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khi****@users*****
Sat Apr 5 22:41:26 JST 2008
Hi, all. For your information, I post a copy of my private email (+ a new answer) to this ML. Thanks for permission > Maillard-san. ============================ > First question: where is the documentation ? Thank you for your interest. There are few English documents of howm-mode because I am lazy. So, I would like to post a copy of this answer to howm-eng ML. Is it OK? http://lists.sourceforge.jp/mailman/archives/howm-eng/ This tutorial (erased draft) may also help you. http://web.archive.org/web/20060206055009/http://dto.twu.net/HowmTutorial.howm.html > Ok another question: do you have tips or tricks to speed up go-to > link and friends ? I mean, typing >>> is "hard" and "counter > productive". So I need to find a way to type these "tags" faster. Do you mean a simple key binding like this? (eval-after-load "howm" '(define-key howm-mode-map "\C-c,>" (lambda () (interactive) (insert ">>> ")))) Or, do you have a better idea? If you like to change the tag ">>>" itself to a shorter one, do something like (setq howm-ref-header "->") *before* loading howm-mode. This variable is defined at the head of howm-mode.el, and several other variables are set dependently on it. > Question: globally, how can I customise howm. I do not like the > default "template" of the note (I do not need date >>>> file on > every note for example). ">>> file" is erased if you type "\C-/" or "\C-x u" (undo) just after creating a new note. To customize the template, (setq howm-view-title-header "= %title%cursor\n%date\n\n") You can try M-x customize-group RET howm RET to browse most other settings. ============================ > Ah, yes, another question :) Is there a way to have "named" note > instead of dated ? I mean, automatically with some magic key > binding and not by saving my note as foo.howm. (global-set-key "\C-c,f" 'howm-create-interactively) (autoload 'howm-create-interactively "howm" "Hitori Otegaru Wiki Modoki" t) It is undocumented because I don't like to take care of file names. ;-) howm-open-naMed-file (C-c , M) may be also interesting. It is available in howm-1.3.3 or later. http://lists.sourceforge.jp/mailman/archives/howm-eng/2005/000010.html http://lists.sourceforge.jp/mailman/archives/howm-eng/2005/000013.html -- khi****@users*****
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