On Mon, 19 May 2008, Marc Oscar Singer wrote:
Nick Dokos wrote:
Marc Oscar Singer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Your TeX installation seems to be misconfigured/incomplete.
That was true. Once I installed it, I was able to run make doc.
Unfortunately, I still was getting an A4 sized orgcard.
Hm, the 4.67c behaviour seems a bit more sensible as it incorporates the
number of days that a deadline is delayed into the priority calculation.
Have a look at the function org-agenda-get-deadlines where the priority
of a deadline is calculated. Specifically the following code:
: (setq s (
Hi Eric,
sorting should be by priority.
Please check your values of org-agenda-sorting-strategy,
In both examples it is set to
((agenda time-up category-keep priority-down)
(todo category-keep priority-down)
(tags category-keep))
and take a look at the priorities of the different items in th
I've noticed a change in the way org displays deadlines in the agenda starting
sometime after v4.73. Before that time deadlines were displayed in
chronological order. This is the behavior I expect. In the current org-5.16a
and a number of versions before that the agenda items are in somewhat
Dear orgers,
Sometime between org-5.10 and org-5.15 the agenda command C-a a began
initiatating a call to a new command time-subtract.
Unfortunately, time-subtract is not present in the time-date.el
that is shipped with some emacs 21.
In the older date-time.el subtract-time is provided instea
But all promoting or demoting commands do not work as advertised.
I get i.e. ESC undefined etc.
Alt-S-right seems to work for me while Esc-S-right just beeps.
Perhaps that and this excerpt from emacs info will help to clear things up?
Another Emacs character-set extension is additional modi
I believe that tags containing the underscore character
are not correctly exported to HTML in v 5.12c. For example
consider an org file containing:
* Test
** Test :NEW_TEST:
I would expect the HTML source to read:
1.1 Test NEW_TEST
but instead I get
1.1 Test :NEWTEST:
I understand that _
On Thu, 27 Sep 2007, Steven E. Harris wrote:
Eric J Haywiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
This could be confusing to a newbie, who is the most likely person to
encounter this problem.
I just ran into this problem while installing org-mode last night, and
came up with a similar fix.
I think the Makefile in the current release, and other
5. versions, has a glitch.
If a new user were to download org.tgz and expand it in
a directory other than the one which becomes $(lispdir) in
the Makefile (e.g. ~/otherdir), they would, upon typing make,
encounter:
While compiling toplevel f
On Fri, 26 Jan 2007, Carsten Dominik wrote:
thanks for looking into this. I have replaced the 4.63 release with a
version that contains this fix. New download required for xemacs users.
Actually, I had the buffer-substring-filters problem under
emacs 21.2.1 too. A new downloa
On Thu, 18 Jan 2007, Kai [utf-8] Gro?~_johann wrote:
For inserting templates, you may wish to investigate skeleton.el.
There is also tempo.el which may prove equally useful.
I don't have experience with either. I would be curious
to hear thoughts, comparision, contrast from an expert in both
Greetings,
Some months ago, I inquired about rendering bracket
links in the org-agenda view. This now *almost* works, kudos
to ?Carsten? and/or the others who made this fix.
I notice 3 small glitches that remain:
1) Early warning links are not rendered
Consider the following org file:
; --
On Thu, 11 May 2006, Carsten Dominik wrote:
On May 8, 2006, at 15:09, Eric J Haywiser wrote:
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Consider two entries, in a diary and testing.org file respectively:
%%(diary-cyclic 1 5 07 2006) 8:20 Visit [[http
Related to my earlier post, the assymetric behavior described below seems
like a clear bug in rendering deadlines in org-agenda view:
links in org-agenda view entries coming from org files
hide the URL portion and only display the "description" portion of the link.
This is not true for upcomi
This is cosmetic, but
Should link syntax fontification be supported when entries
from diary files are displayed in the org-agenda view?
Currently, they appear as a raw text. However,
links in org-agenda view entries coming from org files
hide the URL portion and only display the "descripti
* Observations from using org-4.19d & 4.20
** Problem: table creating with bracket link with font-lock enabled
1) Create a table row with links: OK
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| P | Location | Date |
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| | [[http://www.google.com][Google]] | |
2) with cursor at "x"
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