branch: externals/denote
commit 57b417b6d6769b6a3a0f8952d53aa6efb3124682
Author: Protesilaos Stavrou <[email protected]>
Commit: Protesilaos Stavrou <[email protected]>
Fix typo in denote-journal-extras-hook
---
README.org | 14 +++++++-------
denote-journal-extras.el | 4 ++--
2 files changed, 9 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-)
diff --git a/README.org b/README.org
index 5041e55bd1..5c5cda86c8 100644
--- a/README.org
+++ b/README.org
@@ -2258,9 +2258,9 @@ more suitable for those who like to keep a record of
something like a
thought or event (though this can also be achieved by the regular
~denote~ command or maybe ~denote-subdirectory~).
-#+vindex: denote-journa-extras-hook
+#+vindex: denote-journal-extras-hook
The ~denote-journal-extras-new-entry~ command calls the normal hook
-~denote-journa-extras-hook~ after it is done. The user can leverage
+~denote-journal-extras-hook~ after it is done. The user can leverage
this to produce consequences therefrom, such as to set a timer with
the ~tmr~ package from GNU ELPA
([[#h:4af1f81e-e93a-43cc-b344-960032a16d42][Journaling with a timer]]).
@@ -2299,20 +2299,20 @@ your output and its quality. To use a timer with
Emacs, consider the
To make this timer start as soon as a new journal entry is created
with the command ~denote-journal-extras-new-entry~, add a function to
-the ~denote-journa-extras-hook~. For example:
+the ~denote-journal-extras-hook~. For example:
#+begin_src emacs-lisp
;; Add an anonymous function, which is more difficult to modify after
;; the fact:
-(add-hook 'denote-journa-extras-hook (lambda ()
- (tmr "10" "Practice writing in my
journal")))
+(add-hook 'denote-journal-extras-hook (lambda ()
+ (tmr "10" "Practice writing in my
journal")))
;; Or write a small function that you can then modify without
;; revaluating the hook:
(defun my-denote-tmr ()
(tmr "10" "Practice writing in my journal"))
-(add-hook 'denote-journa-extras-hook 'my-denote-tmr)
+(add-hook 'denote-journal-extras-hook 'my-denote-tmr)
;; Or to make it fully featured, define variables for the duration and
;; the description and set it up so that you only need to modify
@@ -2324,7 +2324,7 @@ the ~denote-journa-extras-hook~. For example:
(defun my-denote-tmr ()
(tmr my-denote-tmr-duration my-denote-tmr-description))
-(add-hook 'denote-journa-extras-hook 'my-denote-tmr)
+(add-hook 'denote-journal-extras-hook 'my-denote-tmr)
#+end_src
Once the timer elapses, stop writing and review your performance.
diff --git a/denote-journal-extras.el b/denote-journal-extras.el
index 28e2c5942e..d6d2c8a3ea 100644
--- a/denote-journal-extras.el
+++ b/denote-journal-extras.el
@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ for a title."
(const :tag "Monday 19 September 2023 08:49 PM" :value "%A %e %B %Y
%I:%M %^p" day-date-month-year-12h)
(string :tag "Custom string with `format-time-string' specifiers")))
-(defcustom denote-journa-extras-hook nil
+(defcustom denote-journal-extras-hook nil
"Normal hook called after `denote-journal-extras-new-entry'.
Use this to, for example, set a timer after starting a new
journal entry (refer to the `tmr' package on GNU ELPA)."
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ created file."
(denote
(denote-journal-extras-daily--title-format)
`(,denote-journal-extras-keyword))
- (run-hooks 'denote-journa-extras-hook)))
+ (run-hooks 'denote-journal-extras-hook)))
(defun denote-journal-extras--entry-today ()
"Return list of files matching a journal for today."
