> On Nov 9, 2018, at 12:56 PM, Tao Hansen <[email protected]> wrote: > > Aha! I put myself to this with a fresh mind today and can see where I went > wrong. My environment was at fault and I blame this on a hot-reload of my > Emacs > config. In addition, I use evil-mode keybindings which shadow at least one of > the most vital keys used in Koutliner, {C-j}. I've started adding my own {SPC} > prefix bindings to take care of these. > These are the kinds of details to mention in the future. Ket us know how you like the outliner. It is pretty unique. > Hyperbole would make a fine candidate for inclusion in the > gh#emacs-evil/evil-collection. Given my continued use and familiarity with the > Hyperbole family, I may be interested in writing such an extension. > Great. > >> On Thu Nov 8, Mats Lidell <[email protected]> wrote: > >>When you create the file "test.kotl" you should see something like this in > >>the > >>buffer: > >> > >>-----------------------------------------------------------------–— > >> 1. <Your cursor here> > >>-----------------------------------------------------------------–— > I now see this with a clean restart of Emacs. My environment was indeed > borked. > Two comments on HyRolo: I've typically used > gh#org-mode/contrib/lisp/org-contacts but I enjoy the speed at which I can > mail > a contact with Hyperbole. I miss mails being sent "flowed", > By flowed, he means dynamic word-wrapping based on reader window width (soft newlines). How does Hyperbole affect that? There is a variable for what mail composer to use. > outgoing messages > are never stored in my Sent folder on my mailserver, and there's no > integration > between my favorite Emacs mail client, mu4e, and HyRolo I can see. > True. You would have to write one module to interface it. > I am excited to continue exploring Hyperbole! Thank you both. > You are welcome. Enjoy it. Keep a list of your suggestions and then send them in as one batch after a few weeks.
Bob
