Jambunathan K <kjambunat...@gmail.com> writes: > Suvayu Ali <fatkasuvayu+li...@gmail.com> writes: > >> On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 11:25:27AM +0100, Xavier Garrido wrote: >>> Hi orgmoders, >>> >>> I am looking for a simple way to SEND all org tables in a given document to >>> their RECEIVER counterparts. Of course, I can go through the whole document >>> and do `org-table-send` one-by-one but I would like to do it without opening >>> the document and for all tables at the same time. Is there a way ? >>> >>> Thanks for your help and advices, >> >> I do not see any other way > > There is a way > >> but writing some elisp code of your own. > > Why not have Emacs write it for you? You dictate and Emacs will type > out the elisp code. > >> It should be simple to do, I think. > > Not simpler than resorting to macros. > > Here is how. Just hints. OP should help himself.
Here is what I (or rather Emacs) came up with. The Elisp snippet has control characters, so see the attachment.
send-table.el
Description: send-table.el
Put that in to your .emacs or C-x C-e it. Then, if you know that your file has no more than N (say 100) tables, do C-x C-f myfile.html C-u 100 M-x send-table RET You are done. > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Begin macro, do stuff, end macro, > > C-x (, do stuff, C-x ) > > Execute macro > C-x e > > Or provide a local, on-the-move binding and execute it. > C-x C-k b > > Name the macro and store it as a command in your .emacs. > C-x C-k n, M-x insert-kbd-macro > > Run the stored macro from batch script (Hint: C-h v org-export-as-html-batch) > emacs --batch --load=~/MyInitStuff.el --visit=MyFile --funcall > MyNamedMacro" > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > For help with jumping to relevant Info portions, do > > C-h K C-x ( > C-h K C-x C-k n > > (Note the CAPITAL `K' above) > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- --
