatcher and call a custom block agenda directly?
Pieter Praet pieter at praet.org writes: That's because you need to wrap it in a lambda function. Okay, thanks. Ciao, Marcus
Re: [O] (org-display-inline-images)
Bastien bastien.guerry at wikimedia.fr writes: Jonathan BISSON bissonjonathan at gmail.com writes: I'm using inline images a lot in my org-files, but sometimes, the inline image disappears and I need to do a (org-display-inline-images) again. I need to look in more details when does this really happen. Ok, let us know. I've got the same problem and it seems like rebuilding the agenda buffer makes the inline images disappear. Ciao, Marcus
Re: [O] how to change the headline starter *
Pieter Praet pieter at praet.org writes: What the OP is suggesting effectively nullifies the separation between model and view ... I'm sorry, but this is just plain wrong. The whole problem is that in orgmode there is no real separation between model and view. Any normal interactive application reads its data from one or multiple file formats, transforms them to an internal representation, applies operations to this internal representation and transforms it again for the display. One can easily change the file format, internal representation or appearance without changing the other. In orgmode, it's basicly all one and the same. The model is the same as the file format, with some additional run-time-information such as which parts of the document are visible. And the view is the same as the model, with some fontification. That's why changing the appearance of the headlines would mean to change the model and--in the end--the file format as well. Which, as you correctly stated, would create a lot of new problems. Ciao, Marcus
[O] org-babel: session support for node.js
Hello List, Org-babel supports Javascript through node.js but does not support session evaluation. I wonder if there is a technical reason or if simply nobody implemented it (yet). Ciao, Marcus
Re: [O] Calendar-like view of the org-agenda
Hello Tassilo, Tassilo Horn tassilo at member.fsf.org writes: I don't think that would be a good idea, cause in org you partly draw the tables on your own, that is, you write |TAB for another row etc.. You don't want to have to insert unicode characters there. You are right, it would not be enough to simply replace the characters, one would have to translate the traditional input to the unicode characters on the fly. But it looks sooo much better and would be, strictly speaking, still just plain text. I love org-mode for its power and flexibility but I grew up using an Amiga, laughing at the MS-DOS users with their ancient text mode interfaces and I still can't force myself to like that aspect of org. So everything that makes it look more graphic is welcome to me.
Re: [O] Calendar-like view of the org-agenda
Tassilo Horn tassilo at member.fsf.org writes: I've also made the characters used for table rendering customizable, so that you can use nice unicode glyphs. This is awesome! Could it somehow incorporated into orgmode to draw the tables there? Ciao, Marcus
[O] No Brackets in TODO keywords?
Hello List, For visual reasons I'd like to have TODO keywords in brackets, like [TODO], [DONE] etc. Unfortunately, orgmode does not allow me to do that. I can define them, I can select them with C-c C-t, but in the actual .org file they are not recognized as TODO keywords. Or, at least, they don't get drawn using the org-todo face. Ciao, Marcus
[O] Remote editing not working from agenda views?
Hello List, I've created a custom block agenda that consists of an agenda view showing me the scheduled items of the next 7 days and a TODO list showing me unscheduled TODO items from various projects. In the TODO part, I can toggle states using t, switch to an entry's origin with SPC, TAB and RET and so on. When I try the same in the agenda part, Emacs says Command not allowed in this line. In the process of investigating this issue I found that remote editing, jumping to origin etc. is also not working in the built-in agenda views for the day, week etc. What am I missing? Ciao, Marcus
[O] Remote editing not working from agenda?
Hello List, I've created a custom block agenda that consists of an agenda view showing me the scheduled items of the next 7 days and a TODO list showing me unscheduled TODO items from various projects. In the TODO part, I can toggle states using t, switch to an entry's origin with SPC, TAB and RET and so on. When I try the same in the agenda part, Emacs says Command not allowed in this line. In the process of investigating this issue I found that remote editing, jumping to origin etc. is also not working in the built-in agenda views for the day, week etc. What am I missing? Ciao, Marcus
[Orgmode] Re: Tags not lining up in org-indent-mode
Carsten Dominik carsten.dominik at gmail.com writes: well, this does stop tabs from being used, but it does not stop the mis-alignment of tags on different outline levels. Any news on that? Although I have no idea how org-mode works internally, I simply tried replacing line 12773 of org.el: (- (- org-tags-column) (length tags with: (- (- (- org-tags-column) (length tags)) (* org-indent-indention-per-level level Emacs just says: 'Symbol's value as variable is void: level'. I suspected something like that because 'level' and 'org-indent-indention-per-level' are from org-indent.el. Last time I did anything with Lisp was ten years ago. How can I use those variables in org.el? ___ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Please use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
