org-ql is an end-user package, you don't need to be a programmer to use it. It has commands to search among your org files and most options can be customized through Emacs's customize interface. I highly recommend it for searching through org files, I find it much easier to use and also faster than the Org built-in search commands. Check out the project's README file, which includes a bunch of screenshots and animated GIFs showing org-ql in action: https://github.com/alphapapa/org-ql
oantolin
joined 2 years ago
i get that from org-ql.
¡Qué bien encontrarnos por acá!
This comment seem out of place here. Did you mean to post this somewhere else?
Wow, just running GUI Emacs is so much easier.
Did you mean counsel-compile?
I should try that!
What's with all the occurrences of \n?
I tried logging into codeberg to create some issues, but apparently I don't know my password anymore and codeberg's "Forgot password?" link is broken (it says it sent me an email but those are lies). So instead I'll just mention the issues I've found here (sorry to monopolize this thread so much), for @blawsybogsy@lemmy.ml:
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It seems like my GPG troubles were all solved by
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I don't think lem.el needs to depend on an external program to render markdown. Instead I suggest just using markdown-mode's fontification, which is a dependency anyway!
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I'm not too fond of the emojify dependency either. I have a font with very nice emojis, why do I also need emojfiy downloading tons of images of emojis? Just use the unicode emoji characters directly.
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So many useful lem commands are unbound! There isn't even a keybinding to reply to post or comments! It seems like all the commands I would want exist, they just aren't bound in
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With the code I first cloned from codeberg, the command
lem-ui-jump-to-subscribedshowed all my communities as options, then I updated and now it seems that if several communities have the same name (I'm subscribed to emacs both on communick.news and on lemmy.ml, for example), only one gets shown as an option.
I think that's it. All in all I'm really enjoying the package, these are really minor complaints.
Oh, found a new bug: if you are subscribed to communities with the same name on different lemmy instances, lem-ui-jump-to-subscribed will only show you one of them. It used to show all of them before I pulled the latest changes today. (I'm subscribed to communities named emacs on communick.news and on lemmy.ml)
I think the entire problem is that I had epg-pinentry-mode set to nil, I changed it to 'loopback and now things seem to be working properly. I don't understand why lem.el uses a passphrase with GPG while it seems like mastodon.el doesn't. Let's see if posting this via lem.el works!
EDIT: Yep, it worked and editing comments works too! By the way, tons of unbound commands like lem-ui-edit-comment deserve key bindings.
I hope it's live action.
EDIT: No such luck.