Re: [O] Emacs macros and capture
*Bump!* Anyone? Mueen Nawaz mailingli...@nawaz.org writes: Hi, I'm seeing some weird behavior with my capture template setup. I have the following in my capture templates: (r Reply entry (file+headline ~/org/gtd/gtd.org Reply) * TODO %:subject :@respond:@email: \n %u\n %i\n %a\nFrom: %:from\nID:%:message-id\n %? :immediate-finish t) What this template does is create a new headline under Reply in my gtd.org file with the subject as the title of the headline. It will then place a link to the email as well as some other metadata. Here's an example: *** TODO LibraryThing: State of the Thing - December 2011:@review:@email: [2011-12-28 Wed] [[notmuch:id:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com][Email from jer...@librarything.com: LibraryThing: State of the Thi]] From: jer...@librarything.com ID:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com end example That works fine. Now if I record the keystrokes as a macro, and then execute the macro, here is what I get (same email as above): *** TODO LibraryThing: State of the Thing - December 2011:@review:@email: [2011-12-28 Wed] From: jer...@librarything.com ID:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com end example As you can see, it recorded everything _but_ the link (the most important part). Any idea why this happens? Thanks.
[O] Emacs macros and capture
Hi, I'm seeing some weird behavior with my capture template setup. I have the following in my capture templates: (r Reply entry (file+headline ~/org/gtd/gtd.org Reply) * TODO %:subject :@respond:@email: \n %u\n %i\n %a\nFrom: %:from\nID:%:message-id\n %? :immediate-finish t) What this template does is create a new headline under Reply in my gtd.org file with the subject as the title of the headline. It will then place a link to the email as well as some other metadata. Here's an example: *** TODO LibraryThing: State of the Thing - December 2011:@review:@email: [2011-12-28 Wed] [[notmuch:id:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com][Email from jer...@librarything.com: LibraryThing: State of the Thi]] From: jer...@librarything.com ID:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com end example That works fine. Now if I record the keystrokes as a macro, and then execute the macro, here is what I get (same email as above): *** TODO LibraryThing: State of the Thing - December 2011:@review:@email: [2011-12-28 Wed] From: jer...@librarything.com ID:201112151815.pbfiflxh021...@athena.librarything.com end example As you can see, it recorded everything _but_ the link (the most important part). Any idea why this happens? Thanks.
