Greg Coladonato writes:
> Here's the report:
>
> [profiler-profile "24.3" cpu #s(hash-table size 325 test equal rehash-size
> ...
The profile shows that bottleneck is undo-fu-session. Even if
org-element-cache is the cause, it should be some strange interaction
with other external packages.
Hi Noboru,
> Org-transclusion is rather simple. It only requires Emacs 27.1 and Org 9.4.
It’s worth noting that currently Org’s minimum supported Emacs version is 25. Do
you use much from Emacs 26/27? There was mention of compat.el earlier though,
and if that goes somewhere this may not be an
On Mon, Nov 1, 2021 at 9:03 PM Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> Greg Coladonato writes:
>
> > Applying the patch doesn't seem to have completely fixed the issue.
> > Here's an error message I got after re-starting running the patch, below.
>
> Thanks! Is org-element--cache-self-verify still set to
Greg Coladonato writes:
> Applying the patch doesn't seem to have completely fixed the issue.
> Here's an error message I got after re-starting running the patch, below.
Thanks! Is org-element--cache-self-verify still set to 'backtrace? I am
not seeing any extra backtrace in the new warning.
>
On Mon, Nov 1, 2021 at 5:40 AM Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> Thanks for reporting and providing the detailed backtrace!
> Backtrace is really strange because cache is clearly updated upon
> changing the file, but somehow somewhere a stale element is still
> returned.
>
> Given that you are using
On 1/11/21 4:33 pm, Tim Cross wrote:
Mike Gauland writes:
I often use an org file to record database queries, using sql source blocks.
I've been putting the database credentials in the file using header-args:sql
properties, but I'd prefer to have the credentials saved in a separate file for
"Thomas Paulsen" writes:
> Hi,
>
> it isn't part of gnu emacs currently.
Yes, this is correct. Org-transclusion is only available on GitHub at
the moment. With the advice from Ihor and others, I am in the process
of sending the whole package as a patch to Org.
>>> "UB" == Uwe Brauer writes:
> Hi
> I am using a poor man's issue system
> the org file in question has header of the form.
> ** WAIT \eqref{eq:section5-blowup:1} is referred as an item not an equation!
>:PROPERTIES:
>:ID: Issues
>:Date: <2021-11-01 lun>
>
Hi,
it isn't part of gnu emacs currently.
Hi
I am using a poor man's issue system
the org file in question has header of the form.
** WAIT \eqref{eq:section5-blowup:1} is referred as an item not an equation!
:PROPERTIES:
:ID: Issues
:Date: <2021-11-01 lun>
:STATUS: [ ]
:Is: 11
:END:
I was
Hi,
I recently used oc-basic and oc-csl but ran into a slight problem when I tried
to cite
"97 Things Every Programmer Should Know — Collective Wisdom from the Experts",
1st ed.; Henney, K., Ed.; O’Reilly Media, Inc., 2010.
...with the command org-cite-insert. Typing "Henney" produced no
> Emacs core rather than fixing this scenario on Emacs side.
*Org side
Max Nikulin writes:
> Ihor, your fix affects linux as well. .cache directory may be missed in
> fresh accounts. E.g. I just have created a new test container (my old
> one has emacs-25):
You are right. Though creating .cache dir is probably a job for xdg.el,
not Org. XDG spec prescribes
On 01/11/2021 18:29, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
Scott Otterson writes:
Apparently, org version 9.5 expects the directory "~/.cache" to exist, and
if it doesn't, it terminates with an error. I'd suggest that org mode
makes this directory if it needs it.
Thanks for reporting! Fixed in 6621ee32e.
>>> "IR" == Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Uwe Brauer writes:
>> Right, maybe such a function should be included in org?
> If there is sufficient interest and someone prepares a patch, why not?
I think even I am able to provide a patch
> But, no other people are participating in this thread for
> /.../ the elpa-mirror package helps out for the "niche" of
> users who need to deploy the extensions on machines that do
> not have access to the internet.
I found out about and used elpa-mirror when I worked in
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Its connection with the net
was somewhat
On Sun, Oct 31, 2021 at 07:39:37PM +, autofrettage wrote:
> you could try using the Emacs package elpa-mirror.
Thanks - this seems exactly what I need - if the idea of distributing
emacs extensions as tar files is completely abandoned. I also see
reasons why going this route to deploy
Noboru Ota writes:
>> You have my +100500 to have this package as part of Org :D
>
> Thank you again :) Is there anything I can/should do to make this
> happen? I would be happy to email the whole package as a "patch" for
> code review, if this were the way but I feel that might clutter this
>
Uwe Brauer writes:
> Right, maybe such a function should be included in org?
If there is sufficient interest and someone prepares a patch, why not?
But, no other people are participating in this thread for now.
Aaron Jensen writes:
> On Sat, Oct 30, 2021 at 11:16 PM Aaron Jensen wrote:
>>
>> Done, I'll report back.
>
> Another one, no trace:
>
> Warning (emacs): Emacs reader failed to read data for # config.org>:org-element--cache. The error was: "Invalid read syntax:
> \"#\", 1, 4670" Disable showing
Greg Coladonato writes:
> I get a similar error to Scott's every time I save an org-mode file. I
> turned on backtrace and got this output:
Thanks for reporting and providing the detailed backtrace!
Backtrace is really strange because cache is clearly updated upon
changing the file, but somehow
Scott Otterson writes:
> Apparently, org version 9.5 expects the directory "~/.cache" to exist, and
> if it doesn't, it terminates with an error. I'd suggest that org mode
> makes this directory if it needs it.
Thanks for reporting! Fixed in 6621ee32e.
Best,
Ihor
>>> "IR" == Ihor Radchenko writes:
> Uwe Brauer writes:
>> Thanks, works very nicely, I only will send it inline, because then it is
>> nicely displayed in HTML enabled MTA.
> ---(mml-attach-file (file-name-concat
> (temporary-file-directory)"agenda.html")
> +++(mml-attach-file
Juan Manuel Macías writes:
> I installed your package a few months ago and I have to say that it
> works quite well, although I have not had, at the moment, the
> opportunity to make intensive use of it. What I can say is that the
> concept seems very interesting to me. Very nice package.
Thank
Ihor Radchenko writes:
>
> Welcome ;)
>
Thank you.
> You have my +100500 to have this package as part of Org :D
Thank you again :) Is there anything I can/should do to make this
happen? I would be happy to email the whole package as a "patch" for
code review, if this were the way but I feel
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