Hi Robert,
those functions you mentioned are on my list for long winter nights :-)
Robert Goldman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> (let ((cell (find-if (lambda (lst) (eval `(,(first lst))))
> org-context-help-map)))
> (when cell
> (eval `(,(second cell)))))
>
> The find avoids the need to do a non-local exit.
>
> Note that I don't understand what you're doing with having two info
> indices, so I ignored the second one...
Sometimes more than just one section of the manual match the context. I
would like to choose in those situations. While on a checkbox item, the
sections `checkboxes' and 'plain lists' both match. RET RET should just
open the default (which would be the first of those two).
> Alternatively
>
> (loop for (test info-entry info-entry2) in org-context-help-map
> when (eval `(,test))
> return info-entry)
> using the loop macro...
>
> BTW, I don't think you want that quote inside your definition of
> org-context-help-map. You want '((org-at-item-checkbox-p ...)) not
> '(('org-at-item-checkbox-p ...)) The extra quote will be a nuisance.
Regards,
Sebastian
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