No, there is no public repo and I'm not sure I even kept what little I
had done - it was just a hacked elisp file. I'll have a look through my
elisp archive, but don't expect much.
Over the weekend, I caught up on a bit of clojure and things have
progressed in the last few months. I notice the
Hi!
I have an older Html-file exported from an org-mode file with org-ref
citations. All citation links are internal links into the reference section,
fine! But if I anew export the org-mode file, now, the generated citation links
are external file links to (not existing) files. For example,
Tim Cross writes:
> I did begin to look at it. From memory, the inf-clojure integration didn't
> look that hard,
> but it did require some additional scaffolding to mae the comms work well. I
> then got
> distracted with a new job and haven't had time to go back to it. Currently,
> I've not
Hi,
I have been trying out ob-lilypond and it works really well, except for the
arrange mode. Any attempt to run ly-tangle results in 'Symbol’s function
definition is void: org-babel-get-header' and so does an attempt to export
a file, such as the example file, in basic mode to html for instance.
Hi Armin
That's an interesting approach. I didn't think about giving arguments to
the :tangle operator. This is basically what I was looking for. Just a
bit more to write to each relevant source block. I will give it a try.
Sven
Amin Bandali writes:
> Hello,
>
> Indeed, a tag-based solution
Hi
Thanks for the answer.
Tim Cross writes:
> As your emacs init file is really just a lisp program, it is relatively
> easy to implement multiple environment support within the file itself,
> which is what I do. At the start of my init file, I just have some elisp
> which sets variables
