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# outshine.el — outline with outshine outshines outline<a id="sec-1"></a> |
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Maintainer: Adam Porter |
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Version: 2.0 |
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Version: 2.1 |
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URL: <https://github.com/alphapapa/outshine> |
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## MetaData<a id="sec-1-1"></a> |
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copyright: Thorsten_Jolitz |
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copyright-from: 2013+ |
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version: 2.0 |
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version: 2.1 |
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licence: GPL 2 or later (free software) |
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licence-url: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ |
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part-of-emacs: no |
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authors: Thorsten_Jolitz Carsten_Dominik Per_Abrahamsen |
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credits: Fabrice_Niessen Alexander_Vorobiev Jonas_Bernoulli |
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inspiration: outline-magic outxxtra out-xtra |
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keywords: emacs outlines file_structuring |
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git-repo: https://github.com/alphapapa/outshine.git |
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git-clone: git://github.com/alphapapa/outshine.git |
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## Commentary<a id="sec-1-2"></a> |
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@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ libraries): |
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Note that since version 2.0, outshine.el depends on outorg.el and |
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navi-mode.el depends on both, outshine.el and outorg.el. So the order |
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of installation should be |
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of installation should be |
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1. outorg |
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2. outshine |
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buffer, outline-navigation, structure-editing and visibility |
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cycling with outshine should make an Org-mode user feel right at |
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home. |
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Try C-h m (describe-mode) and C-h b (describe-bindings) in an |
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outshine buffer to find out more about the available functions and |
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their keybindings. |
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The very useful Org speed-commands have been ported to outshine, |
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here a quote from the |
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[Org-mode manual](http://orgmode.org/manual/Speed-keys.html) that |
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describes what they do: |
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> Single keys can be made to execute commands when the cursor is at |
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> the beginning of a headline, i.e., before the first star. |
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To activate speed-keys, put this in your init-file: |
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#+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp |
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(setq outshine-use-speed-commands t) |
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#+END_SRC |
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Call \`outshine-speed-command-help' to get an overview over the |
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available functionality and the keybindings. |
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Note that outshine works with 'imenu' (\`outshine-imenu') and has |
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extra functionality to show the number of hidden lines in folded |
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headlines (\`outshine-show-hidden-lines-cookies'). There are a few |
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i.e. code from existing extensions to outline-minor-mode, new code |
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written for outshine, as well as code ported from Org-mode to |
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outshine. |
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Its extended use aims to make outshine headers more 'intelligent', |
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i.e. make them know about TODO items, tags, properties, dates and |
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times. This is done via the \`outshine-use-outorg' function that |
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concept turns outshine into a kind of org-minor-mode without |
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actually reimplementing Org functionality, just by reusing it with |
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the help of outorg. |
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This is still work in progress. Not all Org commands make sense in |
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an outshine buffer. Not all work out-of-the-box. Since there are |
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many Org commands, it will take some time to check them one-by-one |
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Thibault Polge
7 years ago