commit 0f1118856ec1e7fe71510da079ca99e7f9903924
parent f2928a634c35e8c73bac41fe12837da913524696
Author: Vincent Demeester <vincent@sbr.pm>
Date: Tue, 21 Apr 2020 18:38:41 +0200
docs: add keybinding start on emacs.org
Signed-off-by: Vincent Demeester <vincent@sbr.pm>
Diffstat:
| M | docs/emacs.org | | | 129 | +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-------------------------------- |
1 file changed, 77 insertions(+), 52 deletions(-)
diff --git a/docs/emacs.org b/docs/emacs.org
@@ -107,6 +107,8 @@
- Any function I wrote is going to be prefixed by ~vde/~ so that it doesn't conflicts with
function that would have been defined elsewhere.
+*** TODO Keybinding
+
As it is detailed in each part of this configuration, I am trying to setup keybinding in a
/mnemonics/ way so it's easy to remember (and use). This is what [[https://www.spacemacs.org/][spacemacs]] does with evil
keybindings (aka vim-like keybindings). I am staying with the /standard/ emacs keybinding
@@ -126,6 +128,29 @@
o=, as it is reserved for user, and =o= is for =org-mode=. For version control, it's gonna
be =C-c v=, for projects it's gonna be =C-c p=, etc…
+| prefix | "mode" |
+|---------+-------------------------------------|
+| <F1> | |
+| <F2> | |
+| <F3> | /built-in/ Register macro(s) |
+| <F4> | /built-in/ Plays macro(s) |
+| <F5> | =revert-buffer= |
+| <F6> | |
+| <F7> | |
+| <F8> | |
+| <F9> | |
+| <F10> | |
+| <F11> | |
+| <F12> | |
+| =C-c b= | Bookmarks (=bookmark-plus=) |
+| =C-c h= | Help (=helpful=, …) |
+| =C-c n= | Navigation (=avy=, …) |
+| =C-c o= | Org mode |
+| =C-c p= | Projects (=projectile=, …) |
+| =C-c v= | Version control (=vc=, =magit=, …) |
+| =C-c w= | Window management (=ace-window=, …) |
+| =C-x p= | Bookmarks (=bookmark-plus=, …) |
+
** COPYING
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: h:d4cfb344-dcff-4144-951a-8197c5ae2c84
@@ -212,14 +237,14 @@
collection freezes during long-term interactive use. Conversely, a ~gc-cons-threshold~
that is too small will cause stuttering.
- #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/early-init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "AfterInitHook" :range-end "-AfterInitHook" :lines "28-34"
+ #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/early-init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "AfterInitHook" :range-end "-AfterInitHook" :lines "58-64"
One thing though, I am currently not necessarily running Emacs 27, so I am going to need
to have the same configuration in ~init.el~ for a little bit of time.
/Note: the lowest emacs version I wanna support is 26 (as of today, might evolve)/
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "CheckVer" :range-end "-CheckVer" :lines "6-16"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "CheckVer" :range-end "-CheckVer" :lines "25-35"
We also want our configuration to be working the same on any computer, this means we want
to define every option by ourselves, not relying on default files (~default.el~) that
@@ -229,17 +254,17 @@
We also want to inhibit some initial default start messages and screen. The default screen
will be as bare as possible.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "Inhibit" :range-end "-Inhibit" :lines "19-23"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "Inhibit" :range-end "-Inhibit" :lines "38-42"
Let's also use =y= or =n= instead of =yes= and =no= when exiting Emacs.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "Confirm" :range-end "-Confirm" :lines "26-27"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "Confirm" :range-end "-Confirm" :lines "45-46"
One last piece to the puzzle is the default mode. Setting it to fundamental-mode means we
won't load any /heavy/ mode at startup (like =org-mode=). We also want this scratch buffer
to be empty, so let's set it as well
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "DefaultMode" :range-end "-DefaultMode" :lines "30-32"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "DefaultMode" :range-end "-DefaultMode" :lines "49-51"
*** Unicode all the way
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -249,7 +274,7 @@
By default, all my systems are configured and support =utf-8=, so let's just make it a
default in Emacs ; and handle special case on demand.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "Unicode" :range-end "-Unicode" :lines "35-40"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "Unicode" :range-end "-Unicode" :lines "54-59"
*** Package management with =use-package=
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -275,7 +300,7 @@
We need to setup the emacs package system and install =use-package= if not present
already.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "UsePackageSetup" :range-end "-UsePackageSetup" :lines "43-92"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "UsePackageSetup" :range-end "-UsePackageSetup" :lines "62-111"
*** =custom.el=
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -286,7 +311,7 @@
your liking, Emacs will append a piece of elisp to your init file. I prefer to have that
stored in a separate file.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "CustomFile" :range-end "-CustomFile" :lines "95-110"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "CustomFile" :range-end "-CustomFile" :lines "114-129"
*** Remove built-in =org-mode=
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -297,14 +322,14 @@
configuration) instead of the built-in one. To do that safely, let's remove the built-in
version out of the load path.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "NoBuiltinOrg" :range-end "-NoBuiltinOrg" :lines "113-119"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "NoBuiltinOrg" :range-end "-NoBuiltinOrg" :lines "132-138"
*** Pinentry
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: h:1f016a1a-f4ef-4ef0-be01-1fd68ca0d951
:END:
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "Pinentry" :range-end "-PinEntry" :lines "122-126"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "Pinentry" :range-end "-PinEntry" :lines "141-145"
*** Loading configuration files
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -321,29 +346,29 @@
Let's define some functions that would do the job.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "LoadCfgFunc" :range-end "-LoadCfgFunc" :lines "129-139"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "LoadCfgFunc" :range-end "-LoadCfgFunc" :lines "148-158"
Let's define some constants early, based on the system, and the environment, to be able to
use those later on to skip some package or change some configuration accordingly.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "CfgConstant" :range-end "-CfgConstant" :lines "142-173"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "CfgConstant" :range-end "-CfgConstant" :lines "161-192"
Now, in order to load ~lisp~ and ~config~ files, it's just a matter of calling this
function with the right argument.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "CfgLoad" :range-end "-CfgLoad" :lines "176-179"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "CfgLoad" :range-end "-CfgLoad" :lines "195-198"
Finally, I want to be able to load files for a specific machine, in case I need it (not
entirely sure why yet but…)
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "CfgHostLoad" :range-end "-CfgHostLoad" :lines "182-184"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "CfgHostLoad" :range-end "-CfgHostLoad" :lines "201-203"
*** Counting the time of loading
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: h:2b645e95-6776-4f5b-a318-e5a915943881
:END:
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "LastInit" :range-end "-LastInit" :lines "187-198"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "LastInit" :range-end "-LastInit" :lines "206-217"
** ~PATH~'s customization
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -486,7 +511,7 @@
My current setup involves a =emacs --daemon= systemd service. We want to start the server
if it's not already running, so that =emacsclient= can connect to it.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/01-server.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "UseServer" :range-end "-UseServer" :lines "7-9"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/01-server.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "UseServer" :range-end "-UseServer" :lines "7-10"
** Base typeface configurations
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -498,7 +523,7 @@
the =Ubuntu= font are not available on the system, I am just letting Emacs start with its
default font.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-appearance.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "TypeFaceConfiguration" :range-end "-TypeFaceConfiguration" :lines "6-45"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-appearance.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "TypeFaceConfiguration" :range-end "-TypeFaceConfiguration" :lines "6-25"
** Typeface suitability test
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -770,7 +795,7 @@
/The =ensure org-plus-contrib= is there to make sure I am loading the =org= module from my
nix configuration and not the built-in =org= module (that might lag in terms of version)/
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgMain" :range-end "-OrgMain" :lines "29-104"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgMain" :range-end "-OrgMain" :lines "29-105"
I've set-up an =org-mode= hook to add few modes to the default setup.
- I am really annoyed by trailing white-space so I want them to be shown
@@ -779,15 +804,15 @@
+ I turn on =auto-revert-mode= so that the buffer is always up-to-date.
+ I like to have header indented, so I'm enabling =org-indent-mode=.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgHook" :range-end "-OrgHook" :lines "107-119"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgHook" :range-end "-OrgHook" :lines "108-120"
Let's also use =org-id=…
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgId" :range-end "-OrgId" :lines "122-151"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgId" :range-end "-OrgId" :lines "123-152"
… and =org-crypt= (for encrypted =org-mode= files).
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCrypt" :range-end "-OrgCrypt" :lines "154-159"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCrypt" :range-end "-OrgCrypt" :lines "155-160"
**** TODO Refiling
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -822,11 +847,11 @@
agenda views. This allows to group things and overall set-up the agenda view I want. This
agenda view uses the =n= key.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgAgenda" :range-end "-OrgAgenda" :lines "162-211"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgAgenda" :range-end "-OrgAgenda" :lines "163-212"
Let's try to get my work calendar entries in my agenda too. It is a little bit tricky 👼.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgGcal" :range-end "-OrgGcal" :lines "214-228"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgGcal" :range-end "-OrgGcal" :lines "215-229"
*** Habits :ATTACH:
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -858,14 +883,14 @@
[[./images/2020-02-29-14-41-59.png]]
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgHabit" :range-end "-OrgHabit" :lines "231-236"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgHabit" :range-end "-OrgHabit" :lines "232-237"
*** TODO Sources
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: h:82c3b800-9d80-408d-b3b6-54dc15b0590c
:END:
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgSrc" :range-end "-OrgSrc" :lines "239-246"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgSrc" :range-end "-OrgSrc" :lines "240-247"
*** TODO Capture
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -882,7 +907,7 @@
options. This is very interesting when you want to group some capture template together
(like templates related to /work/, …).
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureStart" :range-end "-OrgCaptureStart" :lines "249-253"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureStart" :range-end "-OrgCaptureStart" :lines "250-254"
Some of my capture template are big and hard to read if embedded in the =emacs-lisp=
code. The good thing is that =org-mode= is able to load the template from files too 💃.
@@ -890,44 +915,44 @@
Here is a list of my templates:
- Default :: Store a link (mainly used with =org-protocol=) and take a random note
- #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureOldTemplate" :range-end "-OrgCaptureOldTemplate" :lines "256-265"
+ #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureOldTemplate" :range-end "-OrgCaptureOldTemplate" :lines "257-266"
- Tasks :: /work/ task, like reviewing a PR, or cleaning a folder.
- #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureTask" :range-end "-OrgCaptureTask" :lines "268-280"
+ #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureTask" :range-end "-OrgCaptureTask" :lines "269-281"
- journaling :: As I use =org-mode= for my /journal/ too, I need capture entry for
it. I currently have two types of journal entry :
- #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureJournalBase" :range-end "-OrgCaptureJournalBase" :lines "283-285"
+ #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureJournalBase" :range-end "-OrgCaptureJournalBase" :lines "284-286"
+ standard: one title and some text
#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/etc/orgmode/journal.org" src org
- #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureJournalEntry" :range-end "-OrgCaptureJournalEntry" :lines "288-295"
+ #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureJournalEntry" :range-end "-OrgCaptureJournalEntry" :lines "289-296"
+ worklog: related to work, to be able to say what I did, what I wanted to do, problems,
… during the daily
#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/etc/orgmode/worklog.org" src org
- #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureWorklog" :range-end "-OrgCaptureWorklog" :lines "298-303"
+ #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureWorklog" :range-end "-OrgCaptureWorklog" :lines "299-304"
- weekly review :: each and every week, I am going through this item to make my review of
the week.
#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/etc/orgmode/weekly.org" src org
- #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureWeekly" :range-end "-OrgCaptureWeekly" :lines "306-311"
+ #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureWeekly" :range-end "-OrgCaptureWeekly" :lines "307-312"
- blog posts ::
- #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureBlog" :range-end "-OrgCaptureBlog" :lines "321-323"
+ #+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureBlog" :range-end "-OrgCaptureBlog" :lines "322-324"
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureEnd" :range-end "-OrgCaptureEnd" :lines "326-327"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgCaptureEnd" :range-end "-OrgCaptureEnd" :lines "327-328"
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgProtocol" :range-end "-OrgProtocol" :lines "330-332"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgProtocol" :range-end "-OrgProtocol" :lines "331-333"
*** Clocking
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -947,32 +972,32 @@
In addition to that workflow, I want to switch the state of the task to =STARTED= when I
am clocking-in, if it's not already =STARTED=.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgClock" :range-end "-OrgClock" :lines "335-428"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgClock" :range-end "-OrgClock" :lines "336-429"
*** TODO Links
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: h:afc81fbb-f7a0-401c-8b56-19f51edebd88
:END:
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgAttach" :range-end "-OrgAttach" :lines "431-436"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgAttach" :range-end "-OrgAttach" :lines "432-437"
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgLinks" :range-end "-OrgLinks" :lines "439-464"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgLinks" :range-end "-OrgLinks" :lines "440-465"
*** TODO Litterate programming
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: h:b5f6beba-6195-4ff0-a194-502ac2a9e3da
:END:
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgBabel" :range-end "-OrgBabel" :lines "467-526"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgBabel" :range-end "-OrgBabel" :lines "468-527"
*** TODO Exporting
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: h:afad00e0-367c-4c7b-b191-e3ed72be754b
:END:
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgExportConstants" :range-end "-OrgExportConstants" :lines "529-531"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgExportConstants" :range-end "-OrgExportConstants" :lines "530-532"
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgExportCfg" :range-end "-OrgExportCfg" :lines "534-545"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-org.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "OrgExportCfg" :range-end "-OrgExportCfg" :lines "535-546"
** TODO Email and newsgroup
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -1001,7 +1026,7 @@
Before configuring any email client, we need to establish some essentials: who we are,
where our credentials are stored and whether encryption is supported.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-mails.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "AuthSource" :range-end "-AuthSource" :lines "7-12"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-mails.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "AuthSource" :range-end "-AuthSource" :lines "12-17"
*** Gnus
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -1063,11 +1088,11 @@
- [[http://www.cataclysmicmutation.com/2010/11/multiple-gmail-accounts-in-gnus/][Multiple GMail Accounts in Gnus - Cataclysmic Mutation]]
- [[https://github.com/redguardtoo/mastering-emacs-in-one-year-guide/blob/master/gnus-guide-en.org][mastering-emacs-in-one-year-guide/gnus-guide-en.org at master · redguardtoo/mastering-emacs-in-one-year-guide]]
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusCfg" :range-end "-GnusCfg" :lines "3-60"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusCfg" :range-end "-GnusCfg" :lines "3-61"
Let's also give to gnus my GnuPG key.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusMmlSec" :range-end "-GnusMmlSec" :lines "63-67"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusMmlSec" :range-end "-GnusMmlSec" :lines "64-68"
**** Gnus agent
@@ -1084,7 +1109,7 @@
local messages. For example, we can set an expiry date, after which the message is
deleted, or we can create a queue of outgoing messages when Gnus is in an unplugged state.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusAgent" :range-end "-GnusAgent" :lines "70-84"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusAgent" :range-end "-GnusAgent" :lines "71-85"
**** Gnus asynchronous operations
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -1095,7 +1120,7 @@
is blocked until Gnus has finished. By enabling this library, we can use certain functions
in a non-blocking way. I do this for [[#h:8cd8c972-ba38-40c2-b30f-68a4233593d6][sending email]].
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusAsync" :range-end "-GnusAsync" :lines "87-92"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusAsync" :range-end "-GnusAsync" :lines "88-93"
**** Gnus group
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -1121,7 +1146,7 @@
Note that =gnus-group-sort-functions= requires the most important function to be declared
last.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusGroup" :range-end "-GnusGroup" :lines "95-111"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusGroup" :range-end "-GnusGroup" :lines "96-112"
**** Gnus Summary
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -1140,7 +1165,7 @@
was within the day or the one before, else falls back to a default value. It is then
called with =%&user-date;=.
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusSummary" :range-end "-GnusSummary" :lines "123-166"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusSummary" :range-end "-GnusSummary" :lines "124-167"
Gnus summary displays a mark for each messages, those `O`, `!`, … Let's first describe
what are those marks (from the [[https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/gnus/Marking-Articles.html#Marking-Articles][documentation]]) and which one make the more sense for me.
@@ -1184,7 +1209,7 @@
"gnus" to see all the relevant key bindings and the functions they call. I only ever use
=C-c C-m C-a= (=C-m= is the same as =RET=).
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusDired" :range-end "-GnusDired" :lines "169-172"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/gnus/init.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "GnusDired" :range-end "-GnusDired" :lines "170-173"
**** TODO Searching mails
:PROPERTIES:
@@ -1201,16 +1226,16 @@
:CUSTOM_ID: h:8cd8c972-ba38-40c2-b30f-68a4233593d6
:END:
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-mails.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "SendmailCfg" :range-end "-SendmailCfg" :lines "25-41"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-mails.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "SendmailCfg" :range-end "-SendmailCfg" :lines "30-44"
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-mails.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "MessageCfg" :range-end "-MessageCfg" :lines "44-61"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-mails.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "MessageCfg" :range-end "-MessageCfg" :lines "47-65"
*** TODO ~notmuch~ configuration
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: h:b67b377e-0fbc-4237-857c-641cdf2de1cf
:END:
-#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-mails.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "Notmuch" :range-end "-Notmuch" :lines "64-82"
+#+INCLUDE: "../tools/emacs/config/config-mails.el" src emacs-lisp :range-begin "Notmuch" :range-end "-Notmuch" :lines "68-86"
* User interface and interactions
:PROPERTIES:
