Olivier Schwander wrote: >> [here]: http://ictsoc.de/code/org-atom/example.atom
>Is there the source of this feed somewhere ? It would be nice to have a >self sufficient example. I've uploaded the source of the example feed to http://ictsoc.de/code/org-atom/example.org But it's really as straightforward as the simple example in the documentation. >> * Download and installation >Maybe it would be useful to have the emacs lisp fragment users need to >put in their .emacs file ? And add this part to the "Download and >install" section of the online manual. I'll put more detailed install instructions there as soon as there is a decision about including org-atom into Org or not (yet). >> 1.2 Headline properties >> ======================== >> >> A headline that matches the TAGS/PROP/TODO query for feed entries >> requires at least two headline properties to be present: The =ID= >> property with a unique identifier of the headline (preferable a UUID) >> and a property called =atom_published= containing a time stamp with >> the date an entry should be considered to be published. If these two >> properties are not present, they are automatically created using Org's >> default method to create ID properties[2] and current time and date for >> the publishing >> date[3] >Maybe it should be better to extract timestamp from the usual timestamp >below headlines, like this one: >* Some title > [2010-06-16 mer. 14:19] >or >* DONE Some title > CLOSED: [2010-06-16 mer. 14:19] >Actually, with this solution, it would be better to remove the timestamp >used from the export, since it will displayed by the reader. The problem is, that the Atom specification requires an entry to have at least a atom:updated element. Thus there must be timestamp somewhere. Binding the timestamp to a special position in Org mode markup would limit the functionality of the exporter. However: I understand that it could be reasonable to not use a property, but an already present timestamp. What about something like this: The name of the published and updated property can be customized. It can either be a string with the property name or the symbol 'timestamp_ia. If it is this symbol, the exporter uses the first inactive timestamp of a headline. If the headline does not have an inactive timestamp, the exporter throws an error. >> 1.3 Export settings >> ==================== >> content: turn on/off publishing content >When content is t, the headline is exported both in title and in >content, is this a feature or a bug ? If it's a feature, it should be >nice to have an option to disable it. Hah! Good catch. Never paid attention to this. Just pushed a commit that removes the title in the content element. Thanks for the comment and suggestions. -- David -- OpenPGP... 0x99ADB83B5A4478E6 Jabber.... dmj...@jabber.org Email..... dm...@ictsoc.de
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