Thanks for the patch.
Allen Li writes:
> Example Org file:
>
> * Parent :foo:bar:baz:
> ** Child :foo:bar:spam:
>
> Invoking org-set-tags-command with point on Child prepopulates the
> minibuffer prompt with only the tags :spam:
>
> This is because org-get-tags doesn't distinguish between
Hi there,
Just wanted to mention that there’s an embryo at
https://github.com/Whil-/org-collection for de-globalizing your org mode setup
into collections. For those interested in that.
This relates to:
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-orgmode/2019-12/msg00215.html
It’s hasn’t turned
Example Org file:
* Parent :foo:bar:baz:
** Child :foo:bar:spam:
Invoking org-set-tags-command with point on Child prepopulates the
minibuffer prompt with only the tags :spam:
This is because org-get-tags doesn't distinguish between inherited only
tags and inherited tags which are also
The current behavior of `org-add-planning-info' does not include
the time of day when
it is passed the TIME argument. This is because
`org-time-was-given' is initially let-bound to nil
during the scope of the function.
The attached patch removes that binding and allows the caller to
pass
Hi Christian,
Thanks for reporting this and providing a fix!
> The function `org-babel-python-evaluate-session' doesn't process temp
> file names with `org-babel-process-file-name' before inserting them into
> the Python code blocks. This causes a 'No such file' error when the
> executing the
Hello,
Nick Higham writes:
> I thought this might be to do with something in my .emacs, but the same
> problem happens with a bare bones Emacs. A simple example is this file:
>
> #
> # ex1a_bad.org
> \[
> \widehat{y} =
I use Org for producing LaTeX (e.g., all of https://github.com/higham/what-is
is produced from Org source).
I'm finding that Org has trouble parsing some LaTeX math expressions and
I then have to make seemingly arbitrary tweaks to get it to parse correctly.
I thought this might be to do with
