Hi Omid It looks like orgtbl-to-latex is calling org-export-string-as on each table cell, which is presumably what is wrapping each \mu inside $$. This seems wrong-headed to me, but I can't say I
Hi list, == To avoid conflicts with currency specifications, single `$' characters are only recognized as math delimiters if the enclosed text contains at most two line breaks, is directly attached t
Hi Nick, Thanks. A very good read. These are arguments on the LaTeX end. My question was more on the orgmode end, I guess. I do not agree with the readability but I can live (quite happily) with usin
See http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/510/are-and-preferable-to-dollar-signs-for-math-mode for some arguments for and (mostly) against (although one of the "for"s is Frank Mittelbach - which sur
Hi Richard, Thanks for following that up. I do use \(...\) when I encounter problems with $...$ (which is a lot nicer to type and read). I am happy with using the fall-back \(...\) every now and then
Hi Andreas, Yes, that is the expected behavior. Org is much pickier about when "$" can be a math delimiter than "\( ... \)". The reason is that "$" can also be used as a regular symbol in Org documen
The Makefile and the code do not need to be used together. For point 2 try adding the following above a wide table in an Org-mode document (after evaluating the code). On export this should allow you
I'm not sure how you ended up on a branch named emacs-24 given your config. Also you seem to use some heavily customized version of git given that apparently an alias for checkout exists. That alias
Hi Hisao, If you want to use #+STYLE you should use Org-mode from git and checkout an older version ~$ cd org-mode/ ~$ git checkout release_7.9 ~$ make But updating files and replacing the old syntax
Hi! I think I found a new crash, at least I can't find it with google. Scenario: 1. Open emacs-crash-test.org 2. Make the window smaller (e.g. 20 lines tall) 2. Roll the mouse wheel down until you se
Hi Sharon, I don't have a fix for this, but I do recommend using the "manual" method of cloning the git repository. ~$ git clone git://orgmode.org/org-mode.git ~$ git checkout maint ~$ make autoloads
Hi Jamil, Nope -- but in the meantime, can you try with the latest Org version from the Git master branch? ~$ git clone git://orgmode.org/org-mode.git ~$ cd org-mode ~$ make then load the correct loc
,-- `-- I can confirm this. I just tried (2014-05-14) to update and am still receiving an error message. rm -f git checkout git remote update Fetching origin fatal: read error: Connection reset by pe
Is there a problem with git? I can't update via git: ,-- `-- Cheers, Rainer -- Rainer M. Krug, PhD (Conservation Ecology, SUN), MSc (Conservation Biology, UCT), Dipl. Phys. (Germany) Centre of Excell
John. Thank you for a most informative and useful post. Using your method I've just created the "cat.org" with 14 bibliographic records! I've amended it slightly, which I'll document in line. When yo
[...] I've been following this from a distance, as I'm interested in eventually getting into this. I would kindly ask that you slow down your pace, check things over, and proceed *simply* to solve yo
If by Org, you mean the Orgmode files and not your .org files, I don't find it difficult. Once anywhere from 1x/week to 1x/month, I simply do: $ cd ~/.elisp/org.git $ git pull $ make clean && make Th
Hi Brady, you're welcome--does the Org version that comes from the maint branch still needs a fix? If so, can you describe the problem again? Here is how to use Org from maint ~$ git clone git://orgm
This is still not right. 8.2.5h refers to "maint" branch, where cache doesn't exist. When I compile the latest release on "master", I get: Org-mode version 8.2.5e (release_8.2.5e-231-g51718d) So,