rhstanton

Hmm. The link above doesn't seem to work for me if I click on it, but if I cut and paste the text into a browser it works fine.

It looks like we could almost do it by just setting bibtex-completion-pdf-field to "bdsk-file-1”. However, the field contents need to be base64 decoded to obtain the file name + directory....

Agreed. There should at least be a user-defined variable to tell bibtex-completion what to look for. > On Nov 18, 2021, at 2:39 AM, Titus von der Malsburg ***@***.***> wrote:...

More information: If I add the header option ```:results drawer```, the output with ```:async yes``` lines up better, though every line now has a colon before it: ```stata #+RESULTS: :results:...

One more piece of information. I ran ```(setq jupyter--debug t)``` and then tried the code again *without* using ```:results drawer```. Here's some of what shows up in the Messages buffer....

Looking again at the original output, it seems that what's happening is that after the fourth line of (correctly) formatted output, all subsequent lines are assumed to be left justified,...

What you've already put together is incredibly helpful, so thank you! Another way to handle this for now is just to use anystyle manually at the command line using ```anystyle...

I had the same problem. Then I tried uninstalling the MacPorts version of notmuch and installing the Homebrew version instead (brew install notmuch) and lieer installed fine.

Here are step-by-step instructions. Note that the default Python installation is now 3.12, which doesn't seem to work with leeir, so I specify 3.10 below: - brew install notmuch -...

Yes, I just discovered the package and love it. It reminds me of an old MSDOS program I used to use, and really like, about 35 years ago(!) called Zoomracks.