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Transclusion as overlay using org-link #1
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Thanks, Erik. Would you like to add that to the repo as a code file, or in a code block in the Org file? Or would you prefer to leave it in the issue here and link to it from the Org file? I'll leave the decision up to you. Also, if you would like to be a collaborator on this repo, please let me know, and I'll be happy to give you access. |
Since it isn't "complete" (even though it works) and I currently do not have any plans on further development of the idea, maybe it can be left as an issue? Feel free to link to it from the README. I could submit a PR, but would prefer not to since the change is so small. I don't know why, but I find it a bit cumbersome to fork, make a local rep, commit, push etc. Maybe because I don't do that very often and my (ma)git skills are a bit lacking. Sorry for the laziness! |
Of course, you're right. You could use the GitHub Web UI to make PRs for small changes like this without having to deal with local forks, but it's up to you. :) |
I've experimented a bit with using
org-link
to create a sort of transclusion. The basic functionality is there, but it could probably be improved upon quite a lot. I haven't publilshed it anywhere else, but here it is if someone is interested. After the code has been added to Emacs you could useorg-insert-link
and choosepeek
and choose a file that you wish to transclude.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: