alphapapa
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11 months ago Hello,
Certainly, the org-super-agenda-groups variable is just a sexp, which can be composed from other parts like any other. I'd recommend looking at the Elisp manual, especially the section on backquoting and splicing. That should teach you how to compose a list from multiple other lists. Then you could put common parts of the list into a variable and splice that into the appropriate places.
I have many different agenda views based which implement org-super-agenda. There are many agenda sections of settings which are common to more than one agenda view.
Currently, when I change one of these sections, I have to manually search for every instance of that section and manually update it with the new change.
I'm pretty certain that a better way exists where I can just define a section once and share those settings across different agendas. Unfortunately, I have been studying elisp and realize it will be a while before I will know enough to come up with my own solution.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated. Perhaps other users would find this info useful as well.