Hello, "Bruce D'Arcus" <bdar...@gmail.com> writes:
> The haskell citeproc library has this: > > "a CiteprocOptions structure (which currently just allows you to set > whether citations are hyperlinked to the bibliography)" > > Would something like that make sense as an optional argument somewhere > here? Or would details like that get > set somewhere else? I am not sure to understand what it is meant to do. Anyway, I think such options belong to the processor, an hypothetical "oc-citeproc.el" in this case. "oc.el" does not pretend controlling what processors do with their "capabilities"; it just makes it easy to plug citation processors into Org. If some options are common to all processors, then it may be reconsidered, tho. Now, I hope to see some work towards "oc-citeproc.el" (or any other processor). We need it to push the limits of "oc.el", e.g., to decide if it should provide more tools, or more breadth in its API. As stated already, I will be happy to provide guidance, and even code for well defined tasks. > BTW, on the demo, the "help echo" on my machine (a very recent Emacs > 28) only flickers briefly, so I can't actually see it. It works here when I enable `tooltip-mode'. Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou