Link abbreviations

Link abbreviations

[Eddward DeVilla]

Hi,

  I had a question about link abbreviations.  The manual says that you
can have a function that parses the abbreviated link and returns a
normal link.  Is there a way to do that with in an org file using
"#+LINK:" or the like?  I'm guessing the answer is no and the reason
being security.

Edd

Re: Link abbreviations

[Carsten Dominik]

On Oct 3, 2006, at 21:37, Eddward DeVilla wrote:

> Hi,
>
>  I had a question about link abbreviations.  The manual says that you
> can have a function that parses the abbreviated link and returns a
> normal link.  Is there a way to do that with in an org file using
> "#+LINK:" or the like?  I'm guessing the answer is no and the reason
> being security.

This is not yet possible, main reason is that I just did not implement 
it.  Security is, however, another good reason which I did not really 
think about.

You could use file variables to set org-link-abbrev-alist on a 
buffer-local basis.

- Carsten



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Link Abbreviations

[David Frascone]

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I found the link abbreviations, and I got it to do this:
[[CASE:CASE-10001]] by using "CASE", "http://mysite/cases/browse" as the
key & url handler.  But, is there any way to do a regexp, so every
reference that looks like CASE-12345 will automagically be url-ified?

I guess what I want is a slightly more magical behavior.  The same way that
e-mailers notice that http://someurl.company.com/ is a URL, and make it
clickable, I'd like some way to make other regexp's clickable.  Any ideas?

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