Ihor Radchenko <[email protected]> writes:

>> Just to be clear, Transient is now a go in Org?
>
> set-transient-map has nothing to do with transient.el.
> set-transient-map is simply a temporary overriding keymap to be used.
> See 23.9 Controlling the Active Keymaps section of Elisp manual.

Oh, I see.  My apologies.  I will look into it.

Still, is Transient a go in Org these days?

>> -     "Attach a file using copy method.")
>> +     "Attach file using copy method...")
>
> We are getting even less grammatical by dropping yet another article (in
> addition to already missing the [copy method]) :)
> Then, why not even "Attach file via copy..."

UIs like these, even in Org, often use "telegraphic English" that drops
articles.  This is to enable quick scanning.  If we want full-on prose
in this particular UI, for some reason, I can use correct articles and
end-of-sentence punctuation, of course.  But before I do, are you sure?

>> -     "Synchronize the current node with its attachment\n directory, in case 
>> \
>> -you added attachments yourself.\n")
>> +     "Synchronize current heading with attachment directory
>> +(reflect externally added/removed attachments)\n")
>
> Maybe "Update :ATTACH: tag to match actual attachment directory
> contents"

Thank you!  I struggled with this one.

>> -     "Set a specific attachment directory for this entry. Sets DIR 
>> property.")
>> +     "Set attachment directory as DIR property...")
>>      ((?S ?\C-S) org-attach-unset-directory
>
> This reads like "Set [existing] attachment directory as DIR property",
> which is not what that menu does.

Good point!  I will look into this.

Rudy
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