Andreas Röhler schrieb: As I see it is a another implementation of Emacs. But I work mit GNU Emacs and don't want to switch to another version. Anyway, thanks for this hint! reagrds Marc
Beside of the excellent calc-tool here, if it pertains to pure math-programming, my impression is, sxemacs has the most for it. At sxemacs-devel@sxemacs.org you should got an answer. Cheers Andreas
Hello, may be we meet us on planner mailing-list, i sent you there some code doing what you want, there is a function incrementing date, you can easily modify it for your need. here is the function:
Thanks for replying, Rene! If I steal some of the holidays from you, for example "Gronings Ontzet", they show up fine. There are no other holidays on that day. However, "Dierendag" seems to be clobb
RK> %%(diary-float '(11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10) 4 1) "The Easy Way RK> Discourses", Mannheim RK> BUT: I would like to have Emacs telling me the Discourse number ... RK> something like RK> "The Easy
diary-float only takes an integer, not a list for the N argument. You would have to have something like %%(or (diary-float t 3 1) (diary-float t 3 3)) 10:30 Uhr Something Regards, -- Jim Ottaway
Sorry, I was confused. What I wrote is true for the :height attribute of a face, not about :size in a font-spec. IOW, to get what he wants, the OP should define a face with :height attribute a float
Thanks, I knew somebody will improve it for free. Now I will use: (defun pct-of-number-in-total (number total) "Return the percentage that NUMBER represents in a TOTAL." (/ number total 0.01))
The 1.0 and (float) just don't look good. Maybe one should do it onee time and be done with it. (defun // (n d) (/ n d 1.0) ) ;; (// 8 256) ; 0.03125 ;; (/ 8 256) ; 0 But maybe then people would thi
Have tried your suggestion, but once the typeface is activated, re-setting tex-font-script-display and tex-suscript-height-ratio does not revert to the original (i.e. equivalent to disabling the tex
Perhaps you're better off by tweaking those variables: (defcustom tex-font-script-display '(-0.2 0.2) "How much to lower and raise subscript and superscript content. This is a list of two floats. The
I have two functions to that end only I think bigger than in hours and minutes :) But I think it can be modified to do what you want by modifying the input arguments, the output format, and possibly
I wrote something to that extent a while back: http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573/conf/emacs-init/time-my.el Here is the relevant Elisp. (To add "time", change the arguments to `encode-time'.) (defun tim
To increase readabily for C/C++ code I have extended my font-locking with font-lock-add-keywords() to also colorize function calls, number literals, operators and more. But the performance is really
Hi Stuart, This works for the Dutch local holidays (setq other-holidays '((holiday-fixed 8 28 "Gronings Ontzet") (holiday-fixed 4 30 "Koninginnedag") (holiday-fixed 5 14 "Valentijnsdag") (holiday-fix
Hi, I wonder how I can add the time to a float date in calender. To have, e.g., ever second thursday of every month appointment foo the entry in the diary file would be %%(diary-float t 4 2) foo ok,
Hello, I have written some lisp functions that allow the output from an SQL buffer to be redirected to another buffer. It is designed to work with Alex Schroeder's sql-mode and Postgres. The original
Not as standard Emacs Lisp, but no doubt someone has written their own. I'm surprised nobody has replied by giving you a web page where you could find one. It wouldn't be hard to write one for yourse