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Help running emacs on a ubuntu computer. I am wanting to use numbers for headings instead of the * Does anyone know the best way to do this?
Maybe there is a general setting for this in emacs.
In any case, you can use org-mode for it on a file basis:
#+startup: num
#+startup: nonum
This option came with the org-mode 9.4 version.
https://orgmode.org/worg/org-release-notes.html
It displays headings as numerated, but does not replace the asterisk with an outline number, it only adds one.
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I can't seem to remove the ruler line. Is there a way to?
Go to your settings.json and look for "editor.rulers", removing that should remove those lines
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I'd really like to have the ability to automatically create backlinks to org-mode links.
What I mean is:
I have two files a.org and b.org. Inside a.org in heading Links I insert an org-link (with a new function org-link-with-backlink) to b.org. I'd like this to happen automatically: b.org is opened (if not open already) and inside its Links heading a link to a.org is created (if Links doesn't exist yet, create it by say prepending the file).
Thank you very much!
PS [optional]: I intend to use it in conjunction with org-wiki, to the solution could use the wiki style links as an alternative.
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I'm wondering if, using Perl's eBay::API, there is a way to pass the title of a potential listing and return a category recommendation?
For example, if I entered "Lapierre Zesty 914 2013" it would return something like
"Sporting Goods > Cycling > Bikes" or perhaps a set of possibilities?
I started looking at http://search.cpan.org/~tkeefer/eBay-API-0.25/, but there are so many modules, I hoped someone could point me at the right one...
I'm searching eBay.co.uk. If eBay::API doens't do it, but something else does (in Perl), please do say.
On http://search.cpan.org/~tkeefer/eBay-API-0.25/, find the "Other tools" link. There's a search function so you can find things in all of the distribution files. Looking for keywords such as "suggested" often lead you in the right direction. :)
Of course, two minutes after asking, I found it: GetSuggestedCategories does the trick.
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I've been asked to sort the sections of a very long Word file according to their title.
Is there any easy way to do it using a macro?
If it is not possible, what approach would you go for?
Word actually already have built-in functionality for this. Doing a quick Google search gave the following tutorial to accomplish what you are asking: http://wordribbon.tips.net/T011238_Sorting_by_Headings.html
I just followed the tutorial using Microsoft Office 2013 without any issues, so hopefully this will get you going :)
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is there a simple way to make emacs put the tex-shell output in a background buffer? i.e. as opposed to the default behavior where it automatically makes split window to show the tex-shell.
More often than not I do not need to see the tex-shell output after rendering and it just unnecessarily takes up window space which I have to fix (an admittedly minor annoyance but an annoyance nevertheless).
Thank you
You should be using AUCTeX (it's much better than the builtin tex-mode) which will only open the TeX shell if you ask it to.