Together with the ability to limit the recursions, this is potentially
useful. Thank you.
A longstanding item on my wishlist has been a Linux implementation of
an old MSDOG workalike, 4DOS with the 4dos shell. That shell worked
alot like "dir" but it kept a field for comments. So, with those
useless msdog 8+3 filenames, one could keep a note, and keep track of
... Maybe you can get it.
DIred is pretty good, but I haven't found anything yet to do what I
would like. I just tried typing notes into the org-fstree buffer of a
directory listing. It was pretty nice, not what I want exactly, but
it could be useful in some cases.
Except for at least one thing: refreshing the directory deleted my
notes. For example:
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/org-help][org-help]]
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/ARCHIVE][ARCHIVE]]
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/orgcard][orgcard]] Hmmm..?????
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/Journal][Journal]] ???
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/plotting][plotting]] my experiments
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/LaTeX][LaTeX]]
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/Classes][Classes]] Working directory maybe
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/MEMO][MEMO]] location of memo
composition bits
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/data][data]] attachments
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/auto][auto]]
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/org-extra][org-extra]] better to keep
the extra bits here for portability?
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/org-plot][org-plot]] gnuplot and R
plotting, I think
Now when I refresh:
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/Classes][Classes]]
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/MEMO][MEMO]]
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/data][data]]
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/auto][auto]]
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/org-extra][org-extra]]
*** [D] [[file:/home/ulod/org/org-plot][org-plot]]
Do you suppose this could be solved easily?
Thanks again,
Alan Davis
"An inviscid theory of flow renders the screw useless, but the need
for one non-existent." ---Lord Raleigh (John
William Strutt), or else his son, who was also a scientist.
It is undesirable to believe a proposition when
there is no ground whatsoever for supposing it is true.
---- Bertrand Russell
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 4:39 PM, Carsten Dominik
<carsten.domi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Should this be in contrib/lisp/ ?
>
> - Carsten
>
> On Mar 29, 2009, at 7:10 PM, Sebastian Rose wrote:
>
>>
>> Thanks Andreas, this is great. Especially the filtering and
>> non-recursive behaviour.
>>
>> Sebastian
>>
>> Andreas Burtzlaff <and...@gmx.net> writes:
>>>
>>> Hello Sebastian,
>>>
>>> new version 0.2 available.
>>> http://www.burtzlaff.de/org-fstree/org-fstree.el
>>>
>>> On Sun, 29 Mar 2009 03:57:36 +0200
>>> Sebastian Rose <sebastian_r...@gmx.de> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Andreas Burtzlaff <and...@gmx.net> writes:
>>>> * a customizable list of directory names to skip.
>>>> '("CVS" "_MTN" ".git" ".hg" "RCS") might be a good default.
>>>> * Add directory names to the skip list
>>>> #+begin fstree -sd (nogo notes)
>>>> * Skip files by suffix
>>>> #+begin fstree -sf (.jpg .gif ...)
>>>
>>> Both implemented with the new options :exclude-regexp-name and
>>> :exclude-regexp-fullpath
>>>>
>>>> From the documentation:
>>>
>>> - :exclude-regexp-name <list of regexp strings> , exclude
>>> file/directory names matching either
>>> of the given regexp
>>> expressions
>>> Examples:
>>> :exclude-regexp-name (".*\\.pdf$" ".*\\.zip$"), excludes
>>> files/directories ending with either ".pdf" or ".zip"
>>> :exclude-regexp-name ("^\\.git$") , excludes files/directories
>>> named ".git"
>>>
>>> - :exclude-regexp-fullpath <list of regexp strings>, same as
>>> :exclude-regexp-name but matches absolute path to file/directory
>>>
>>>
>>>> * Maybe require the option `-r' to be recursive.
>>>
>>> Is implemented as an option now:
>>> :non-recursive t
>>>
>>>> * Add a slash to the directory names to make the list more
>>>> readable. As an alternative, I could imagine to use folder icons
>>>> like speedbar, or use headlines without links for directories (the
>>>> links all look the same, wether they are headlines or leaves).
>>>
>>> I added "[D]" for directories and "[ ]" for files in the headline.
>>> While that looks quite nice imho, I'm still looking for a more appealing
>>> formatting for the backlinks.
>>> I've tried to add the backlinks as properties "Link1", "Link2",... , but
>>> links are shown as text in the column view.
>>>
>>> Use column view for the links (EXPERIMENTAL):
>>> *** Test Tree
>>> :PROPERTIES:
>>> :COLUMNS: %40ITEM %Link1 %Link2 %Link3 %Link4
>>> :END:
>>>
>>> #+BEGIN_FSTREE: ~/tmp/ :non-recursive t :links-as-properties t
>>>
>>> Any ideas?
>>>
>>> Andreas
>>>
>>
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