Mark Elston <m_els...@comcast.net> wrote: > > OK. From what I read I am assuming that a buffer is created with some > already-processed (though not completely) org data as its initial > content. Then, at some point, these hook functions are called on this > new buffer. I assume this is the case since you wouldn't want to go > modifying the original buffer - though this is not stated anywhere that > I can find. > > Some hook functions apparently *do* take parameters (e.g. > org-cycle-hook, etc) and I wasn't sure about the ones that didn't > mention any. >
Yes - it is (in the terminology of the Elisp Ref manual) an "abnormal" hook and should not be called ``org-cycle-hook'', but the convention is not enforced. > I was just trying to find my way and didn't have a map of what was > where. Even the org-export-blocks-preprocess() function is a little > difficult to wade through for someone not really familiar with elisp. > I think I have pieced it together, though. This may give me what I need > to do what I want (remove some specific kinds of headers when creating > certain LaTeX files). > > Are my assumptions above correct, then? > I think so. Nick _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Please use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
