| 25 Jul 2024 |
 stateless | I miss fuzzy search in info | 11:12:47 |
 yantar92 (Org contributor) | In reply to @stateless:footbridge.xyz
I miss fuzzy search in info helm-info | 11:32:07 |
| stateless | In reply to @yantar92:matrix.org
helm-info I meant full text search over all info files | 11:36:29 |
 phil.catalyst |
Yeah, there's M-x info-apropos for the indexed text, but otherwise you only have full-text search throughout the current manual via C-s.
It would probably be fairly simple to implement it, mind. The multi-isearch functionality is really powerful! | 12:23:56 |
| phil.catalyst |
I'd like to see that feature contributed. | 12:25:28 |
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 karthink | In reply to @stateless:footbridge.xyz
I meant full text search over all info files consult-info? | 23:48:55 |
| 26 Jul 2024 |
 shoshin | TIL! <3 | 01:08:52 |
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 cidra | Hello guys, quick question: adding properties to org elements for internal processing is a good practice, in your opinion? I'm toying with the idea of making a simple three way merging from org-element and each element may have references to its base and branch matches: are properties suitable for this? | 11:43:49 |
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 hankulez | alphapapa: I made a fork of the pantalaimon repo and fixed a few small bugs (as well as moving the dbus over to one that is not deprecated), you can find that here. Would you be open to me making a PR and mentioning it in the README of the ement package? | 15:37:16 |
| shoshin | cidra: i feel like yes, org-element will have access to properties with the data structures it returns. i was also working on some sort of org-element based thing if this research helps https://cicadas.surf/cgit/coorgi/coorgi-client.git/tree/coorgi-client.org | 15:49:22 |
 paul.j | Good afternoon! Is there a simple way to get electric-pair-mode to ignore brackets inside quotes? | 16:11:21 |
| paul.j | ... or an alternative package I should be using? | 16:23:11 |
| shoshin | paul.j: it seems like you'd need to add a function that would handle it as the electric-pair-inhibit-predicate | 16:45:36 |
| shoshin | you might also check out smartparens | 16:46:49 |
| cidra | In reply to @shoshin:cicadas.surf
cidra: i feel like yes, org-element will have access to properties with the data structures it returns. i was also working on some sort of org-element based thing if this research helps https://cicadas.surf/cgit/coorgi/coorgi-client.git/tree/coorgi-client.org Wow, that looks super interesting. I'll check it out as soon as i can, tomorrow. How come have I never heard of it? | 16:46:58 |
| shoshin | In reply to @cidra:matrix.org
Wow, that looks super interesting. I'll check it out as soon as i can, tomorrow. How come have I never heard of it? because it never got finished | 16:47:12 |
| shoshin | ended up building a far dumber and simpler task management app in emacs | 16:47:53 |
| shoshin | the client was supposed to be the emacs part that would handle getting messages from the coorgi server that tracked the state of things. the client would take the data and then update the local org docs | 16:50:23 |
| shoshin | but its hard | 16:50:25 |
| shoshin | so that represents my literate programming trying to figure it out more than any kind of finished thing | 16:50:59 |
| shoshin | if you look at the actual tangled .el file its literally one command i managed to write | 16:51:47 |
 alphapapa |
In reply to
hankulez
alphapapa: I made a fork of the pantalaimon repo and fixed a few small bugs (as well as moving the dbus over to one that is not deprecated), you can find that here. Would you be open to me making a PR and mentioning it in the README of the ement package?
Yes. I invited you to the Ement room, which is a better place to get my attention about it. :) | 19:50:06 |
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