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[SUMMARY] #11 [[bbb:OrgMeetup]] on Wed, Sep 11, 19:00 UTC+3
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Ihor Radchenko |
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[SUMMARY] #11 [[bbb:OrgMeetup]] on Wed, Sep 11, 19:00 UTC+3 |
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Sun, 06 Oct 2024 10:28:37 +0000 |
This writeup took quite a while, but I managed to finish within one
month, before the next meetup :)
(My RAM failed and corrupted HD multiple times, including the notes.org;
very annoying)
Anyway, back to the last meetup notes.
- The latest Sacha's News:
https://sachachua.com/blog/2024/09/2024-09-09-emacs-news/
- Kathink asked about diary-style timestamp in Org (to define arbitrary
repeating rules)
Example: =<%%(diary-float t 0 1)>=
- See https://orgmode.org/manual/Timestamps.html (Diary-style expression
entries)
- In the nutshell, diary-style timestamps are making use of Emacs'
built-in =diary-lib= library to define programmed repeater intervals
- See
https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Special-Diary-Entries.html
- In addition, Org mode provides extra pre-defined common repeater rules:
~org-calendar-holiday~, ~org-anniversary~, ~org-cyclic~,
~org-block~, ~org-date~, and ~org-class~
- ~org-anniversary~, ~org-cyclic~, ~org-block~, and ~org-date~
are simply replacements to ~diary-*~ versions that avoid
common confusion with =diary-lib= where the order of arguments
may be month/day/year, day/month/year, or year/month/day
depending on ~calendar-date-style~ - the Emacs defaults are
using American month/day/year notation, while Org mode forces
ISO year/month/day
- Wondering if it tells something about Org mode developers :)
- ~org-calendar-holiday~ is to schedule something each holiday
- ~org-class~ is handy to schedule something every week, except
vacation weeks (that's why "class")
- More generally, any Elisp expression can go into timestamp
expression. It can use =date= variable to access today's date
("today" is selected date in agenda; may not be literally today)
- See the source code of the functions I listed for examples of
how to write such sexps.
- An easy example of custom Elisp is simply combining several
diary functions, like
: <%%(and (not (org-calendar-holiday)) (diary-float t 2 1))>
First Tuesday every month (~(diary-float ...)~), except calendar
holidays.
- We also recently (in Org 9.7) added an option to put time of the
day or a time range into diary sexp style timestamps:
: <%%(diary-float t 4 2) 22:00-23:00>
: <%%(diary-float t 4 2) 10:30>
- One missing feature for diary timestamps is that they are not
properly recognized as repeaters (using diary sexp timestamps in
repeated tasks does not automatically trigger TODO->DONE->TODO
switch)
- Would be nice to add such support
- The main problem is that we need some way to tell Org mode
that a given diary timestamp should start further in future
upon re-activating repeating tasks.
- With normal timestamps, we can do
: * TODO Repeated task
: SCHEDULED: <2024-09-03 Tue .+1d>
then, after marking it done, it becomes
: * TODO Repeated task
: SCHEDULED: <2024-09-04 Wed .+1d>
- For diary timestamps, it is a bit more tricky, and we may need
something like
: * TODO Repeated task
: SCHEDULED: <%%(diary-float t 0 1)>
...
: * TODO Repeated task
: SCHEDULED: <%%(and <date after last repeat> (diary-float t 0 1))>
- There was a question about using table formulas in the output of dynamic
blocks capturing column view
https://orgmode.org/manual/Capturing-column-view.html
- In theory, Org mode should automatically update the formulas upon
refreshing the columns
#+begin_src org
,* Foo
,,#+begin: columnview :id local :format "%ITEM"
| ITEM | |
|------+-----|
| Foo | Foo |
| Bar | Bar |
| Baz | Baz |
,,#+TBLFM: $2=$1
,,#+end:
,** Bar
,** Baz
#+end_src
- However, there is a problem. If the formula tries to assign a
value to a cell (but not column) that does not exist in the as captured
table, the column view code will err
#+begin_src org
,#+begin: columnview :id local :format "%ITEM"
|ITEM|
|-|
|Foo|
|Bar|
|Baz|
,#+TBLFM: @>$2=@1$1
,#+end:
#+end_src
- This is a missing feature where Org's table formulas create extra
columns, but never create individual cells. The workaround could
be to add the extra column into the table via a "dummy" format specifier:
#+begin_src org
,#+begin: columnview :id local :format "%ITEM %DUMMY"
| ITEM | DUMMY |
|------+-------|
| Foo | |
| Bar | |
| Baz | ITEM |
,#+TBLFM: @>$2=@1$1
,#+end:
#+end_src
- karthink went slightly off-topic and asked about the ongoing effort
to rewrite Emacs's garbage collector, so it becomes non-blocking
(less Emacs hangs): scratch/igc branch in Emacs git repo
- https://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2024-04/msg00322.html
- https://old.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1cblokb/a_new_gc_method_mps_is_wip/
- Compiling that branch is not fully straightforward as it relies
upon third-party library that implements incremental garbage
collector: https://github.com/Ravenbrook/mps
- Further, the MPS may not "just" compile without errors
- When using the new GCC versions, there are extra warnings that
are configured to stop compilation by default
- In order to compile MPS with modern versions of GCC one can
suppress treating warnings as errors:
#+begin_src diff
modified code/gc.gmk
@@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ CFLAGSCOMPILER := \
-Waggregate-return \
-Wall \
-Wcast-qual \
--Werror \
-Wextra \
-Winline \
-Wmissing-prototypes \
#+end_src
- Just remove ~-Werror~ flag from =code/gc.gmk=
- or use the patch (same as the above from
https://yhetil.org/emacs-devel/87o74zevf9.fsf@protonmail.com/)
- Then, =make && make install=
- ... and compile Emacs pointing to the install MPS version (for me, it is
=/opt/mps=)
: ./configure --with-mps=debug --with-native-compilation CFLAGS='-g3
-I/opt/mps/include -L/opt/mps/lib'
: make bootstrap
- Do note that the current state of sratch/igc is early testing
- ... which means that the goal is to handle Emacs crashes
- The performance is not yet representative
- GC itself is no longer blocking, but some memory allocation
operations can be slower for now
- kathink asked about updating org-contrib library
- org-contrib is a set of contributed packages that we *do not* actively
maintain
- We are looking for volunteers to take individual packages out of
org-contrib and maintain them
- See https://orgmode.org/worg/org-orphanage.html and the README in
https://git.sr.ht/~bzg/org-contrib/
- A number of package have already found new maintainers
- https://github.com/sp1ff/ob-coq
- https://github.com/hurrja/ob-asymptote
- https://repo.or.cz/ob-spice.git
- https://repo.or.cz/org-contacts.git
- ... and more listed in
https://git.sr.ht/~bzg/org-contrib/commit/c6aef31ccfc7c4418c3b51e98f7c3bd8e255f5e6
- karhink asked me to show a demo of WIP Org feature (written by Bruno
Barbier): org-pending
- Context:
https://list.orgmode.org/orgmode/65e9f49b.df0a0220.11103.1c10@mx.google.com/
- Repository:
https://framagit.org/brubar/org-mode-mirror/-/tree/bba-pending-contents?ref_type=heads
- org-pending is a library that will (in future) be used to
implement asynchronous editing and asynchronous babel evaluation
- the main idea of the library is to "lock" some parts of the buffer
while the contents is being calculated ("pending")
- In other words, org-pending (1) marks regions read-only
(2) highlights them for the user (3) removes the highlight and
replaces the text once it is available (e.g. downloaded from
internet, evaluated, etc.)
- The highlights are interactive: you can click on them to see
the status, logs, etc.
- If the calculation fails (say, src block errs), the region is
unlocked and marked visually to indicate that there is a
problem; the logs will also be available
- The library is not specific to Org mode. It is deliberately written
without dependencies on Org internal libraries and can be used separately
- Check out top commentary =lisp/org-pending.el= to see all the details
- The top commentary also contains a code that can be used as a
demo to "feel" how things work
- karthink further asked about how I keep track of Org mode bug
reports, feature request, and other things
- Org mode does not use debbugs (unlike Emacs)
- Instead, we simply use mailing list
- See https://orgmode.org/worg/org-contribute.html
- In addition, we have a lightweight (although currently broken)
tracker that scans the mailing list to generate a list of open issues
https://sr.ht/~bzg/woof/
- Why? https://sr.ht/~bzg/woof/#we-dont-want-no-issue-tracker
- We do not have advanced features like automatic cross-referencing
between issues/commits/etc that are available in GitHub
- They could be possible with Woof! if we decide that such things are
necessary
- To link to issues from commits we simply link to
orgmode.org/list/<message-id> as a reliable cross-reference
or to savannah for linking a commit (also reliable)
- For me personally, working with <message-id> is also easy because I am
using notmuch and can access messages by id locally
- I even have a setup to automatically open orgmode.org/list/<message-id>
style URLs locally in notmuch. See
https://github.com/yantar92/emacs-config/blob/master/config.org#browse-mailing-list-archive-urls-using-my-local-notmuch-archives
- I also store actionable emails as TODO tasks in Org mode
- Then, I have some helper functions to automatically generate
URLs to these emails using org-ql search across my headings
(=yant/helm-org-ql-insert-url=)
https://github.com/yantar92/emacs-config/blob/master/config.org#helm-org-ql
- Anttv_Laptop_without_sound asked to showcase org-capture with templates
- The manual: https://orgmode.org/manual/Capture-templates.html
- I showcased my setup, although it is fairly advanced; simpler approaches
are possible
- I use https://github.com/ag91/ya-org-capture to combine capture
templates and yasnippet templates together
- With yasnippet, I am able to tab across multiple fields after
the normal capture template is populated by Org mode
- See
https://github.com/yantar92/emacs-config/blob/master/config.org#capture-templates
- There are many resources about Org capture available on the internet
Here are some bookmarks of mine:
- Icons in the template selection dialogue
https://tecosaur.github.io/emacs-config/config.html#capture
- Alternative template syntax: https://github.com/progfolio/doct
- Capturing health data: https://emacsconf.org/2022/talks/health/
- Capturing from Jami: https://hoowl.se/org-jami-bot.html
- Interactive capture from outside Emacs:
https://macowners.club/posts/org-capture-from-everywhere-macos/
- I use something similar for Linux; it is just a question of global WM
binding
- Jeremy Friesen's setup
https://takeonrules.com/2022/09/06/org-mode-capture-templates-and-time-tracking/
- Capturing from qutebrowser: https://github.com/yantar92/org-capture-ref
- WORG tutorials:
https://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/index.html#org72e8a95
- Kepa asked whether org-edna (*very* advanced task dependencies
https://www.nongnu.org/org-edna-el/) should be merged upstream
- Probably not
1. It does its job well as a package
2. There is no clear need to integrate it tightly with built-in Org mode
libraries
- Kepa asked about the calendar I use (like calfw)
- I used calfw in the past, but it did not stick
- Most of the time, I just use agenda (weekly/monthly)
- The key point to use agenda as calendar is *not cluttering agenda*
- Only the actually scheduled or very important task go to monthly view
- For example, I generally exclude habits and "someday" reminders from
those views
- Sometimes, simply M-x calendar
- Probably, my needs are not advanced enough :)
- Kepa asked about the time format I use for this meetup schedules:
: Time & Date: <2024-09-11 Wed 19:00-21:00 @+03,Europe/Istanbul>
- The format is not yet implemented, but planned in the future timezone
support
- But we more or less agreed on the markup for timestamps with time zone
https://list.orgmode.org/87tu063ox2.fsf@localhost/
https://list.orgmode.org/orgmode/CAL9aZkusXaNVCu7+nO-ic8SHhwVdOiXYtDyF=Gz7h+NoLaOZXQ@mail.gmail.com/
- I plan to work on this in the future, after my current year-long
big task of refactoring Org mode library dependencies
- But that might still take another year or two with my current
situation with free time
- So... as usual... patches welcome ;)
- I asked the meetup participants about the preferred place to move
from emacs.ch Mastodon instance (which is going to be closed soon)
https://emacs.ch/@emacs/113087752901949391
- Suggestions
- Fosstodon
- mastodon.social
- asdf
- At the end, I went with Fosstodon
- It is by invite only, but I got an invite from a fellow Org user already
- Also, (after I moved), Fosstodon provided invitation for all the emacs.ch
users
- See https://emacs.ch/@emacs/113154442552982659
- Kepa asked whether I am using the new search string support in id:
links to link to exact points in text
- Relevant NEWS entries are in https://orgmode.org/Changes.html (search for
"id:")
- I usually just store links to headings, not specific places in text
- Sometimes, I also store links to =#+name:='d entries; then the new
functionality gets handy
- Also, although I rarely use the feature, if you select region when
creating a link, the region text will be automatically used as
search string
- This functionality is actually disabled by default
- You need to customize
~org-link-search-must-match-exact-headline~ to allow linking to
non-headings
- Kepa asked how I "consume" pdf files
- I usually have a heading for each book/article/web page I am reading
- Then, I use org-attach
(https://orgmode.org/manual/Attachments.html) to attach the
pdfs/local copies of web pages (via https://github.com/Y2Z/monolith or
https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/) to the heading
- I read pdfs in Emacs using https://github.com/vedang/pdf-tools and
watch videos using mpv
- I take notes under the relevant heading, not inside the pdf itself
- Sometimes, I actually do mark things inside pdf (pdf-tools
provides annotation editing support), but only to mark factual errors
- I usually do not link to specific pages, except for very large books
- ... but I read articles most of the time where page links are not very
useful
- My typical workflow is using two Emacs frames - one with pdf and
one with notes
- I also have a capture template for very quick notes to currently
clocked task (which is the pdf heading, when I am reading it)
-
https://github.com/yantar92/emacs-config/blob/master/config.org#a-quick-note-to-currently-clocked-task
- ... and a template for a /related/ idea
- such template links back to current context (book/article/web page)
https://github.com/yantar92/emacs-config/blob/master/config.org#note
- Kepa asked about managing screenshots in Org mode. In particular,
about where the screenshot files are stored
- My typical workflow usually involves
1. selecting screenshot area with https://flameshot.org/
2. C-c (copy to clipboard)
3. M-x yank-media to attach the screenshot to current heading (so,
it is stored in ~org-attach-directory~)
- Sometimes, I also save the screenshots to my ~/Downloads (mostly
to share them with others). The name usually does not matter -
flameshot gives some, but the context is usually given alongside
the Org heading where I later attach the screenshot file
- I regularly go through ~/Downloads (it is a daily "habit" style task in my
agenda)
and cleanup/save the files I don't want/want to keep.
- visuwesh asked about how I group files into categories in dired
- I use dired-filter, which is a part of https://github.com/Fuco1/dired-hacks
- https://github.com/yantar92/emacs-config/blob/master/config.org#group-files
- visuwesh asked about my personal meta-functions package
- The package allows making a command act differently depending on
the current major mode and/or current point location
- For example, I have a command ~meta-down-element~ bound to =J= (in
boon-command-mode)
This command is defined contextually, calling appropriate
major-mode-specific command depending on the context
: (meta-down-element "Move down one element." forward-paragraph) ; default
: (meta-defun meta-down-element :mode magit-status-mode
magit-section-forward) ; magit-section
: (meta-defun meta-down-element :mode dired-mode
dired-filter-group-forward-drawer) ; dired
: (meta-defun meta-down-element :mode Info-mode Info-forward-node)
: (meta-defun meta-down-element :mode ledger-mode
ledger-navigate-next-xact-or-directive)
: (meta-defun meta-down-element :mode pdf-view-mode pdf-view-next-page)
: (meta-defun meta-down-element :mode calendar-mode calendar-forward-year)
: (meta-defun meta-down-element :mode notmuch-tree-mode
notmuch-tree-next-message)
: (meta-defun meta-down-element :mode notmuch-show-mode
(notmuch-show-next-message))
: (meta-defun meta-down-element
: :mode org-mode
: :cond org-at-heading-p
: :cond (not (buffer-narrowed-p))
: (outline-get-next-sibling)) ; complex; when at Org heading in
unnarrowed buffer, move to next sibling
: ; simiar for when buffer is narrowed - move narrowing to next sibling
: ; similar when at src block - move to next block and unfold it
- Or another example is ~meta-down~ the is like C-n, but, for
example, when at Org heading, skips the properties drawer and
planning lines
- visuwesh commented that "i guess it is the logical conclusion of org's
M-<cursor> commands"
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[17:52] Ihor Radchenko : The latest Emacs News:
https://sachachua.com/blog/2024/09/2024-09-09-emacs-news/
[17:52] Ihor Radchenko : We are starting in about 5 minutes
[17:54] Juha Autero : I'll switch to laptop
[17:57] Juha Autero : Back again
[17:58] Ihor Radchenko : :)
[18:10] karthink : 1. Question about timestamps: Isn't =<%%(diary-float t 0
1)>= supposed to create a recurring (monthly) timestamp? I had to add a "
.+1M" at the end to get it to repeat in the agenda.
[18:20] Ihor Radchenko : #+tblfm: @>>>$3=vsum(@<$2..@>$2)
[18:21] Ihor Radchenko : #+tblfm: @>$3=vsum(@<<<$2..@>$2)
[18:29] karthink : It's diary-float t 0 1
[18:29] karthink : That t is supposed to make it repeat on the first SUnday of
every month
[18:30] karthink : Oh
[18:30] karthink : I must have done something wrong
[18:30] karthink : Thanks for checking
[18:32] karthink : This is a long shot, but has anyone managed to get the
scratch/igc branch of Emacs to build on NixOS?
[18:33] visuwesh : AFAIk, you have to patch MPS to actually compile it
[18:33] Ihor Radchenko :
https://old.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1cblokb/a_new_gc_method_mps_is_wip/
[18:34] Ihor Radchenko : https://github.com/Ravenbrook/mps
[18:34] karthink : Sorry for the off-topic question, didn't mean to start a
discussion -- was just hoping someone here might have done it already.
[18:35] Ihor Radchenko : Unstaged changes (1)
modified code/gc.gmk
@@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ CFLAGSCOMPILER := \
-Waggregate-return \
-Wall \
-Wcast-qual \
--Werror \
-Wextra \
-Winline \
-Wmissing-prototypes \
[18:36] Ihor Radchenko : ./configure --with-mps=debug --with-native-compilation
CFLAGS='-g3 -I/opt/mps/include -L/opt/mps/lib'
[18:36] Ihor Radchenko : for emacs
[18:37] karthink : Can confirm =<%%(diary-float ...)>= works correctly, not
sure what went wrong last time.
[18:38] visuwesh : ahh the same patch was also given by Pip:
https://yhetil.org/emacs-devel/87o74zevf9.fsf@protonmail.com/
[18:39] karthink : Question: Are any of the org-contrib libraries getting
frequent updates?
[18:39] karthink : Okay
[18:41] karthink : Ihor, if no one has any questions, could you give us a demo
of org-pending in action? (the WIP feature)
[18:41] Ihor Radchenko : https://git.sr.ht/~bzg/org-contrib is barely maintained
[18:42] Ihor Radchenko : but many libraries have moved to their new homes
[18:42] Ihor Radchenko : https://github.com/sp1ff/ob-coq
[18:42] Ihor Radchenko : https://github.com/hurrja/ob-asymptote
[18:42] Ihor Radchenko : https://repo.or.cz/ob-spice.git
[18:42] Ihor Radchenko :
https://git.sr.ht/~bzg/org-contrib/commit/c6aef31ccfc7c4418c3b51e98f7c3bd8e255f5e6
[18:42] Ihor Radchenko : https://repo.or.cz/org-contacts.git
[18:45] karthink : So org-pending is not specific to Org?
[18:45] karthink : Seems like a useful feature for Emacs in general
[18:47] karthink : That's excellent
[18:47] karthink : Thanks for the demo
[18:50] karthink : Question about tracking issues: Since you use notmuch and
not gnus, what is your system for tracking Emacs/Org bugs that someone mentions
in emails? Do you use debbugs from Emacs, in the browser, or something else?
[18:52] visuwesh : Maybe what you instead of gnus-read-empheral-emacs-bug-group?
[18:52] visuwesh : think bugs.gnu.org but in gnus
[18:52] karthink : Let me give an example. In github's web-based workflow,
there are automatically created links from PR to issues, other repositories
etc. I was wondering if you have a cross-referencing system like that in Emacs
[18:53] visuwesh : so i was off mark :)
[18:53] karthink : (the links on github are created automatically whenever
someone mentions an issue, like #123)
[19:02] visuwesh : I see that bug-reference.el has
bug-reference-setup-from-mail-alist but it expliitly mentions that gnus and
rmail are the only supported MUAs currently...
[19:02] karthink : Yes, gnus appears to have many tools for doing these things
[19:02] Anttv_Laptop_without_sound : Hi/ Could You show how Org-capture works
with templates?
[19:02] Anttv_Laptop_without_sound : yes
[19:06] Anttv_Laptop_without_sound : I experimenting with denote and dynamic
org blocks to create documents
[19:07] karthink : Going back to the discussion about notmuch links -- I
noticed you use a LINK property. Could you explain how you use this property?
(Instead of just adding the link in the body of the entry)
[19:07] Ihor Radchenko : 10.1.3 Capture templates in the manual
[19:08] Ihor Radchenko :
https://takeonrules.com/2022/09/06/org-mode-capture-templates-and-time-tracking/
[19:08] Ihor Radchenko : https://github.com/progfolio/doct
[19:08] Ihor Radchenko : simplify writing capture templates
[19:08] Ihor Radchenko : https://github.com/ag91/ya-org-capture
[19:10] Ihor Radchenko : https://github.com/nobiot/org-transclusion/
[19:11] Anttv_Laptop_without_sound : org add links to new documents to tables
it is like self-made document managemet :)
[19:11] Anttv_Laptop_without_sound : yes, like dashboard
[19:15] karthink : I see
[19:16] Kepa : Are you on windows os?
[19:17] Kepa : thanks!
Do you think org-edna could do into org?
[19:18] Kepa : Yes , as org-depend is kind of abandoned... ok, I understand
[19:19] Kepa : What calendar do you use? Do you use month calendar?
[19:19] Kepa : like calf calendar?
[19:20] Kepa : So you get a "month vision" just from the agenda, interesting
[19:23] Kepa : The time format you shared in the mail list, was: Time & Date:
<2024-09-11 Wed 19:00-21:00 @+03,Europe/Istanbul>
[19:23] Anttv_Laptop_without_sound : I'm using Emacs not so long, like the
concept of TUI OS with Text Editor :) (joking)
[19:23] Kepa : Is it already implemented?
[19:23] Kepa : ;D
[19:23] Ihor Radchenko :
https://orgmode.org/list/CAL9aZkusXaNVCu7+nO-ic8SHhwVdOiXYtDyF=Gz7h+NoLaOZXQ@mail.gmail.com
[19:23] karthink : Timezone support in Org time stamps would be great
[19:24] Kepa : Long discussion about it, Karthink, not sure if there was a
common point at the end
[19:25] karthink : Question about url-handler-alist, or whatever it was you
used to open mailing list links in notmuch instead of the browser: is there
some way to fall back to opening with the browser if the mail is not found in
the notmuch database for some reason?
[19:27] karthink : Cool, thank you. Could you share this function?
[19:27] Ihor Radchenko :
https://github.com/yantar92/emacs-config/blob/master/config.org#browse-mailing-list-archive-urls-using-my-local-notmuch-archives
[19:29] Ilya Chernyshov : fosstodon
[19:30] oylenshpeegul : I am on mastodon.social
[19:32] Kepa : How do you link text? Do you use new id search functionality to
link to exact points in a text?
[19:35] Kepa : If you mark text, the search is added automatically
[19:36] Kepa : Thanks, I thought you had it automatized :-)
[19:36] Ihor Radchenko : org-link-search-must-match-exact-headline
[19:37] Kepa : How do you "consume" pdf files?
I usually yank them into org to studying
[19:39] Kepa : So, you adapt your eyes to the given size
[19:39] Kepa : good
[19:39] karthink : Do you "link" from the notes Org file to pdf positions like
org-noter does?
[19:41] Kepa : How do you organize your screenshots files?
[19:42] Kepa : I mean the files
[19:42] Kepa : the path for them
[19:42] visuwesh : is the "[documents]" thingy in the dired buffer from
dired-hacks?
[19:43] Kepa : For example, I have just one folder for every attachment. OK!
[19:43] Kepa : interesting
[19:43] visuwesh : yes
[19:44] visuwesh : ok, thanks
[19:44] Ihor Radchenko : https://github.com/Fuco1/dired-hacks - dired-filter
for grouping files in dired
[19:46] visuwesh : can you perhaps talk abit about your meta-functions package?
I've looked at it before and it looks very powerful but I cannot exactly wrap
my head around it
[19:46] karthink : Thanks for all the tips Ihor. As usual I learn a lot from
watching how you use Emacs
[19:48] karthink : Does this work via `run-hook-with-args-until-success` or a
big `cond` block?
[19:49] visuwesh : ahhh okayy, thanks for the explanation
[19:49] visuwesh : i guess it is the logical conclusion of org's M-<cursor>
commands
[19:50] visuwesh : nice, thanks for the demo
[19:51] Kepa : Thanks, Ihor :-)
[19:51] oylenshpeegul : Thanks!
[19:52] karthink : Thank you
[19:52] visuwesh : Thank you Ihor once again!
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