Re: [O] I can't make work 'startup hidestars'
If it helps, I have the following in my init file to make sure the hidden stars stay hidden: #+begin_src emacs-lisp (defun ded-set-org-hide () "Make sure the background and foreground colors of the org-hide face matches the background of the default face." (interactive) (when (featurep 'org) (set-face-attribute 'org-hide nil :foreground (face-attribute 'default :background)) (set-face-attribute 'org-hide nil :background (face-attribute 'default :background (add-hook 'after-init-hook 'ded-set-org-hide) (add-hook 'org-ctrl-c-ctrl-c-hook 'ded-set-org-hide) #+end_src This works fine, but has to be manually re-run if you load a different custom theme. -- Daniel E. Doherty Law Offices of Daniel E. Doherty ded-...@ddoherty.net
Re: [O] I can't make work 'startup hidestars'
: ) Thank you, Phillip, for the info. At last, I got it right. Selecting manoj-dark color-theme has hid those stars. -- Sincerely, Ashfaq
Re: [O] I can't make work 'startup hidestars'
Ashfaq writes: > However, as I wanted to indent too, it added extra stars in the > line. To be precise, each line has now (2 * line_no -1) no. stars. Why > is it like this? I have no idea. I haven't ran Emacs in a console, let along through ssh, in a couple of years. These days I connect to my machine with vnc through an ssh tunnel. Maybe someone with more experience with emacs in a console can help you. Alternatively, you might just want to bite the bullet and use vnc. Charles -- "The move was on to 'Free the Lizard'" -- Jim Hamerly and Tom Paquin (Open Sources, 1999 O'Reilly and Associates) pgpk8DIDqdCQf.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: [O] I can't make work 'startup hidestars'
> The "hidden stars" colour is determined by the "org-hide" face which > defaults to white. The easiest way for you is to start emacs with the > "-rv" switch when you are using Putty. > > Thanks for the info. I have installed emacs-goodies-el, inserted the following line in .emacs (require 'color-theme) Then I selected a color theme which the color of leading extra stars same as the background giving an illusion of non-existence. However, as I wanted to indent too, it added extra stars in the line. To be precise, each line has now (2 * line_no -1) no. stars. Why is it like this? -- Sincerely, Ashfaq
Re: [O] I can't make work 'startup hidestars'
Ashfaq writes: > They have different background colors. putty has black background. But > the emacs application in Ubuntu has white background. Can it be hacked > into again? :-) The "hidden stars" colour is determined by the "org-hide" face which defaults to white. The easiest way for you is to start emacs with the "-rv" switch when you are using Putty. Charles -- "Never make any mistaeks." (Anonymous, in a mail discussion about to a kernel bug report.) pgpIIFNa5UbCn.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: [O] I can't make work 'startup hidestars'
On Sat, Aug 25, 2012 at 7:03 PM, Charles Philip Chan wrote: > Ashfaq writes: > > > Within the host, I opened an org file with the emacs. Now it can hide > > the stars. However, interestingly, when I ssh-ed into the host with > > 'putty' and opened the same file with emacs, it shows the stars. > > Do they have different colour backgrounds? Hide star is really just a > hack by setting the stars to the same colour as the background. > > They have different background colors. putty has black background. But the emacs application in Ubuntu has white background. Can it be hacked into again? :-) -- Sincerely, Ashfaq
Re: [O] I can't make work 'startup hidestars'
Ashfaq writes: > Within the host, I opened an org file with the emacs. Now it can hide > the stars. However, interestingly, when I ssh-ed into the host with > 'putty' and opened the same file with emacs, it shows the stars. Do they have different colour backgrounds? Hide star is really just a hack by setting the stars to the same colour as the background. Charles -- "It's God. No, not Richard Stallman, or Linus Torvalds, but God." (By Matt Welsh) pgp8cua0a5o54.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: [O] I can't make work 'startup hidestars'
I am testing orgmode in Ubuntu 12.04. The host is a VM in oracle virtual box (ver 4.1.18) in Windows 7. Here the emacs version is 23.3.1. I am using the default org-mode here. Within the host, I opened an org file with the emacs. Now it can hide the stars. However, interestingly, when I ssh-ed into the host with 'putty' and opened the same file with emacs, it shows the stars. Then I tried it in the latest cygwin. Here, the stars are not hidden. The org flie has the following entry -- #+STARTUP: hidestars Sincerely, Ashfaq
Re: [O] I can't make work 'startup hidestars'
Hi Ashfaq, Ashfaq writes: > I have installed slacwark13.7 and emacs 23.3. Then I've installed the > orgmode 7.9.3. This is my .emacs initialization file: ^^ The version is not 7.9.3 but 7.9. The "3" in "org-7.9-3-ga986d3" means that there has been 3 commits since the release of the version tagged release_7.9. > > (require 'org-install) > > Then, in a org file, I added the following lines to have cleaner view > > #+STARTUP: indent > #+STARTUP: hidestars > > > But the starts are not hidden. I can see even extra stars. Could > anyone please help me? I can't reproduce this with emacs-23.4 -Q and I don't have Emacs 23.3. Does this happen with emacs-23.3 -Q or with your config? Can anyone else reproduce this? -- Bastien
[O] I can't make work 'startup hidestars'
Hi All, I have installed slacwark13.7 and emacs 23.3. Then I've installed the orgmode 7.9.3. This is my .emacs initialization file: (require 'org-install) Then, in a org file, I added the following lines to have cleaner view #+STARTUP: indent #+STARTUP: hidestars But the starts are not hidden. I can see even extra stars. Could anyone please help me? -- Sincerely, Ashfaq
