Re: [O] how to change the headline starter *
Carsten Dominik carsten.dominik at gmail.com writes: BTW, this discussion has happened in the mailing list before several times - a FAQ entry might indeed be appropriate. - Carsten Let me apologize for having started the thread then. Sincerely, -- Harven
Re: [O] how to change the headline starter *
Achim Gratz Stromeko at nexgo.de writes: Bastien bzg at altern.org writes: If you can go through Org's code (or motivate someone to go thru the code for you) and check where the * is hardcoded instead of being inherited from outline-mode that would help a lot, because I'm busy with other changes I find more important right now. There's roughly 100 places in Org where \\*+ is hardcoded (there may be false positives and negatives) There are a lot of false positives coming from the wildcards appearing in regular expressions. The * header seems to be hardcoded as ?* and I get less than 30 matches for \\?\\* for the 6.33 version of org-mode. org-archive.el.gz1 org-agenda.el.gz 1 org-clock.el.gz 2 org-datetree.el.gz 1 org-freemind.el.gz 1 org-habit.el.gz 1 org-html.el.gz 1 org-indent.el.gz 1 org-inlinetask.el.gz 2 org-list.el.gz 1 org.el.gz 14 Once the sources have been downloaded and marked in *Ibuffer*, I got these numbers using M-x ibuffer-do-eval RET (print (concat buffer-file-name(number-to-string (how-many \\?\\*))) (get-buffer *scratch*)) RET I am assuming that the org files all start with a org- prefix. Am I right ? Hope that helps
Re: [O] how to change the headline starter *
harven harven at free.fr writes: Achim Gratz Stromeko at nexgo.de writes: Bastien bzg at altern.org writes: If you can go through Org's code (or motivate someone to go thru the code for you) and check where the * is hardcoded instead of being inherited from outline-mode that would help a lot, because I'm busy with other changes I find more important right now. There's roughly 100 places in Org where \\*+ is hardcoded (there may be false positives and negatives) There are a lot of false positives coming from the wildcards appearing in regular expressions. Sorry, I misunderstood what you were looking for. Indeed, these must also be taken in account. And also org-indent-outline-re, I guess. Sincerely, -- Harven
Re: [O] how to change the headline starter *
- Mail Original - De: Bastien b...@altern.org À: Darlan Cavalcante Moreira darc...@gmail.com Cc: harven har...@free.fr, emacs-orgmode@gnu.org Envoyé: Samedi 2 Juillet 2011 11h48:52 GMT +01:00 Amsterdam / Berlin / Berne / Rome / Stockholm / Vienne Objet: Re: [O] how to change the headline starter * Hi Darlan, Darlan Cavalcante Moreira darc...@gmail.com writes: I don't think this is possible. The * as a headline starter seems to be hard-coded in org. I confirm this is not possible, it's hardcoded in outline-mode, and Org is derived from this mode. As this is a FAQ, I added an entry in Worg/org-faq.org Cheers, -- Bastien Sorry for the late response. The * as a headline character is not hard-coded in outline-mode. The headline character can be in fact any regexp, and is specified in the variable outline-regexp defined in outline.el. Its default value is [*\f]+. It is howewer hard-coded as a * e.g. in org-indent.el (e.g. in org-indent-initialize), and a change to outline-regexp breaks org-mode. BUG. How to reproduce. Starting with emacs -Q (this is emacs 23.2 together with org-mode 6.33), execute in the scratch buffer (setq outline-regexp [-\f]+) so as to use - as the headline starter character in outline mode. Switch to another buffer, enter the text - first heading -- second heading some stuff here Activate org-mode. M-x org-mode. Then go to the first heading. TAB folds the text as expected. Go to the second heading. TAB inserts a TAB instead of folding the second heading. Sincerely, -- Harven
Re: [O] how to change the headline starter *
b...@altern.org writes: har...@free.fr writes: (setq outline-regexp [-\f]+) so as to use - as the headline starter character in outline mode. Switch to another buffer, enter the text - first heading -- second heading some stuff here Activate org-mode. M-x org-mode. You should not do this. org-mode lists start with a -, using this character for headlines will just confuse things. Let me rephrase my message then. BUG. How to reproduce. Starting with emacs -Q (this is emacs 23.2 together with org-mode 6.33), execute in the scratch buffer (setq outline-regexp [•\f]+) so as to use a bullet as the headline starter character in outline mode. Switch to another buffer, enter the text • first heading •• second heading some stuff here Activate org-mode. M-x org-mode. Then go to the first heading. TAB folds the text as expected. Go to the second heading. TAB inserts a TAB instead of folding the second heading. Can't you live with the * as the headline character? That's a pretty rude answer, I must say. I don't know a single language (language as e.g. english, russian, spanish...) that uses * as an headline character. BTW, I know that bugs should be reported through the bug tracker, I will do that asap, and no, I don't have a patch, I don't understand how org-mode works. -- Harven
[O] how to change the headline starter *
Hi, is it possible to change the headline starter, for example from * to - ? thanks, -- Harven
[O] problem with utf8 todo keywords
Hi, I use emacs 23.2.1 together with org 6.33. I am trying to add the character ▶ as a todo keyword with no success. Starting with emacs -Q, I execute the following code in the scratch buffer (setq org-todo-keywords '((sequence \u25b6 ok) (sequence \u25b8 ok))) Then I open a simple .org file containing * ▶ first * ▸ second Only the second keyword is highlighted. Why is it not the case with the first keyword ? Thanks, -- Harven
