Short summary: I'd like to have a org-remember-after-finalize-hook which
is invoked *after* remember-finalize in function org-remember-finalize.
Does it exist and I've missed it or there is a work-around for its lack?
In more detail, my use case is that I invoke remember from mutt (more on
this when I've solved this last remaining issue) to store org notes
which have backlink to the originating mail. To that end, I use
org-protocol with emacsclient, invoking the following pseudo command:
emacsclient -t 'org-protocol:/remember:/m/mutt:$mid/mail/$note_body'
It works fine. However, after having hit C-c C-c , only the org-mode
*window* goes away, whereas the whole emacsclient instance stays around,
usually with the scratch buffer. Given that I've invoked it only to
execute org-protocol, it would be nice for the whole emacsclient
instance to go away at the end.
Having the requested hook I can hack a command which close the whole
frame.
Additionally I wonder: isn't this a bug in org-protocol? Can't it just
use the whole frame and make it go away at the end?
TIA,
Cheers.
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