We sneakily released Arei Guile Scheme IDE 0.9.5 a couple weeks ago. Mostly because there is not much user-visible new functionality, we just keep polishing sharp edges before 1.0 release.
To keep you updated: Yesterday I implemented extensions resolution mechanism, Nikita is cleaning up session handling on Emacs side and a couple more things left to do.
While we are getting ready for 1.0, @lil started to work on Hoot support!
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Anyone using #Emacs org mode with programmatic searches, e.g. with org-ql.el, or buffer regexp matching, who collects the resulting headings with body text?
Use case: my headlines are workout summaries, but below each headings there is a table with details and text with comments, and I want to concatenate the headings + the body text below into an export buffer.
A monthly overview, for example.
org-ql makes querying simple, but I don't manage to get beyond the headings :/
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🔴 Today on #SystemCrafters Live, we'll craft a few Emacs Lisp functions to create a custom note taking workflow with Denote, an excellent note taking package for Emacs!
#emacs nerds, can you help me with the name of a concept?
We have multiple modes that collect snippets from other buffers, e.g. in occur-mode, rg.el, or #embark's "collect" buffers that are editable and will change the original location accordingly.
I'm thinking of "transclusion" here, but the most Emacs-y thing that comes to mind is, well, 'occur-mode' itself, but what's the name of concept of what occur.el does? 🤔
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So, Ulysses has internal links now. So, we now have what could be an accessible personal knowledge bank. Well I mean there's Org-mode but like, that's Emacs and no one wants to go anywhere near Escape Meta Alt Control Super. Obsidian is still not accessible. Neither is Logseq. I briefly tried others, like Joplan, and neither were they.
So, the crazy thing is, Ulysses is Apple only. Mac, iPhone, iPad. So, lol, just about our only choice is Mac, or Linux with Emacs. And of course most blind people use Windows. So yay. What a fucking mess.
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:emacs: anyone have experience with org column view header alignment breaking?
works fine starting with emacs -Q, and I don't change face settings anywhere in my config, and commenting out all config related to org, themes and fonts makes no difference
interestingly, starting with emacs -Q causes headline faces to all be uniform, but starting with config gives me different sizes per headline. I don't set this anywhere, so something is changing it, but after 20m I can't work out what
When I stopped my weekly routine, I also stopped organizing tasks. Now I have one big file mixed with personal and work tasks, some active and some complete. It’s an intimidating blob of “stuff,” and just looking at it makes me want to run away to a video game instead.
When should I visit my projects file and move things out into their categories? Second, what are these categories?
Rethinking and reorganizing my life - with org-mode:
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@xuxxux@nickanderson@joshourisman@petrillic I honestly don’t do much with images in my notes but in the past I did have success with org-download. I’m not sure if it’s still active. Adding some tags for further reach.
@bmispelon Nice, didn't know git could grep! Besides 'grep' and 'git grep' I would throw the "silver searcher" aka ag into the mix for blazingly fast code search from the command line (or from within #emacs of course 😉).
The more I learn #Emacs, the more I think I should've started way earlier.
I'm using only #OrgMode, to create and manage my digital garden, but I've already learnt a good set of useful commands, my digital garden is automagically converted from Org Mode into HTML with a nice CSS, I've even integrated Japanese furigana and PlantUML!
And I'm sharing back all my current learnings, using the digital garden itself: https://marcoxbresciani.codeberg.page/emacs/orgmode/orgmode.html
Have a nice reading, and give me feedbacks! 🙏🏻
I've just stumbled on this blog post with a view-text-file-as-info-manual function that uses pandoc and org's ox-texinfo to convert various formats into info for convenient #emacs browsing.
It did a great job on the Fennel language reference, it looks a lot better than what I got via pandoc->texinfo->makeinfo. No index but that would be hard to conjure up from a generic markdown file. The top level TOC looks great, node jumps work well and code block are displayed as such.