| 6 Dec 2023 |
 éric |
which, of course, would be a nice outcome. | 14:12:11 |
 yantar92 (Org contributor) | In reply to @ericsfraga:matrix.org
https://pastebin.com/n9AFSZAr Tentatively, the main cause is org-element--cache-verify-element, which implies that you have `org-element--cache-self-verify' set to non-nil (nil is the default since one of the recent releases) | 14:17:36 |
| yantar92 (Org contributor) | Having debugging enabled may cause slowdowns, as one may expect | 14:18:11 |
| éric |
Ah, good point: I turned this on when requested some time ago now (requested not specifically of me but of the community, IIRC). I'll turn it off and will see what happens. Thanks. | 14:19:37 |
| yantar92 (Org contributor) | In reply to @ericsfraga:matrix.org
Ah, good point: I turned this on when requested some time ago now (requested not specifically of me but of the community, IIRC). I'll turn it off and will see what happens. Thanks. Hmm. I do not recall asking people other than after specific bug reports. I just had it enabled by default for a couple of month on release branch and disabled after the inflow of bug reports disappeared | 14:21:20 |
| éric |
It could have been a specific suggestion to me then at some point when I was having a problem with a large/complex org file. No worries regardless. I've turned it off now and we'll see how we get on! | 14:22:29 |
| 7 Dec 2023 |
 djiamnot | hmm... having an interesting issue with org-rifle, but I suspect it's my fault... I upgraded emacs to 29.1 and using org version 0.6.12 (I've upgraded a bunch of other packages at the same time). Just a couple of days ago I was using emacs 28.x and the same version of org (I think). Since the upgrade, helm-org-rifle doesn't let me Ctrl-n or arrow-down through all the entries it finds, but only through the entries belonging to the first file. i.e., if I search for a word in files a.org and b.org and in my search results a.org is first with its occurences, followed by b.org, I can only cycle through the results in a.org. This was not an issue prior to the upgrade.
Anything obvious comes to mind? | 05:13:53 |
| djiamnot | * hmm... having an interesting issue with org-rifle, but I suspect it's my fault... I upgraded emacs to 29.1 and using org version 0.6.12 (I've upgraded a bunch of other packages at the same time). Just a couple of days ago I was using emacs 28.x and the same version of org (I think). Since the upgrade, helm-org-rifle doesn't let me Ctrl-n or arrow-down through all the entries it finds, but only through the entries belonging to the first file. i.e., if I search for a word in files a.org and b.org and in my search results a.org is first with its occurences, followed by b.org, I can only cycle through the results in a.org. This was not an issue prior to the upgrade.
Anything obvious comes to mind? (Linux, if it matters) | 05:14:56 |
| djiamnot | oh no, wait, this may be an intended behaviour. page-down/up seems to be letting me hop the files! I may have been using a very old rifle | 05:22:28 |
| djiamnot | and this navigation nuance may even be helm, in fact | 05:23:52 |
| djiamnot | * and this navigation nuance may even be helm, in fact. Sorry for the noise. | 05:24:56 |
 karthink | yantar92 (Org contributor): Quick question about html exports -- when latex fragments are exported to html as images (i.e. not mathjax), where should the images be placed relative to the html output file? | 06:06:35 |
| karthink | Are they linked to from org-preview-latex-image-directory, or copied somewhere else? | 06:07:37 |
|  Jez (he/him) ♾️ joined the room. | 09:26:11 |
| yantar92 (Org contributor) | In reply to @karthink:matrix.org
Are they linked to from org-preview-latex-image-directory, or copied somewhere else? Don't recall. Check the source code or ask tecosaur | 09:27:45 |
| Jez (he/him) ♾️ | i'm trying to figure out if i can split a large literate org file into smaller ones, include the smaller ones in a single "main" file and still tangle all the code blocks in one go by tangling that main file. is this possible? | 09:28:05 |
| Jez (he/him) ♾️ | i've tried using #+include: subsection.org but that only seems to work when exporting, and is ignored when tangling | 09:28:39 |
| yantar92 (Org contributor) | In reply to @petrichor:envs.net
i'm trying to figure out if i can split a large literate org file into smaller ones, include the smaller ones in a single "main" file and still tangle all the code blocks in one go by tangling that main file. is this possible? Not in one step | 09:28:48 |
| yantar92 (Org contributor) | Include only works for export | 09:28:59 |
| Jez (he/him) ♾️ | ok, glad i wasn't missing anything! | 09:29:05 |
| yantar92 (Org contributor) | So, you'd need to export first and then tangle that exported file | 09:29:15 |
| Jez (he/him) ♾️ | with the delightfully named org-org-export-to-org 😄 | 09:30:15 |
| yantar92 (Org contributor) | The naming convention sometimes cause... err... situations | 09:32:04 |
| 8 Dec 2023 |
 alphapapa |
FYI, I just released v1.3.1 of org-bookmark-heading: https://github.com/alphapapa/org-bookmark-heading/releases/tag/1.3.1 | 03:51:03 |
 Gergely Polonkai | is there a way to create a complex schedule that involves week numbers in Org? Every even week on monday and tuesday, every odd week on monday, tuesday and thursday is my actual use case | 14:19:10 |
| yantar92 (Org contributor) | In reply to @gergely:polonkai.eu
is there a way to create a complex schedule that involves week numbers in Org? Every even week on monday and tuesday, every odd week on monday, tuesday and thursday is my actual use case Using diary sexp you can create a programmed schedule of arbitrary complexity | 15:46:30 |
| éric |
For complex schedules like this, diary is great but also consider org-clone-subtree-with-time-shift where the time shift would be 2w (I hope I got syntax right). | 16:37:46 |
| éric |
I use this for scheduling lectures during a term. | 16:38:00 |
| Gergely Polonkai | I donʼt want separate trees for this, as itʼs basically a calendar entry i donʼt want to forget about (and thus want to make it appear on my agenda, which i check multiple times every day) | 16:53:56 |
| 9 Dec 2023 |
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