Samuel Wales <samolog...@gmail.com> writes: Hi Samuel,
>> If you structure your Emacs Lisp files the 'outshine way', you can >> convert them into complete Org files fast and easily using 'outorg.el'. > With what I am talking about, you can: > > - put your Org notes in your main Org agenda files exactly where you want > them > - efficiently use planning information to create daily/weekly agenda entries > - bounce to and from the exact location in your source code to the > exact Org entry > > Therefore, the category of tools I suggested to you -- which consists > of annotation-like mechanisms -- is a completely different way of > tackling the problem of dealing with source code and Org > simultaneously. > > Yet it is a way of dealing with them simultaneously, which is the > reason I suggested putting them in your document also, if you felt > like it. I think I missed this mail. When you have a worked out system for such a tool-chain, it would definitely be nice to describe it in the 'Org-mode outside Org-mode' tutorial on Worg. Maybe even giving the whole thing a name like 'Source-file annotation with Org-mode' or so. Feel free to add a new item for this in the tutorial. When you don't have write access to Worg, you could send it to me and I add it to the article. -- cheers, Thorsten
