Open Dr-Blip opened 3 years ago
Thanks for the request. I didn't even know hi-lock-mode
existed.
It's an interesting feature, but unfortunately this would basically require me to reimplement hi-lock-mode
in Dart. That's not impossible, but it's a lot of work, and it's not something I plan to take on anytime soon.
(But if I decide to make a generalized highlighting feature I will definitely keep this in mind as prior art to inform my implementation.)
I understand. Your viewer is great as is and works excellent for my use case. I read some 100 new patents in the medical field every week. With your viewer I can do it anywhere and at any time. Thank you again!
/Björn
Am 24.02.2021 um 13:58 schrieb Aaron Madlon-Kay notifications@github.com:
Thanks for the request. I didn't even know hi-lock-mode existed.
It's an interesting feature, but unfortunately this would basically require me to reimplement hi-lock-mode in Dart. That's not impossible, but it's a lot of work, and it's not something I plan to take on anytime soon.
(But if I decide to make a generalized highlighting feature I will definitely keep this in mind as prior art to inform my implementation.)
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With Emacs Org mode I use hi-lock-mode with a configuration section within my org file for coloring different keywords (RegExp). It would be a nice addition if orgro would parse this section and color the current org file accordingly.
Here is a sample of the hi-lock section in an org file: