org-mode support?

[fkgruber]

Thanks for bringing copilot chat support to emacs. Seems like org-mode support would be really useful. Any plans?

[chep]

What do you mean by org-mode support ? I don't use org-mode but if you can tell me more, I can have a look.

[fkgruber]

You can see some of the features here: https://orgmode.org/features.html

But basically instead of putting the results on a text buffer you could use orgmode format. This way you add headings, source code in any language, etc. Afterwards the user can execute code get results and so on.

[chep]

Please try org-mode branch and tell me what you need.

[chep]

I created a new branch named frontend and will continue on it. You can set copilot-chat-frontend to 'org to have the same behavior as org-mode branch. I have trouble with the prompt to make copilot use org syntax. Despite my prompt telling explicitly to use this syntax and not markdown, it sometimes still use markdown... I found a tool named pandoc to convert markdown to org but it would be better not to depend on an external program. If you have any idea, tell me.

[fkgruber]

I tried the orgmode branch and seems to work. However I noticed when I asked to generate some elisp code I got: * [08:56:19]* Sure, to print text in Emacs Lisp (elisp), you can use the message function. Here's an example:

+BEGIN_SRCisp

(message "Hi")

+END_SRC

When you evaluate this code,Hi" will be printed in the echo (the line at the bottom of the Emacs window).

instead of #+BEGIN_SRC elisp

[fkgruber]

also it would be useful to have an option where the output is written on an existing file. For example, I may have an opened org file then I could call a function that would let me make a query and write the results to the same file

[chep]

I tried the orgmode branch and seems to work. However I noticed when I asked to generate some elisp code I got: ** [08:56:19] Sure, to print text in Emacs Lisp (elisp), you can use the message function. Here's an example:

+BEGIN_SRCisp (message "Hi") #+END_SRC

When you evaluate this code,Hi" will be printed in the echo (the line at the bottom of the Emacs window).

instead of #+BEGIN_SRC elisp

You are missing some data "emacs-l" token has been lost. I had the problem in the past. Try the frontends branch, this should be resolved.

[chep]

Hi,

I added copilot-chat-ask-and-insert. It should do what you want.