A little curious how many packages you are using to put together that full behavior?
-- Bob > On Sep 20, 2020, at 1:46 PM, Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support> wrote: > > * Robert Weiner <r...@gnu.org> [2020-09-20 19:54]: >> Hi Jean: >> >> From the start, Hyperbole was designed as a toolkit to allow people to >> manage unstructured and semi-structured textual information, namely >> personaliz day-to-day information, that doesn't fit neatly in databases. >> Most of this information and the way people want to structure it is highly >> personal, so the custom button types and the information underlying the >> buttons would not typically be shared publicly. People wouldn't normally >> share their contact lists, emails or even personal writings nor the buttons >> within. > > Alright, now may I receive some work flows? I do not need personal > data. > > Let me give you example of a workflow in my system within Emacs: > > - I click s-c and minibuffer opens to "Search for contact: " then I > enter some data, like "John Kampala" to find all "Johns" in > "Kampala" > > - I am faced with helm selection of various people named John in city > of Kampala, I may narrow selection to particular person > > - then I click TAB and I am faced with selection to open files that > belong to specific contact, or to open all email conversation with > the contact, or to send SMS > > - then I choose to send SMS, and choose one mobile number among two of > them, and SMS is sent and recorded > > I will appreciate workflow description for Hyperbola of other people. > > Jean
