org-mode

I have an org-mode document with many different R source code blocks. Whenever I hit C-c C-e and export to PDF or HTML I get a different prompt asking to evaluate each code block. This wasn't a big deal, but now I have to type yes 20+ times. Is there an option to automatically evaluate all the code blocks? I think this is what you want: (setq org-confirm-babel-evaluate nil) Put the following line at the top of your file, that way you get asked one time upon opening it, and the safer non-evaluating default remains true for other files # -*- org-confirm-babel-evaluate: nil -*- 来源： https:/

I'm trying to implement GTD in emacs based on http://members.optusnet.com.au/~charles57/GTD/gtd_workflow.html and I have a problem with refiling. In the file .emacs I have such a configuration (setq org-refile-use-outline-path 'file) '(org-refile-targets (quote (("gtd.org" :maxlevel . 1) ("done.org" :level . 1)))) The sequence Cc Cw can select only the place of the current file: gtd.org/ gtd.org/tasks gtd.org/projects Please help in determining why do not I move to done.org Regards Krzysiek Here's a fix of your code: (setq org-refile-targets '(("gtd.org" :maxlevel . 1) ("done.org" :maxlevel .

When I insert a schedule with C-c C-s in Emacs org-mode , it always inserts a date like this: * TODO write product documents SCHEDULED: <2013-10-25 Fri> while what I want is this: * TODO write product documents SCHEDULED: <2013-10-25 Fri 11:34> Now I do this manually: firstly insert a schedule, then delete the date, then insert a timestamp with date and time using C-u C-c . . How can I insert a schedule with date and time only using C-c C-s ? Thanks. YoungFrog When you're being asked for a date at the prompt, you can also enter a time. e.g. if I say "+2d 1pm" at the prompt, I get SCHEDULED:

I'm working in org-mode and trying to generate a link to reference a section by its number, not its title. * Section One :PROPERTIES: :CUSTOM_ID: sec:one :END: * Section Two #+label: sec:two I can reference Section One with [[#sec:one]] and [[#sec:one][Section One]], but I can't get the actual section number (1) to resolve. I want to see As you can see in Section 1 By writing something like As you can see in Section [[sec:one]], Any ideas? I use dedicated targets for this: * Section One <<sec:one>> * Section Two <<sec:two>> I can reference Section One with [[sec:one]] and [[sec:one][Section

Today I got my new PC (win 7, 32 bit) and installed Vincelt Goulets Emacs . The only other thing I did was updating org-mode. Now, I am stuck with auto-fill-mode on every time I start emacs new, which I hate. I would like to turn auto-fill-mode off, for now and forever. I even deleted my .emacs file but auto-fill-mode was still turned on. The only solution that worked was (a) a nasty workaround or (b) always typing M-x auto-fill-mode everytime I start emacs anew. I would be really happy to hear any solutions. To be clear, the only thing the current .emacs file contains is: '(inhibit-startup

I've recently started using MobileOrg (through Dropbox) to be able to manage my org-mode TODO lists while I'm away from my computer. It's generally great, but the syncing back and forth has a few steps, so I'd like to try and simplify it a bit by automating the steps on the PC side. Anyway, here are the two things I'd like to do: Run org-mobile-push every time a file is saved, after the save completes. The only thing I use emacs for is org-mode, so this should be fine. Run org-mobile-pull on emacs startup. Run org-mobile-pull periodically, say every hour or so. Thanks. icyrock.com I don't have

I am creating a website with org-mode and would like to format the postamble so it just shows the date created and the creator at the bottom of the page, in the center, and is horizontal. In my .emacs I have (setq org-export-html-postamble-format "Last Updated %d. Created by %c") and at the top of my index.org (and all other pages) I have # -*- org-export-html-postamble:t; -*- The postamble is formatted like this currently: Date: 16 March 2012 Org version 7.8.03 with Emacs version 24 Validate XHTML 1.0 arrayed vertically, which I don't very much like. Jonathan Leech-Pepin The reason it isn't