There a various approaches I can think of.
Check the .hypb file which contains the button data, it is easy to guess the format and programmically generate many buttons. OR > (also, I could not make hyperbole to recognize a local variable in an > org-mode file) Use the standard Emacs buffer local variable format ;;; Local Variables: *** ;;; mode:lisp *** ;;; comment-column:0 *** ;;; comment-start: ";;; " *** ;;; comment-end:"***" *** ;;; End: *** LdBeth >>>>> In >>>>> <bYgJTz6gkXHiYKlpXHvNvdhI8ADOjU42FCMwsBTt9mu57BrZmmt11jjmgLhhVVNwr6mtUEpVjmcNiW7lbIuxAED4SCeIYc2MoLTlJ7CPqAY=@proton.me> >>>>> >>>>> Alexis Praga <alexis.pr...@proton.me> wrote: Alexis> [1 <multipart/mixed (7bit)>] Alexis> [1.1 <text/plain; utf-8 (quoted-printable)>] Alexis> Hi, Alexis> I'm trying to integrate Hyperbole in my workflow. After Alexis> watching RWS's videos, it does look like a powerful tool. Alexis> However, I could not figure out how to make efficiently many explicit buttons, each pointing to a file. In org-mode, it's rather easy to convert the output of "ls" into as many links. Alexis> In hyperbole: Alexis> - dragging for a dired buffer does not seem to work on my Alexis> setup, it does not work (no mouse support + Doom emacs) Alexis> - creating a link manually is too tedious to do it 20 times Alexis> - implicit links works but there are quite ugly for long paths. Alexis> - using a variable to shorten the path is a workaround but I Alexis> would prefer an explicit button (also, I could not make Alexis> hyperbole to recognize a local variable in an org-mode file) Alexis> Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks !
