> Meanwhile, you may, for example, advice
> org-fold--isearch-filter-predicate to re-fold drawers during isearch.
org-fold--isearch-filter-predicate->isearch-filter-visible
Ihor Radchenko writes:
>> I haven't reached the bottom of this rabbit hole yet. Since I think
>> I've spent all the
> I haven't reached the bottom of this rabbit hole yet. Since I think
> I've spent all the time I had to spend in this issue for the day, here's
> where I'm at.
There used to be several types of overlays for headline folding, drawer
folding, and block folding. One of the recent commits made all
I haven't reached the bottom of this rabbit hole yet. Since I think
I've spent all the time I had to spend in this issue for the day, here's
where I'm at.
If I open my example file[1] with Org 9.3 and master (86fada6b5), and
compare the overlays covering the hidden part of the first LOGBOOK
Hi,
I wrote my message in a hurry. Let me clarify it.
>
> I'm only talking about built-in tooling. I don't mind if a user have the
> feature you're proposing, of course, as it is not wrong per se.
>
> However, I believe that's not the best solution for the problem we're
> trying to solve. I think
sorry for the messed up setting of the table, trying again, and adding a
web-paste
http://ix.io/2qMC
| date | measure | running avg |
|---+-+-|
| 01-27 | 604 | |
| 01-28 | 314 | |
| 01-29 | 636 | |
| 01-30 | 305 |
hi again,
I haven't found how to solve this, short of removing the evaluation of
`user-error' from the org-table.el code, or stuffing my TBLFM line with
field formulas.
a very simple use case: three columns: the date, a daily measurement,
and a running 4-days average.
| date | measure |
> On Fri, 3 Jul 2020 15:18:40 +0200, hj-orgmod...@hj.proberto.com said:
hj-orgmode-1> Hello again.
hj-orgmode-1> After a lot of searching and trying, I finally figured one
thing that
hj-orgmode-1> seems to work: ( I am no lisp programmer, so I don't know what
hj-orgmode-1>
Kévin Le Gouguec writes:
> For example, in the attached file, if I search for "bug#5":
>
> - Org 9.3 keeps the drawers closed,
> - Org 9.4 opens every drawer for bugs 4, 5 and 6.
>
> AFAICT Org 9.3 never opened these drawers unless either
> org-startup-folded was showeverything, the user
Hello again.
After a lot of searching and trying, I finally figured one thing that
seems to work: ( I am no lisp programmer, so I don't know what negative
side effects might this have) ; I've added into dotspacemacs/user-config
section inside .spacemacs :
(add-hook 'org-load-hook
(Fri, Jul 03, 2020 at 02:20:24AM -0400) Kyle Meyer :
> > Now filter with `C-c / m sometag`. It will show only "Some header to
> > remove". However, if you remove that heading (with C-k) it will also
> > remove the next one, which is a quite surprising behavior.
> > Is there a way to avoid getting
I ran into a situation with a simple file where I wanted it to be exported to
html every time I saved. After some troubleshooting and IRC help I was able to
get a header/file local variable to work. Posting here for others to save time!
Place this at the top of your .org file:
# -*- eval:
No Wayman writes:
> `org-capture' does not pass its KEYS argument to
> `org-capture-goto-target'.
> (Must not be a common use-case, as git blame points to
> org-capture's introduction 10 years ago!)
>
> The attached patch does just that.
Thanks for the patch. Indeed it looks like an oversight
Ismael Bouya writes:
> I would like to report a bug in filtered mode for org-mode. Take this
> given file as example:
> ---
> * Some heading 1
> ** Some header to remove:sometag:
> ** Some header to keep
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