> perl -pe 's/((?:[[:upper:]][\p{lower}_-\d]+){2,})/[[$1]]/'
Very nice. Makes me want a little table comparing perl, grep/sed
normal, grep/sed extended, and emacs syntax.
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On Apr 19, 2009, at 11:44 AM, Taru Karttunen wrote:
Excerpts from Giorgio Brajnik's message of Sun Apr 19 12:16:58 +0300
2009:
Carsten,
thank you for your prompt answer.
I understand your attitude towards CamelCase, and tend to agree,
but I
also think it would be nice to have a utility to
Excerpts from Giorgio Brajnik's message of Sun Apr 19 12:16:58 +0300 2009:
> Carsten,
> thank you for your prompt answer.
> I understand your attitude towards CamelCase, and tend to agree, but I
> also think it would be nice to have a utility to easily port a set of
> emacs-wiki pages into orgmode.
Carsten,
thank you for your prompt answer.
I understand your attitude towards CamelCase, and tend to agree, but I
also think it would be nice to have a utility to easily port a set of
emacs-wiki pages into orgmode.
I'll see if I can come out with a simple elisp or python script to convert
those fil
Org-mode does not have support for CamelCase links, you can use other
methods to link
to other files.
I am not a big fan of CamelCase links and don't want to
add it to the core. But maybe someone wants to write
it as an add-on, this would be easy to do.
- Carsten
On Apr 17, 2009, at 9:29 AM,
I'm an Org-mode newby, and have not been able to find examples of
how to customize orgmode so that
CamelCase words are treated as links.
Is this possible? and if so, what should I customize or change?
(I have a bunch of emacs-wiki pages I'd like to port under orgmode.)
Thanks
--
Giorgio Braj
