On Oct 17, 2009, at 10:28 PM, James TD Smith wrote:
I was cleaning out my Firefox tabs, using org-protocol to drop links
into my org
buffers, when it occured to me that having keybindings for the store
link and
remember functions would be quicker than clicking on the
bookmarklets. I use a
Hi,
if you have a proposal how to improve the documentation, let me know.
- Carsten
On Oct 18, 2009, at 6:37 AM, tan@juno.com wrote:
Thanks. I didn't realise that Org's Agenda mode/Timeline view has an
"l" key for log mode. That shows all the items, closed and scheduled
- exactly what
Thanks. I didn't realise that Org's Agenda mode/Timeline view has an "l" key
for log mode. That shows all the items, closed and scheduled - exactly what I
was looking for.
The Info page is somewhat sparse on this, but seeing how it works, it makes
sense now.
-- Original Message ---
Fstree blocks are now org dblocks, which removes the need for the code for
finding fstree blocks and parsing the options.
Make the recursive directory filtering less ugly (and faster).
Trigger the dynamic updates from properties. It still doesn't quite work right,
but it was experimental anyway.
Hi Andy,
I finally got around to merging my changes to org-fstree into the current
version. While I was applying my changes I decided to make fstree blocks use the
general org dblocks framework, which eliminates the need for all the code to
find the boundaries of the region to put the tree in and
I was cleaning out my Firefox tabs, using org-protocol to drop links into my org
buffers, when it occured to me that having keybindings for the store link and
remember functions would be quicker than clicking on the bookmarklets. I use a
Firefox plugin called keyconfig which lets you change the key
Hi Eric,
Wonderful! I look forward to using this new tool. Thank you.
If it eases your pain :), I don't plan to ignore the org latex export
helpers. I'd like to produce a "reproducible research" document (as
LaTeX/pdf and/or html) that includes descriptions of data collection,
analysis,
Hi Dan,
> "Eric" == Eric S Fraga writes:
Eric> At Thu, 15 Oct 2009 13:01:46 -0400,
Eric> Dan Davison wrote:
>> I'm not on ubuntu 9.10 yet. Carsten / others -- is 6.30c what you'd get
>> with emacs 23 on the current ubuntu beta release, or is org frozen at
>> 6.21 in emac
Hi Tom,
I certainly believe what you describe should be possible, although it
pains me to imagine embedding pure latex code in an Org-mode document
and losing the ability to use the org latex export helpers :), but I
digress.
Org-babel needs to be told to recognize latex source code blocks and ho
Aloha all,
Is it possible (or would it be useful) to leverage the literate
programming facilities of org-babel to write LaTeX code?
I'd like to weave a document that describes how some thesis/idea/story
can be developed/elaborated/told and then tangle an instance of
'developed thesis'/'el
At Thu, 15 Oct 2009 13:01:46 -0400,
Dan Davison wrote:
> I'm not on ubuntu 9.10 yet. Carsten / others -- is 6.30c what you'd get
> with emacs 23 on the current ubuntu beta release, or is org frozen at
> 6.21 in emacs23?
I can't speak for ubuntu but Debian's unstable version of emacs (which
I'm us
I want to have all org files inside my directory "~/reference/" to be
refile targets.
~/reference/a/a.org
~/reference/b/b.org
~/reference/c/c.org
~/reference/c/c.ods
~/reference/d/d.org
~/reference/d/d.txt
...
I want all files ending in ".org" located somewhere inside (recursive)
"~/reference/" t
I get mismatch when trying to
(customize-variable 'org-agenda-sorting-strategy)
. The search option is not included in the defcustom.
Maybe I have missed something but for me the attached patch fixes the
problem.
A tiny contribution hopefully, but anyway... :)
diff --git a/lisp/org-agenda.e
> For example (untested)
>
> (defun my-refile-to-reference ()
> (interactive)
> (let ((org-refile-targets (list (directory-files "~/Reference/ 'full
> "*.org")
> '(:maxlevel . 1
> (call-interactively 'org-refile)))
>
> Would offer all top-level headlines i
Am Samstag, den 17.10.2009, 12:58 +0200 schrieb Eraldo Helal:
> Thank you very much for sharing this!
> That seems to be more than what I need.
>
> A waaay easier solution would be to be able to refile/save a headline
> to a non-predefined target.
> > just like it is the case with "find file" (C-
Thank you very much for sharing this!
That seems to be more than what I need.
A waaay easier solution would be to be able to refile/save a headline
to a non-predefined target.
> just like it is the case with "find file" (C-x C-f)
in other words: being able to "find a file" to use as refile target
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