On Fri, 8 Jul 2022 at 14:01, Quiliro Ordóñez <quil...@riseup.net> wrote: > (...)
Hi Quiliro, I do have a way to save hyperlinks to the places where I was in the last session, and I use it all the time - but in several aspects my way to do that follow design decisions that are the opposite of what you are asking for... What you are proposing includes saving a sexp hyperlink to a file on exit and executing sexp hyperlinks from that file "automatically" (in some sense) when we restart Emacs. I prefer to save those hyperlinks to the end of the file in which I keep most of my messy notes - to ~/TODO, but above the "Local variables:" section - so that I will see them when I start Emacs again, and then I'll be able to choose which of those hyperlinks I want to follow. > In conclusion, I must make a file with the hyperlinks. There is no way > to recover the place that I last left the files that I have visited and > open theme there the next time I open them. I still have to open my > hyperlink file fist and then go to the files from there. Is that > correct? > > How can I make a file with those links be modified with the data of > point of the file which I am closing? Then, when I open that same file, > the link file would be consulted and it would place point on the place > where I last left that file. Is that possible? Your "make a file with the hyperlinks" seems to mean "make a SEPARATE file with the hyperlinks". Practically all the file formats that I use that are not binary formats support sexp hyperlinks in comments, in this sense: http://angg.twu.net/LATEX/2019emacsconf.pdf#page=6 so I'm used to putting sexp "everywhere"... and in most cases I use `M-h M-h' (i.e., find-here-links) to generate a hyperlink to "here" - I have some alternatives to `M-h M-h', but they are experimental. So what I recommend is: try to learn how to use `M-h M-h' and refinement to create hyperlinks to a few kinds of "here"s, starting by intros, files, and info pages. Hope that helps, E.
