Hi,
I am a heavy user of propview [1] and I am very happy with it, but looks
like now I reached a limitation, or maybe someone founds a magical
workaround. I am open to use another solution outside of propview.
Find attached in file aggregate-props.org that serves as a playground
environment
Thank you Thierry!
Even better, just initializing it the empty properties with an empty
string works great and then I don't need the valof macro.
I updated the aggregate-props.org file and find it attached
Here is the result I am getting with just ~(progn(setq TEST_A "") (setq
TEST_B ""))~
Two quick-and-dirty workarounds:
1. Eval that prior to using propview:
(setq
TEST_A "<>"
TEST_B "<>"
TEST_C "<>"
TEST_D "<>")
2. Define this helper macro:
(defmacro valof (symbol)
`(if (boundp ',symbol)
,symbol
"()"))
Then specify columns like that:
(concat (valof TEST_A) (va
Hi,
I am a heavy user of propview [1] and I am very happy with it, but looks
like now I reached a limitation, or maybe someone founds a magical
workaround. I am open to use another solution outside of propview.
Find attached in file aggregate-props.org that serves as a playground
environment
