Closed jun0 closed 2 years ago
Hi and thank you for the PR, @jun0! I am sorry for not responding earlier.
I tried it out and it looks very good indeed. I do, however, have some comments about the code and formatting. Would you mind addressing these within the PR?
Hi, glad to know you find it useful too. Sure, I can adjust things, no problem. What could I do to make it better?
Thank you for implementing the changes!
While your approach of defining the type as '(choice boolean (const just-brackets))
works, it is a little confusing for the end user in the customisation buffer. The user can toggle the boolean or choose the special just-brackets
value. If I didn't know what's going on here, I would maybe assume that if I toggled it off, org-appear
would ignore links regardless of just-brackets
.
I suggest the following definition instead. It gives the user a clear choice of 3 options. Ideally, we would use another symbol instead of t
for toggling full links but this would break existing user installs so I decided against it.
:type '(choice (const :tag "Ignore links" nil)
(const :tag "Toggle full link" t)
(const :tag "Toggle brackets" just-brackets))
Could you please implement this final change?
Good point! I've implemented the change.
Thank you for your contribution! Merged.
Hey! Nice work here! I really like this package. It solves a major gripe with vanilla org-mode in a really elegant way :) I was wondering if you can adopt this small enhancement, though.
Showing everything inside a link can be disorienting, as URLs tend to be long, and showing them shifts all subsequent text by many characters. The URL is also usually not interesting: it's just a technical detail of a link which is rarely inspected or updated.
This PR allows
org-appear-autolinks
to be set to'just-brackets
, which instructs org-appear to show just a pair of brackets around a link under point, and no more. This way, I get solid visual feedback on whether I'm typing inside or outside the link text, without seeing the link expand into a huge blob. If I ever need to view/edit the URL, I can still useorg-insert-link
.