orgmode

[dannoffs]

I fixed some stuff for windows, probablly broken stuff on other os's.

Forked to github and and included some fixes from other people in this thread.

Hope anyone find it useful.

https://github.com/danielmagnussons/orgmode

Biggest changes is;

[X] src refactor, all settings in Global.sublime-settings
[X] redmine, [[redmine:9726]], [[issue:9726]], [[#9726]]
[X] local file not working well for windows
[X] åäö problems
[X] open cmd line at "[[cmd:c:\dev]]"
- [[cmd:c:\dev\]]
- [[prompt:c:\dev\apps]]

[X] http resolver, make urls with # work
- [[http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1838&p=18483#p18483]]
[X] https is not working, [[https://www.google.com/]]
-https resolver..

[X] navigation history

[X] added default theme in orgmode dir.

[quodlibet]

I am using ormode on my Windows system, and opening links takes a very long time. Is this just my experience?

[quodlibet]

This works in Windows (with the problem I mention above), but I can't get it to work under Linux. The checkboxes aren't toggled with enter. I've tried both the versions by rchl and dannoffs.

[rchl]

Probably because there is no keymap file for Linux. You could just rename Default (Windows).sublime-keymap to Default.sublime-keymap

[quodlibet]

I had copied the Windows keymaped and renamed it `Default (Linux).sublime-keymap`, prior to my previous post. I also tried renaming that to `Default.sublime-keymap` without success. (Out of pure superstition.)

I've also looked in the console, but no error messages appear.

Alex

[quodlibet]

I've also looked in the console, but no error messages appear.

Correction. I get this error under Linux (Ubuntu 11.10):

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Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/lib/sublime-text-2/sublime_plugin.py", line 115, in create_text_commands
    cmds.append(class_(view))
  File "./orgmode.py", line 56, in __init__
  File "./resolver/http.py", line 34, in __init__
  File "./resolver/abstract.py", line 91, in __init__
TypeError: super(type, obj): obj must be an instance or subtype of type


Any ideas?

[dannoffs]

I am using ormode on my Windows system, and opening links takes a very long time. Is this just my experience?

Whats your default browser? i use chrome and works very well

[Snowball]

@quodlibet: Same error for me (Ubuntu 12.04). Took me quite a while to track that down. Python seems to have some problems with classes in reloaded modules.

To fix it, remove this line from orgmode.py (near line 39): module = reload(module)


Can anyone tell me what this line is supposed to do? Is there any downside removing it?
More specifically: Why do we have to reload the module that we have loaded in the previous line? Does it do anything that I might need, if I won't change any of the files after starting Sublime Text?


If you want to use the plugin in Linux, you should add some more changes. I am using xdg-open to open links and files. My changes are here:
https://github.com/BBBSnowball/orgmode

[quodlibet]

I don't use the orgmode plugin these days. I use Sublime on both Windows and Linux (at work and home, respectively), so I need plugins to work in both OSs without driving me nuts.

I would like to see development of this plugin, or something like it, to pick up, but there doesn't seem to be much interest right now.

There's a long list of outliner/todo/notetaking plugins available for Sublime, but I haven't found any of them to be fully thought out.

I began putting together a package that suits my needs some time ago, but (not being a programmer) I keep stumbling with the functionality that needs to go in a plugin. I wonder if there's someone out there with python skillz and a familiarity with Sublime's API who would be interested in hacking at an Org-Mode/VimOutliner package for Sublime. I'm pretty sure there are other people looking for something like this; they're just hiding in the woodwork.

Alex

[iamntz]

If you guys use orgmode just for todo, you may want to take a look into plain task plugin.

You can take a look at how this works here: https://tutsplus.com/lesson/pretty-task-management/