Gustav Wikström writes:
> FYI, pushed to master. Commit 26ace9004
Thanks
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I'm submitting this as a patch. I've used it on hundreds of latex
fragments over the past week or so and haven't experienced any issues
(which is expected since the change is small).
>From a699b699ed4132839c39f1152868bb13364422c7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Matt Huszagh
Date: Sat, 14 Dec
Nicolas Goaziou writes:
> So, has anyone settled on which one to apply?
My vote goes for keeping the newlines to improve readability in the
generated tex file. But, again, I'm more than happy to be overuled.
> Minor nitpick:
>
> (if (string-suffix-p string "\n") ...)
>
> is slightly less
Tim Cross writes:
[...]
> Its a +1 from me.
And me -- I use Org across so many different contexts (in fact, I'd
propose the name org-contexts over org-collections \end{bikeshed}),
sometimes using the /same data in different contexts/, and while Org has
good tools for localizing config
In general, I like the idea. While you are correct that most of what you
refer to can be achieved using existing org functionality, I like the
clear separation 'collections' would offer - it is like a namespace for
a collection of org documents. I like the idea of being able to isolate
Hello,
Kyle Meyer writes:
> Nicolas Goaziou writes:
> Sorry, I don't have write access. But this issue seems to be about the
> Org ELPA tarball, so I don't understand how it'd be related to the
> recent Org sync with the Emacs repo.
That's because I misread the bug report and though it was
Hello,
Tom Gillespie writes:
> I've written some basic tests for this and I couldn't find any other
> tests that seemed to deal with fontification at all. In order to get
> fontification tests to work I added a call to `font-lock-ensure' inside
> `org-test-with-temp-text' (see excerpted patch
Hello,
Matt Huszagh writes:
> Thanks for the reply Eric. The thing I like about the newlines is that the
> generated tex files are slightly easier to read. However, this is really
> minor. I've created 2 separate patches: one keeping the newlines and the
> other without. I'm happy to defer to
Hi list and all honored readers!
I have an idea. One that I've mentioned before in side notes. And I want to
emphasize that this still only is an idea. But I want to present this idea to
you. As a way to gather feedback and get input. Maybe the idea is stupid!?
Maybe you think it's already
