Russell Adams writes:
> One of my concerns is the format. I used to goto user groups
> frequently, and we could break up into smaller groups working on many
> things.
>
> On the other hand, tools like BBB or Jitsi tend to be best for a
> presenter and an audience.
>
> I'm ok with prepping a
Leo Butler writes:
> However, I would like feedback/suggestions on writing such a
> test. Issues include:
>
> 1. how to clean up the side-effects, including changes in the test
>buffer, filesystem and potentially creating an error buffer;
As you did, we generally use unwind-protect. Also,
Hi,
Under the heading
Org Mode compact guide
it says
The Org Mode compact guide is a shorter introduction to the main
feature of Org Mode.
This should probably be
... features of Org Mode.
Under the heading
Org manual for the GNU Emacs version
it says
GNU Emacs publishes
András Simonyi writes:
>> Also, it would be nice to describe CSL usage and tweaks in the manual.
>
> Time permitting I may try to add something, but wouldn't it be a
> problem if the CSL export processor was discussed in much more detail
> than the others?
> I was also thinking about providing a
Rudolf Adamkovič writes:
> Ihor Radchenko writes:
>
>> The proper test is not presence of the message, but the correct
>> conversion of the legacy options in the actual html output.
>
> We do test the results in the HTML output, of course. Still, I would
> like to test the user messages too.
Max Nikulin writes:
>> AFAIU, your version of `org-attach-dir-from-id' may sometimes return
>> nil, which is neither documented
>
> "otherwise independently of TRY-ALL
> value return the first non nil value."
>
> indirectly assumes nil. It may be made more prominent.
I feel like this makes the
another option that might work for many users [at least would work for
myself buyt needs are modest here] is unbreakable multi-directinal
links such that you can link from a docstring to the manual or from
the manual to the docstring.
by multidirectional i mean you can have the same link, which
hi max,
welcome to org.
org-roam has been suggested but i do not use it so i will not address
that and will leave it to others.
org is a good choice for this kind of thing, but it is not clear to me
how much of it needs to be built on top of existing to get what you
ask for. emacs is good at
Ihor Radchenko writes:
> The proper test is not presence of the message, but the correct
> conversion of the legacy options in the actual html output.
We do test the results in the HTML output, of course. Still, I would
like to test the user messages too. By my definition, "proper" tests
I use orgroam for this sort of thing: https://www.orgroam.com/ In fact, I
manage most of my org files with orgroam.
-- Bill
On Mon, Nov 7, 2022 at 9:52 PM Max Brieiev wrote:
> Org newbie here.
>
> Org advertizes itself as a note management and organizer system.
>
> How suitable is it to
Org newbie here.
Org advertizes itself as a note management and organizer system.
How suitable is it to manage documents?
Documents are files, usually in pdf format, stored as blobs on file
system. I need to attach some meta data to them. Like tags, for example,
'invoice' or 'contract' or some
On Sat, Nov 05 2022, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> Mmm.. By manually checking magit log. It can provide extra highlight for
> things that have been changed and also moved around (which is more
> accurate than raw LOC count from git).
>
> And I missed one of the aikrahguzar's commits. With f41befa,
Ihor, I played with my patch for some time and the only issue I have
noticed is missed backslashes in a docstring.
On 05/10/2022 12:44, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
AFAIU, your version of `org-attach-dir-from-id' may sometimes return
nil, which is neither documented
"otherwise independently of
Hello,
I am patching a bug in ob-octave.el (see attachment) involving the
creation of graphics files. The bug itself is easy to fix: a single line
in ob-octave.el ensures the special variable `ans' is bound, to prevent
Octave from exiting with a non-zero exit code.
However, I would like
On Sun, Nov 06 2022, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> Leo Butler writes:
>
>>> I do not have a Windows machine to test and not motivated enough to
>>> try Emacs in wine.
>>
>> Max, a minor modification of the test you sent earlier shows that when
>> system-type is ms-dos, the placement does not matter
On Sat, Nov 05 2022, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> Leo Butler writes:
>
>> I believe the attached patch fixes all the problems that you saw with
>> the previous versions.
>
> Thanks!
> Applied onto master.
> https://git.sr.ht/~bzg/worg/commit/c1440ba5f98634adf08209631d305c1814fb7f9a
Thanks, Ihor. I
On Mon, Nov 7, 2022, 07:42 Russell Adams wrote:
Does anyone know an open conferencing solution that allows smaller
> workgroups within a larger unit?
>
BBB has breakout rooms. I haven't experimented with them, but it looks like
you can set them up so that people can join the one they want, be
On Mon, Nov 07, 2022 at 12:08:32PM +, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> Russell Adams writes:
>
> >> For the sake of the talk, it would have to be worked out a bit sooner
> >> actually.
> >> I’ll most likely be submitting a recording next weekend.
> >
> > I hadn't intended this to conflict with
Russell Adams writes:
>> For the sake of the talk, it would have to be worked out a bit sooner
>> actually.
>> I’ll most likely be submitting a recording next weekend.
>
> I hadn't intended this to conflict with anything else. I was hoping to
> start a routine meeting, and like I said my time
Let's pick a Saturday one or two weeks after EmacsConf. Then we can
announce it either during Timothy's talk or during the live Q after
Timothy's talk in case the details don't get ironed out this weekend.
People can share what they picked up at the conference, and I can show the
Org files I use
On Mon, Nov 07, 2022 at 01:28:29PM +0800, Timothy wrote:
> Hi Ihor,
>
> > To clarify, Timothy’s presentation is going to be in December.
> > It would be great if you finalize how committed you can be to this by
> > then. Both from technical point of view and from your free time
> > availability.
>
Dear All,
On Mon, 7 Nov 2022 at 03:47, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
> Please, document the new customization in ORG-NEWS.
Dear Ihor, thanks for the comments! I'm going to update the NEWS file
shortly in a new version of the patch.
> Also, it would be nice to describe CSL usage and tweaks in the
Renato Pontefice writes:
> I do not read the Org Manual. I’ve just reach it and found Agenda part of it.
> But I find just things that do not interest. Is it possible to have what am I
> asking? If yes, what can I look for in Org manual?
I think that I need to clarify a bit why you are
Renato Pontefice writes:
> I do not read the Org Manual. I’ve just reach it and found Agenda part of it.
> But I find just things that do not interest. Is it possible to have what am I
> asking? If yes, what can I look for in Org manual?
11.3.1 Weekly/daily agenda
org-agenda-start-day
You can
I do not read the Org Manual. I’ve just reach it and found Agenda part of it.
But I find just things that do not interest. Is it possible to have what am I
asking? If yes, what can I look for in Org manual?
Thank you
Renato
> Il giorno 5 nov 2022, alle ore 23:57, Quiliro Ordóñez ha
>
Hi Ihor,
> To clarify, Timothy’s presentation is going to be in December.
> It would be great if you finalize how committed you can be to this by
> then. Both from technical point of view and from your free time
> availability.
For the sake of the talk, it would have to be worked out a bit
Ankit Raj Pandey writes:
> When org-archive-mark-done is enabled, org silently fails on setting the
> TODO state of the archived headline to DONE if the task is blocked.
>
> This patch changes that behavior so the headline is prevented from being
> archived in the first place. Instead, org
thecashewtrader writes:
> +* User Defined Functions
> +** Function Signature
> +User defined functions should:
> +
> +- Optionally accept one parameter i.e. the =match= variable. The Org agenda
> dispatch function will call the user-defined function with one parameter
> representing the
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