Hi all, I'm afraid this might be more of an emacs question than an orgmode specific question. I'm trying to move my org-mode config out of my .emacs as much as possible and into something a little more compartmentalized. I had tried to do as much as I could with #+, but they can only go some far, and for security reasons, I think that is probably good.
Right now, my thinking is to have a lisp file that I can call from .emacs to set everything I need for orgmode. I'll have the org file listed in a file instead of having it maintained in the .emacs. I won't have to keep common sections in the org files with file specific configurations and I could even define dynamic blocks and hooks in my configuration. From the one lisp file I could get references to any/all of the other files I would need to look at to copy, move or back up my org setup. I could also put non-org but project related configurations in there like macros for inserting blank project forms. My question is, can I just move the settings from (custom-set-variables ...) out into a separate file without consequences? I know I wouldn't be able to use custom the same way, but I think I'd still prefer having it separate over having the interface to change things. I just didn't know if there was something else magical about the variables maintained by custom. If there is a better answer, feel free to say so or point me at something to read on the topic. Thanks, Edd _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
