Does anybody have any details on the replacement (?) of org-publish with ox-publish (et alia) ?

I've added in a few links, but am by no means an expert, having come to org just in the past couple of week.

-- MichaelPaulukonis 2013-05-21 17:18 UTC


== Discussion from main page OrgMode ==

[new:MathiasDahl:2005-02-17 14:47 UTC]

Org.el is now part of CVS Emacs. Great!

[new]
Google's Code Hosting feature has a new wiki engine. Syntax is a simplified version of MoinMoin. Here's the neat bit: all changes are checked into the subversion repository in the /wiki/ directory -- each file has a *.wiki extension. Would it be possible to use org-mode to edit these? 'Publish' would be bound to 'svn-checkin' (or however that works). They support tags, too! Here's the announcement: http://google-code-updates.blogspot.com/2006/12/happy-holidays-open-source-developers.html

[new:ZhangYunfeng:2006-12-23 12:55 UTC]
[new]
The HTML exporter define anchor for section and subsection to navigate the document, is it possible to name the anchor like the section number it point to ?

If I have sections 1, 1.1, 1.2 and 2, the section 1.1 has an anchor called sec-2, section 2 has an anchor called 4, why not using sec-1.1, sec-1.2, sec-2 ?

Regards.
-- DanielDehennin

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I use the Icalendar export capability to include my tasks to a shared webbased calendar.

I use mutli-state TODOs, I want them to appear in the ics file only for 1 state, example:
#+SEQ_TODO: TO-PLAN WAITING CONFIRMED DONE

I output to the shared calendar only CONFIRMED tasks, others are for my personal organisation.

As I don't want to export everything I modified 'org-print-icalendar-entries' to add a condition:
only print entries which don't match a regexp (only interesting part is past):

<pre>
        (when (not (string-match my-org-ical-exclude hd))
          (princ (format "BEGIN:VEVENT
%s
%s
SUMMARY:%s
END:VEVENT\n"
                         (org-ical-ts-to-string ts "DTSTART")
                         (org-ical-ts-to-string ts2 "DTEND" inc)
                         hd)))

(setq my-org-ical-exclude "\\(TO-PLAN\\|WAITING\\|DONE\\)")
</pre>

May be a better way to do this is to have special #+ICAL_EXCLUDE/#+ICAL_INCLUDE ?

Regards.
-- DanielDehennin

[new:StefanKamphausen:2007-10-11 12:21 UTC]  Are there any plans to integrate OrgMode with Oddmuse and OddmuseMode?  I'm planning to start planning using OrgMode but since I collaborate with co-workers I need something bidirectional.  The files in ~/org are not.  But since I'm also evaluating OddmuseMode I thought a combination might be a very good idea.  You immediately gain published plans.  One would have to write a modul for Oddmuse, obviously, to understand the special markup.  In this the user-defined keywords from OrgMode might be placed onto a specially named page.

Well, this is just brainstorming and since I didn't actually ''use'' OrgMode for anything yet I might be talking rubbish.  But it sounds good to me.  --StefanKamphausen

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For somebody like me, it would be far easier to add Org Mode's markup rules to Oddmuse as a module. Then you could just use org-mode to write and oddmuse-mode to post. -- AlexSchroeder

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I envision a work-cycle like this:

* M-x oddmuse-edit (Wiki, Page) (instead of find-file)
* auto-mode-alist decides to put this in OrgMode
* OrgMode-editing
* M-x oddmuse-post  (instead of save-buffer)
* Then an oddmuse-org-mode-markup-Modul takes care of the rendering.

There are however some details, like the user-defined keywords in OrgMode and probably lots of other stuff that I don't know about yet.  Features like integration of OddMuse's blogging setup and calender-extension could be really neat. Ah, and HTML-checkboxes and JavaScript-Tree-Views and ... oh sorry ;-) -- StefanKamphausen

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How does one implement this in Org? I have a library book that needs to be returned, but i don't want it showing up in my things to do until 3 days before it is due. In HowmMode (which I currently use) I would simply set the a deadline with advance notice to 3 and I'm done. -- PeterMielke

[new]
Is this what you want ?

    You can specify a different lead time for warnings for a specific
    deadlines using the following syntax.  Here is an example with a
    warning period of 5 days `DEADLINE: <2004-02-29 Sun -5d>'

-- YannHodique

[:todo]
=== Local TODO list? ===

I see org has a global todo list which shows todo items from every
agenda files. Is there a todo list command which shows todo items only
from the current file in the same agenda buffer format as the global
todo list?

[new]
Yes. There are many ways to do this.

1. You can use "<" to restrict the TODO list to the current buffer or
"<<" to restrict it to the current headline.

2. You can add a filetag at the top of the file and then filter the
TODO list by tag using "/".

3. You can write a custom agenda command that uses a different value
for org-agenda-files. See
http://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/org-custom-agenda-commands.php.

-- MattLundin

[new]

Thanks. It seems I have lot to learn about org-mode. :)

Before I saw your answer I came up with an other solution which fits my current approach, since at the moment I use files for context, so I always want buffer restricted todo lists:

<pre>
(add-hook 'org-mode-hook 'my-org-mode-stuff)

(defun my-org-mode-stuff ()
  (local-set-key (kbd "<f12>")
                 (lambda (arg)
                   (interactive "P")
                   (let ((org-agenda-files (list (buffer-file-name))))
                       (org-todo-list arg))))
   ...
)
</pre>


If I start to use more org features I may switch to one of the methods you listed. Thanks again.


[new]

After a good nights sleep using the info you gave me I came up with an other solution which is less hackish, since it uses the regular user interface and it pushes the necessary keys automatically to show a buffer restricted todo list:

<pre>
(add-hook 'org-mode-hook 'my-org-mode-stuff)

(defun my-org-mode-stuff ()
  (local-set-key (kbd "<f12>")
                 (lambda ()
                   (interactive)
                   (push ?t unread-command-events)
                   (push ?< unread-command-events)
                   (call-interactively 'org-agenda)))
   ...
)
</pre>


This is better than the previous one, because the agenda buffer shows the proper list even after a refresh. The previous solution showed the global todo list in that case.

[new]

I recently had to calculate the differences between log file timestamps.  Eventually I figured out how to do this with emacs calc mode, and put the results together in org-mode spreadsheet tables. Here's my [http://www.hollenback.net/index.php/EmacsOrgTimestamps writeup on emacs, calc, org-mode, and timestamps].

-- [http://www.hollenback.net Phil Hollenback]

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Agree, org-mode ".org" export to MoinMoin ".wiki" format would be fantastic.  I don't think the original request was made clearly enough, I am just reiterating that there is a need.

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shouldDo.org is an Org-Mode "spreadsheet" to help you focus on your <nowiki>ShouldDOs</nowiki>, activities you should be doing to achieve results/outcomes/impact.

shouldDo.org tracks your weekly progress as a "score" (where perfect equals 100) as you perform these activities.

http://shouldDo.org


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Could somebody replace flet in org-todo-at-date? flet is deprecated in 24.3 and I failed to do it on my own.

-- BobGreene 2015-11-25 17:13 UTC


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org-todo-at-date: Unfortunately, replacing flet with cl-flet is not enough.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18895605/should-flet-be-replaced-with-cl-flet-or-cl-letf

-- BobGreene 2015-11-28 00:00 UTC