orgmode

[theblacklion]

Hi folks,

here's my shot on bringing Org-Mode (http://orgmode.org/) to Sublime Text 2. This project is still in very early development. Nobody knows what will come next . This won't be a simple copycat of the original one. I want to "port" useful things in a way that works for Sublime Text 2. So there may also be things that aren't in the original version or just behave more or less differently.

You can grab the code here:
https://bitbucket.org/theblacklion/sublime_orgmode/src

Please read the README.org file. Therein you'll find infos on how to enable proper keyboard interaction and coloring the syntax elements.

I'm curious what you think about it...

Regards,
Oktay.

[aroberge]

I'm not familiar with orgmode but it does look very nice. And your plugin does works as advertised (in the readme.org).

I sent you a message on this board - you may want to check it.

[aroberge]

I've adapted your theme and found that links do not appear to be underlined - contrarily to what I would have assumed from:

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   <dict>
       <key>name</key>
       <string>orgmode link</string>
       <key>scope</key>
       <string>link.orgmode</string>
       <key>settings</key>
       <dict>
         <key>foreground</key>
         <string>#FB9A4B</string>
         <key>fontStyle</key>
         <string>underline</string>
      </dict>
   </dict>

I'm using a modified version of Twilight, on OSX.

[theblacklion]

I've adapted your theme and found that links do not appear to be underlined - contrarily to what I would have assumed from:
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I'm using a modified version of Twilight, on OSX.

Yeah - it seems that Sublime doesn't support this yet . Or have you seen bold, italic or underline somewhere? I think, it's not in there yet..

[aroberge]

Yeah - it seems that Sublime doesn't support this yet . Or have you seen bold, italic or underline somewhere? I think, it's not in there yet..

I have not seen it done directly. The original SublimeLint plugin which I forked used the following hack (which I kept) to underline stuff:

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      # To underline a region, we use a "hack" specific to SublimeText
      # where we create a list of empty regions for each character
      # which we want to underline.  When drawing with
      # sublime.DRAW_EMPTY_AS_OVERWRITE, such empty regions
      # will appear as underlined.
      
      line = view.full_line(view.text_point(lineno, 0))
      position += line.begin()

      for i in xrange(length):
         underline.append(sublime.Region(position + i))

André

[theblacklion]

I have not seen it done directly. The original SublimeLint plugin which I forked used the following hack (which I kept) to underline stuff:
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Hmm.. what a hack . I'ld rather avoid such things and wait for Jon to implement the correct functionality. Also the hack inflicts a huge overhead - using the syntax highlighting should be much faster. Just think about an org file which contains about 100 links. How many regions would that require to be managed? Short: Maaaaaaaaany

[theblacklion]

Does someone know an equivalent to "open something" (OSX) or "cmd /c start something" (Windows) for Linux?

[theblacklion]

Which type of external links would you like to use?

Currently I've support for:
* Jira
* FishEye
* Crucible
* mailto
* local file
* website

What else would you like to use (and is based on an URI)?

[theblacklion]

Just updated orgmode. New are:

- follow ups
- linked headlines
- reworked external link opener to support plugins
- added plugins for Jira, FishEye, Crucible, Email, local files
- added support for Windows in link opener

Have fun .

[aroberge]

Which type of external links would you like to use?

Currently I've support for:
* Jira
* FishEye
* Crucible
* mailto
* local file
* website

What else would you like to use (and is based on an URI)?

How about being able to open, within sublimetext, a local file at a given line number? Perhaps something like

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[[sublimetext://full_path?line=nb]]