Hi,
Scot> I'm impressed at how the new footnote support has managed to put
Scot> together readability, stability, ease of use and export-ability
yes, I also had a chance to use it and it just worked as expected (I
love software that just works). Great job, thanks !
--
Paul
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Carsten Dominik writes:
[...]
>
> Hi Sivaram, I can see how this would be represented in
> HTML (just several links to the same footnote), but how
> would you represent this in LaTeX?
>
> - Carsten
>
>
I confess I have no idea. A quick google search on footnote multiple
references yielded thi
Sorry, let a typo slip in:
On Dec 18, 2008, at 11:34 AM, peter.fri...@agfa.com wrote:
[snip]
labeled: [[fn:label][text]]
anonymous: [[fn:]][text]]
reference: [[fn:label]]
Must of course be:
anonymous: [[fn:][text]]
Cheers,
Peter.
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Emacs-orgm
On Dec 17, 2008, at 6:18 PM, Sivaram Neelakantan wrote:
Paul R writes:
* Usage 1, anonymous footnotes
[snip]
And then we will have that one feature request to cross reference a
previous footnote! :-) In the above case, how would a person go
about asking someone to refer to an earlier foo
On Dec 17, 2008, at 6:18 PM, Sivaram Neelakantan wrote:
Paul R writes:
[...]
Can others express their views on pros and cons of the two following
usages :
* Usage 1, anonymous footnotes
Karate or karate-do is a martial art developed in the Ryukyu Islands
from indigenous fighting methods
> I really like how elegant
> footnote markup is in LaTeX. AUCTeX solves readability problems by
> allowing the user to fold footnote macros and by indenting the text of
> footnotes when filling paragraphs. I wonder whether something similar
> could be implemented in in org-mode (perhaps akin to t
I was away from my computer for a few hours and was delighted to
discover this thread. This truly is an amazing mailing list.
"Scot Becker" writes:
> I'm torn.
>
> Usage 1 is harder to read. My footnotes, for example, are very long
> compared to your example. Of course, within emacs, this cou
Hi,
Carsten> Hi Paul, thanks for this latest version! No need for you to
Carsten> change anything right now, let me first play with it and seen
Carsten> what else I might think off. I really like your idea to use
Carsten> [fn:label] and [fn::Full footnote text], nice syntactic sugar.
Also, I'm af
Paul R writes:
[...]
> Can others express their views on pros and cons of the two following
> usages :
>
> * Usage 1, anonymous footnotes
>
> Karate or karate-do is a martial art developed in the Ryukyu Islands
> from indigenous fighting methods and Chinese kenpÅ[fn:: Kenpo is the
> name of sev
Hi Paul,
thanks for this latest version! No need for you to change anything
right now, let me first play with it and seen what else I might think
off. I really like your idea to use [fn:label] and [fn::Full footnote
text], nice syntactic sugar.
- Carsten
On Dec 17, 2008, at 5:32 PM, Pau
I'm torn.
Usage 1 is harder to read. My footnotes, for example, are very long
compared to your example. Of course, within emacs, this could be made
much less severe with a little syntax coloring. It has the advantage
that it never gets lost or otherwise mangled without your knowledge,
and you d
Hi Carsten
Carsten> Hi Paul, I think we can easily have both, I can do the coding
Carsten> based on your function, this is a small change.
Ok so here is the latest version in my .emacs :
You'll need (eval-when-compile (require 'cl)) because of rx ... When
I wrote this function I wanted to try rx
Hi Paul,
I think we can easily have both, I can do the coding based on your
function, this is a small change.
- Carsten
On Dec 17, 2008, at 4:29 PM, Paul R wrote:
Carsten> If Paul agrees, and if he has signed the papers with the FSF,
Carsten> we can integrate his code into Org-mode.
I d
Carsten> If Paul agrees, and if he has signed the papers with the FSF,
Carsten> we can integrate his code into Org-mode.
I do agree and I do have assigned copyrights to the FSF, but from the
technical point of view I would prefer to see plain anonymous footnotes
as explained above. I might implem
Hi Scot,
On Wed, 17 Dec 2008 12:52:59 +, "Scot Becker" said:
Scot> But someone working in Muse did write an interesting extension to
Scot> Muse's footnote support. (The extension is explained here [5], and
Scot> the revised version of the code is here [6]). It is basically
Scot> a hook funct
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