I've got a TODO list in emacs org-mode [1]. I want that puppy dog on the intranet at work. Because compulsive sharing is what I do.
Presto!
Just wanted to not for posterity how nifty it is, now. That one can do this kind of thing with a text processor makes me unreasonably happy.
Because tomorrow it is going to be part of my workflow and two minutes after that it is going to be just a thing and not worthy of mention. Oh, yeah, I'll say, that old thing [2].
Also: I'm just realizing the implication here: one can call a function in emacs externally. Sure, I read about it but seeing it ... this can be all kinds of cool.
[1] For the record, keeping my TODO in org-mode is the longest I've ever stuck with any given software or system for that purpose. We may have a winner.
[2] Next up: exporting org-mode as html straight to the web server.
Presto!
# org2html2wiki.sh
(snip)
emacs --batch --visit "$orgfile" --funcall org-export-as-html
scp $htmlfile $host:$wikipath/$htmlfileonwkiJust wanted to not for posterity how nifty it is, now. That one can do this kind of thing with a text processor makes me unreasonably happy.
Because tomorrow it is going to be part of my workflow and two minutes after that it is going to be just a thing and not worthy of mention. Oh, yeah, I'll say, that old thing [2].
Also: I'm just realizing the implication here: one can call a function in emacs externally. Sure, I read about it but seeing it ... this can be all kinds of cool.
[1] For the record, keeping my TODO in org-mode is the longest I've ever stuck with any given software or system for that purpose. We may have a winner.
[2] Next up: exporting org-mode as html straight to the web server.
