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Maybe I'll miss them someday when I start writing reviews again; as
things stand, the pre-push hook merely makes git push slow for no
reason, since it checks for Markdown links and I'm not using Markdown
as much as I used to.
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By 2021-01-28 "Fix fill-paragraph in asm-mode" (e7e7ef1588).
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This has been a thorn in my side for a while, but I didn't know it was
so well documented.
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This makes Unicode filenames shown by e.g. "git status" or vc-diff
more legible.
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- move function to correct section, and tweak it
- add function for retrieving a lists.gnu.org URL from a
message-id (unfinished, would like to automatically grab the
list-id)
- remove indentation; pandoc sees how the #+begin_src tag is indented
and does TRT
- say "emacs-lisp" instead of "elisp", as pandoc does not know the
latter
https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/blob/2.11.2/src/Text/Pandoc/Readers/Org/Shared.hs#L71
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It's Friday night, I'm allowed to make non-descriptive commit titles.
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Retrieved from:
<https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2020-09/msg02212.html>
(Aka <87eeml80oi.fsf@gmail.com>)
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Fixed by Lars in bug#44319.
(While in there, fix a typo)
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Scratched by Stefan Monnier in 3b3274a85c (2020-10-16 "*
lisp/progmodes/python.el: Teach f-strings to `font-lock`") to fix
bug#30750.
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It's something I'd like Org to do out-of-the-box someday[1]; until
then, this kludge will do.
[1] https://orgmode.org/list/87mu3ze52c.fsf@gmail.com/t/#u
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ox-md does not syntax-highlight source blocks, and trips over
definition lists.
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The no-readme case is more straightforward, thus more digestible as an
extra-indented special-case.
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To make it easier to add a pre-processing step for Org files.
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Weirdly enough, "c++" works with markdown files but not with org
files, where only "cpp" works.
While in there, make all tags lowercase for consistency. This is what
org-insert-structure-template generates.
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As of commit 2020-09-25 "* CONTRIBUTE: Don't recommend action
stamps" (499848d840), they are no longer recommended.
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Open another 🤪
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Bastien's Been Busy.
https://orgmode.org/list/rj2v89$orh$1@ciao.gmane.io/t/
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Plenty of websites do this; on GNU/Linux most applications do this; I
guess the goal is to make the most specific information go first, so
that tabs remain identifiable as they become narrower.
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The logic for the various titles on any given page is:
∃README
∃title block
<title> ⇒ title block
<header> <h1> ⇒ title block
TOC <h1> ⇒ "Index for {target}"
∄title block
<title> ⇒ "{target}" or "README"
<header> <h1> ⇒ ∅
TOC <h1> ⇒ "Index for {target}"
∄README
<title> ⇒ "Index for {target}"
<header> <h1> ⇒ "Index"
TOC <h1> ⇒ ∅
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Likewise, use relative links so that things work when just browsing
files locally without a server.
Next: tweak or remove redundant titles.
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With relative links, so that I can just view HTML files on my disk
without spawning a webserver.
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Thereby allowing non-markdown READMEs.
This needs refactoring; I need sleep.
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Note that neither .cache/config.lua nor .cache/site-tree.json get
updated when EXTENSIONS changes. This could be hacked as follows:
config = EXTENSIONS="$(EXTENSIONS)"
ifneq "$(shell test -f $(config_token) && cat $(config_token))" \
"$(shell ./generate-config-token.py $(config))"
.PHONY: $(lua_config) $(site_tree) $(config_token)
endif
Plus a recipe for config_token, and some dependencies on it.
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Will be useful to avoid duplicating changes to Lua filters.
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Will reduce friction to code things cleanly.
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