Aha! I put myself to this with a fresh mind today and can see where I went
wrong. My environment was at fault and I blame this on a hot-reload of my Emacs
config. In addition, I use evil-mode keybindings which shadow at least one of
the most vital keys used in Koutliner, {C-j}. I've started adding my own {SPC}
prefix bindings to take care of these.
These are the kinds of details to mention in the future. Ket us know how you like the outliner. It is pretty unique.
Hyperbole would make a fine candidate for inclusion in the
gh#emacs-evil/evil-collection. Given my continued use and familiarity with the
Hyperbole family, I may be interested in writing such an extension.
Great.
>> On Thu Nov 8, Mats Lidell <address@hidden> wrote:
>>When you create the file "test.kotl" you should see something like this in the
>>buffer:
>>
>>-----------------------------------------------------------------–—
>> 1. <Your cursor here>
>>-----------------------------------------------------------------–—
I now see this with a clean restart of Emacs. My environment was indeed borked.
Two comments on HyRolo: I've typically used
gh#org-mode/contrib/lisp/org-contacts but I enjoy the speed at which I can mail
a contact with Hyperbole. I miss mails being sent "flowed",
By flowed, he means dynamic word-wrapping based on reader window width (soft newlines). How does Hyperbole affect that? There is a variable for what mail composer to use. outgoing messages
are never stored in my Sent folder on my mailserver, and there's no integration
between my favorite Emacs mail client, mu4e, and HyRolo I can see.
True. You would have to write one module to interface it.
I am excited to continue exploring Hyperbole! Thank you both.
You are welcome. Enjoy it. Keep a list of your suggestions and then send them in as one batch after a few weeks.
Bob
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