dynamic blocks/agenda view.

dynamic blocks/agenda view.

[François Lagarde]

hello,

In my org file project, I would like to insert/see automatically all my "todo"
items. I mean to insert the result view of the command agenda view "list of all
todos" in the current file.

I guess that a "Dynamic blocks" are my friends but my knowledge in lisp is more
than limited.

May someone may help me.

I would like also to point out something. Two commands exist to quote text
depending on we would like to produce html (begin_html) or latex
(begin_latex). 

It would be maybe easier to have only one command. Maybe begin_quote.

thanks.

-- 
François Lagarde

Re: dynamic blocks/agenda view.

[Carsten Dominik]

On Sep 2, 2007, at 18:05, François Lagarde wrote:

> hello,
>
> In my org file project, I would like to insert/see automatically all 
> my "todo"
> items. I mean to insert the result view of the command agenda view 
> "list of all
> todos" in the current file.
>
> I guess that a "Dynamic blocks" are my friends but my knowledge in 
> lisp is more
> than limited.
>
> May someone may help me.

While this is of course possible, it is somewhat against the philosophy
of Org-mode, which encourages to store all information only once
and make all the needed lists dynamically.

>
> I would like also to point out something. Two commands exist to quote 
> text
> depending on we would like to produce html (begin_html) or latex
> (begin_latex).
>
> It would be maybe easier to have only one command. Maybe begin_quote.

However, you might want to export a file both to LaTeX and to HTML,
so we need both.  I agree that a general quote would be useful as well.
We currently have subtrees with the QUOTE tag, and lines starting with 
":"
as quotes.  But I guess we need something that can work in the middle of
a line, and we also need something like <example>...</example> in Muse.

- Carsten



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Carsten Dominik
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