I do load a sexp entry - as a diary- from one of my agenda files which calls a custom function. Everything works fine except that the propertized text using utf glyphs is overriden in the agenda view as org-agenda-calendar-sexp.
The entry in the org file looks like:
* Data for a given day
:PROPERTIES:
:CATEGORY: data
:END:
%%(myFunction)
Where myFunction returns a string made out of a data concatenation gathered from several weather forecast network places, which, simplified, looks like this:
(concat "test line :\t"
#("\uf055" 0 1 (font-lock-face (:family "Weather Icons" :height 1.2 ))))
Once the agenda is built, the line is there with correct data but:
What I expect is having the line with the glyph displayed using Weather Icon font family, as it does in any other buffer using font-lock if I insert that string.
What I get is the same line using my system default unicode font family for \uf055 glyph, as org-agenda-calendar-sexp face.
Question is
How I can keep the properties I've set first?
Alternatively, where can I find %%() implementation?.
Related relevant questions which I've read before asking:
Propertize org-agenda-overriding-header
accepted answer's section two may work, but I'd rather give up using propertized text before using such convoluted approach for a small thing like this.
(concat ...)call and make that a header in an Org mode agenda file, and I display the agenda, the header appears intact. – NickD Apr 18 '20 at 17:08C-u C-x =on it, I see that the face isorg-agenda-calendar-sexpbut there is afont-lock-face (:family "Weather Icons" :height 1.2)as well. Maybe you can add a screen shot of how it looks in your agenda? – NickD Apr 18 '20 at 22:31