fleimgruber

I would say so yes. But that is just, like, my opinion. Let's wait for the maintainer.

@PatrikHlobil thanks for checking back. So for me it is actually a non-issue and can be closed, given the possibility to modify the plot object afterwards. Decision of having this...

This one is quite old. I switched to Spacemacs in the meantime. Feel free to close.

A workaround I am currently using is to `org-narrow-to-subtree` prior to export and `widen` after export. This achieves the same effect as the subtree export scope.

Thanks for taking this up! The usual github workflow is described nicely [here](https://guides.github.com/introduction/flow/). I would suggest you create a feature branch in your fork with the changes you already made...

`org-protocol://` works fine from an `iexplore`, i.e. I get an Emacs buffer in the running instance. Still the same error. Will try with Emacs 24.3 - any other hints on...

How would you test with the `temp` file? BTW, have you tried with emacs 24.4 already?

I don't understand how the autohotkey script is related to the issue. Is the ahk script then supposed to be run in the w32-shell-execute?

With the latest ahk (v 1.1.21.03) I get the error ``` Error: Call to nonexistent function Specifically: SendKey("{Ctrl down}{c}{Ctrl up}") ``` Binding `M-x` in this way would intercept it globally,...

I resorted to directly using the IMAP server via `gnus` and link to mail through the `gnus:nnimap` link types.