Hi Bastien On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 4:53 PM, Bastien <b...@gnu.org> wrote:
> I've check against current Emacs trunk, and only three files/packages > uses this: rst.el, filesets.el and mh-e. > > So I'd rather not pollute the hundred files of Org with this. That's all right. > (org-at-regexp-p org-capture-template-embedded-elisp-re) already > returns the correct value for %(length ")") For the above example yes, but not with more than one %(): “- %(capitalize "simple percent-escape")\n- %(capitalize "one more")” Also non-greedy regexp is not enough here: “%(capitalize "(some) text")” > -- but you're right there > is a problem with my patch: `org-at-regexp-p' does not match over > multiple lines. Maybe you can play with `org-in-regexp': > > (org-in-regexp org-capture-template-embedded-elisp-re 3) > > If using `forward-sexp' is necessary let's do so -- but I thought it > was too complex first. When I wrote the patch my conclusion was that regexp alone is not sufficient. For real feed templates used by me, not only for artificial examples. I must admit that my solution with `forward-sexp' is complicated but it makes available the power of the Emacs Lisp Mode parser. Maybe there are still some simplifications? Michael
