Hi Matthew: Thanks for the feedback and ideas. Give us some time to process this and we’ll respond. In the mean time, please read some more on explicit buttons as a bunch of the examples you gave are types of implicit buttons. Should be clearer when you read that manual section.
Regards, -- Bob > On Jan 15, 2023, at 3:56 PM, mattplasmastr...@gmail.com wrote: > > 1) Short summery to get your mental model right to understand > Hyperbole and the rest of the summery and documentation > > Hyperbole is PKM "personal knowledge management" system that uses the > computer in a holistic seance to help you manage your life. Hyperbole > is like and improves upon emacs by being a toolbox, while being > installed optionally on another toolbox <<linux/bsd|or (*)nix>> to > help you accomplish this goal. As such it is best to play around in > some of the example files <<hyperbutton for exapmle file>> and use the > features piece by piece as you learn them. If you try to learn all of > Hyperbole "or Emacs for that matter" all at ounce you are gonna have a > rough time. > > 2) Hyperbole summery points > Using specific examples in conjunction with descriptions should make > the description more clear and shorter > > 1) Implicit buttons -- These help you with links you find in the wild > "Created by or for consumption of people not using Hyperbole" such as > 1) r...@gnu.org -- an email address to open in your mail client > optionally Emacs > 2) https://www.gnu.org/software/hyperbole/ -- a website to open in > your browser > 3) ~/.emacs.d/init.el -- a file to open up inside of emacs > 4) etc > 2) Explicit buttons -- These push the state of the art of what a > button or link means while still being written in plain text. > 1) {C-x C-b C-x C-q M-x keep-lines RET [\\/]$ RET C-x C-q} -- > Buffer list of directory buffers only > 2) <kotl/EXAMPLE.kotl, 3b10 |c2en> --Display a Hyperbole Koutline > starting from cell 3b10 with lines per cell clipped to 2. > 3) Showing a Kotl file with a condensed view-- can probably replace 2 > 4) an example using your hyperbutton file with description talking > about how you reduce information on a file and where the button file > is stored so it is magical in a good way and not in a bad way > > 3) misc > > 1) r...@gnu.org you should expound upon your emacs lisp file > outline collapsed view in some way, either showing it in a video, blog > post, or worked into Hyperbole somehow > 2) Things I didn't know about hyperbole that I learned, maybe > could be documented better? > 1) That the Koutline export to html is really nice by using > pure html, utilizing multiple colors, and having collapsible sections > 1) Have a Black and White theme > 1) https://protesilaos.com/codelog/2021-02-22-modus-themes-exporter/ > could be used to help make a theme > 2) fore browsers supporting operating systmes themes > https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/prefers-color-scheme > 3) You could have an example Koutline exported html file hosted > somewhere on https://www.gnu.org/software/hyperbole/ > 4) Could you reuse some of the Kotl buttons by turning them into > html anchors to jump to? > 2) The moving of the Koutline cells like you do in org mode is > a nice improvement:) that will make the package more frictionless and > pleasant to use :) > w >
