Given a list of agenda files, I can bring up a global view of all
tasks. Then, if I enter into column mode and try to edit one of the
columns (say priority), it complains about the marker.
My config is the minimal one found on
http://orgmode.org/manual/Feedback.html. The agenda file I used is
* lisp/org-colview.el (org-dblock-write:columnview): Change the
capture of pos to after inserting the original content
The problem is with a block that has content preceding the table.
Upon recreating the content, the `pos' gets set to the beginning of
this content instead of the table. Later
I'm trying to create a table of periodic data and calculate a moving
average in an adjacent column. I was trying to use field coordinates,
but they do not work how I would like them to work.
Here is what I have for a 5-day moving average:
| Daily Data | Moving Average |
Hi Paul,
I have a small emacs project that creates a word-count mode and function
for use. It currently does not ignore sections like your proposal, but I think
that would be interesting functionality.
Mine does keep a running tally of adds/delete in the mode line. It also
lets you set a goal
Nice. How hard would it be to make it org-aware (i.e. don't count
syntactic elements in an org buffer)?
I use the how-many function to get the search. I'm not sure off the
top of my head, but there would be some rework required to make it
work properly and ignore those items.
I'll gladly
Eric,
I should mention that I am using the Syntaxhighlighter Evolved
plugin for Wordpress. It allows shortcodes with just the language
name. I probably should use the [sourcecode lang=...] variant
instead. Maybe that is why my version did not work for you?
My latest page created with my code
Hi, I also was interested in posting these blocks (through org2blog in
wordpress). The code I posted below is added to
'org-export-preprocess-hooks' where it looks for BEGIN_SRC blocks as
well as ':' blocks of code.
In the case of BEGIN_SRC blocks, I add a header option, :syntaxhl where
I can
Rafael,
I had my shortcodes setup to accept the language directly. Your change
should work as you indicated. I have an additional fix to my code that
should behave better for you. I add a property, org-protected, that
prevents processing of the text.
I tried it on your code blocks by calling
I have an issue with my particular setup when using org-capture. Here
is my relevant capture template:
(setq org-capture-templates
'((t todo entry
(file ~/Documents/Org/Refile.org)
* TODO %?\n %U\n %a :clock-in t :clock-resume t))
I have all tasks go to the file
