Hi Ruijie,
> I’m looking at this `defcustom’, and its docstring looks wrong. It says
> that #o544 corresponds to “u=rw,g=r,o=r”, but shouldn’t it be
> “u=rx,g=r,o=r”? Something is wrong, unless there is another definition
> of permissions that I’m not aware of.
You are correct. I have a
stardiviner writes:
> Is there friend know Emacs Org mode and Matlab here?
>
> I try to save Matlab plot into image file in another path instead of current
> working directory. Like
> bellowing code:
>
> #+headers: :var cwd=(expand-file-name "data/images/" (file-name-directory
>
Gustavo Barros writes:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm testing here the new pretest for Emacs 29, and I noticed a small
> problem in the type specification of the `org-latex-packages-alist'
> defcustom.
>
> The docstring states that each element of the alist is composed of up
> to four elements, but the type
I'm looking at this `defcustom', and its docstring looks wrong. It says
that #o544 corresponds to "u=rw,g=r,o=r", but shouldn't it be
"u=rx,g=r,o=r"? Something is wrong, unless there is another definition
of permissions that I'm not aware of.
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Is there friend know Emacs Org mode and Matlab here?
I try to save Matlab plot into image file in another path instead of
current working directory. Like
bellowing code:
#+headers: :var cwd=(expand-file-name "data/images/" (file-name-directory
(buffer-file-name)))
#+headers: :prologue
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Yes, I think there could be arguments for different behaviors, but I suspect
the expected behavior should be the same as when you select the link by other
methods, such as starting a region at one end and then jumping to the beginning
or end of the line with move-beginning-of-line or
Hi All,
I'm testing here the new pretest for Emacs 29, and I noticed a small
problem in the type specification of the `org-latex-packages-alist'
defcustom.
The docstring states that each element of the alist is composed of up
to four elements, but the type specification comprises just the first
William Denton writes:
> How could I format the Time column in hours? How could I format it to
> hours/8,
> rounded, to represent work-days? I only want this formatting for this table,
> I
> have other clocktables in the same file I don't want to change.
I use the customization
William Denton writes:
> I've been clocking in and out of a project for a few months and now it's
> over.
> I tagged each entry with "search", so a brief clocktable report looks like
> this:
>
> #+BEGIN: clocktable :maxlevel 1 :scope file :tags t :match "search"
> #+CAPTION: Clock summary at
Sławomir Grochowski writes:
> As I understand it something with overlay. Which try to jump before the
> first line of the buffer.
Most likely.
> And that makes some kind of overflow?
> I will try to simplify the example and create a simple overlay without
> org-columns.
> If anyone has some
Garid Zorigoo writes:
> These multiple dashes need `{}` separator in between (i.e. `-{}-`).
> However, I believe that ~~ should become \texttt{-{}-{}-{}-{}-}
> (actual 4 dashes) instead of \texttt{-{}--{}-} (dash + en.dash + dash)?
Thanks for reporting!
Fixed, on bugfix.
"Miguel Garza" writes:
> [[www.google.com][link]]
>
> Org Mode will turn the above text into a clickable link called "link".
>
> Now, select the link either by clicking and dragging the mouse from the end
> of the word "link" to the beginning of the word, or by starting a region at
> either
I think I even found a solution much easier solution.
Just replace each - dash with {-} when exporting latex.
In other words:
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