org-mode 4.75, emacs-snapshot (latest from debian sid)



--[ 1. Problems with -batch ]--

Command 
$ emacs -batch -l ~/.emacs -eval '(org-batch-agenda-csv "t")'
fails with 
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-function org-batch-agenda-csv)
  (org-batch-agenda-csv "t")
  eval((org-batch-agenda-csv "t"))
  command-line-1(("-l" "/home/rk/.emacs" "-eval" "(org-batch-agenda-csv \"t\")"))
  command-line()
  normal-top-level()

It's look like problem with autoload (unfortunatelly I dont know how
emacs works, so, maybe I wrong).


Command
$ emacs -batch -l ~/.emacs -eval '(load-library "org") (org-batch-agenda-csv "t")'
returns nothing useful.  And I don't know why :)


Only command 
emacs -batch -l ~/.emacs -eval '(my-make-csv)'
returns agenda in csv format.

Maybe fix of this issue is a documentation fix - maybe I do something
wrong :)




--[ 2. Problems with koi8-r ]--

I use koi8-r for my org-file, its works well in most cases.

But in csv I got junk instead koi8-r symbols.  As far as I understand,
html export works the same way, and in html I see html-entities
instead koi8-r.  In browser its look good, but not in terminal and
perl.

I tried to use utf-8, and fail too.

Of course, I execute emacs in the same locale as my org-file.

This issue is critical for me.



--[ 3. Problems with , and "" ]--

As far as I know, strings in csv should be quoted, else there will be
problems if string contains comma.

Now I see than "head" field placed in csv without quotes.  So, if I
use comma in heading text, csv-parsing script fails.

It is not problem for me because I do not use comma in heading text,
but this is a bug.

At other side, using types and quotation in csv output mean more
complex parser for it.  So, maybe better do not fix it by quotation
adding.

In MS Excel I can specify delimiter symbol for csv export, sometimes
it very useful.  I attach patch which implements this feature in
org-mode.

Changeable delimiter can be used as fix of "comma in heading" issue.

Patch (oh, no, it's so small :(  ;)  ):