Re: Emacs NYC Video Release: Bring Your Text to Life the Easy Way with GNU Hyperbole

[Robert Weiner]

A little curious how many packages you are using to put together that full 
behavior?

-- Bob

> On Sep 20, 2020, at 1:46 PM, Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support> wrote:
> 
> * Robert Weiner <rsw@gnu.org> [2020-09-20 19:54]:
>> Hi Jean:
>> 
>> From the start, Hyperbole was designed as a toolkit to allow people to
>> manage unstructured and semi-structured textual information, namely
>> personaliz day-to-day information, that doesn't fit neatly in databases.
>> Most of this information and the way people want to structure it is highly
>> personal, so the custom button types and the information underlying the
>> buttons would not typically be shared publicly.  People wouldn't normally
>> share their contact lists, emails or even personal writings nor the buttons
>> within.
> 
> Alright, now may I receive some work flows? I do not need personal
> data.
> 
> Let me give you example of a workflow in my system within Emacs:
> 
> - I click s-c and minibuffer opens to "Search for contact: " then I
>  enter some data, like "John Kampala" to find all "Johns" in
>  "Kampala"
> 
> - I am faced with helm selection of various people named John in city
>  of Kampala, I may narrow selection to particular person
> 
> - then I click TAB and I am faced with selection to open files that
>  belong to specific contact, or to open all email conversation with
>  the contact, or to send SMS
> 
> - then I choose to send SMS, and choose one mobile number among two of
>  them, and SMS is sent and recorded
> 
> I will appreciate workflow description for Hyperbola of other people.
> 
> Jean