Hi,
Am 13.10.09 19:09, schrieb Samuel Wales:
Have you tried the agenda search feature yet? If not, perhaps trying
it first will help ground the discussion.
OK, I had another look at the org agenda search feature and I agree that
it would be much smarter to use the already implemented org
Hi Samuel,
Samuel Wales samolog...@gmail.com schrieb:
My idea is to use ordinary agenda search like this:
1) agenda search displays the headline that has the
attachment.
2) org uses an alist to determine the correct textifier
according to extension. e.g. '((.pdf . pdf2text)).
FWIW
I think this might be handled easier if all that happened would be a
grep on the attachments, or directories.
The usual grep interface can be used and then it becomes a fast
general purpose data mining extension.
I can see it being used to search a codebase or website for a text string.
I
Hi,
My idea is to keep it simple at first. Everybody will come
up with great ways to integrate with his favorite IR tool.
Here I want to focus on the org interface.
The org interface can be the same as any other agenda
search, with all the same controls. The back end can use
special-purpose
Hi,
does anyone use something like Lucene[*] with orgmode to search inside
attachments like pdf- and odt-files? At the moment I use org for
time-planning and a stand-alone Confluence wiki for knowledge
management (which uses Lucene to index attachments). My knowledge
management mainly
