Am 17.03.2011 10:12, schrieb Bastien:
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I don't see the real need for something complicated. Just say that the
.org file needs current head until it's not true anymore. If you don't
want to have to update this message, say
(insert "This file needs " (org-version))
[..]
Pragmatical, easy t
Hi Olaf,
"Olaf.Hamann" writes:
> I'm using head of git repository and Eric Schulte has just added a feature
> to org-babel,
> which I do use very often (expanding macros in src blocks).
> Tangling without that new feature produce corrupt code files.
now I understand, thanks.
> So I would like
Hi Bastien,
I'm using head of git repository and Eric Schulte has just added a
feature to org-babel,
which I do use very often (expanding macros in src blocks).
Tangling without that new feature produce corrupt code files.
So I would like to give a hint to myself (as I run different Emacse in
Hi Olaf,
"Olaf.Hamann" writes:
> is there any org-mode expression for saying "this org-file needs
> org-version > xxx"
No. In what case is it useful? Org tries to be backward compatible
and can export any _old_ .org formatted file I can think of.
Do you have an example where it is needed?
"Olaf.Hamann" writes:
> Hello,
>
> is there any org-mode expression for saying "this org-file needs
> org-version > xxx"
> which will compare current needs of the file to used orgmode at
> org-file startup
> and present a little message to the user?
not that I know of.
> I think, it could be do
Hello,
is there any org-mode expression for saying "this org-file needs
org-version > xxx"
which will compare current needs of the file to used orgmode at org-file
startup
and present a little message to the user?
I think, it could be done with an emacs-lisp block comparing org-version
to
