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* dashboard.el (m):
* init.el: Replace gnus by gnus-unplugged. I found that I really want
to start gnus without being plugged, as I only occassionally want
gnus to fetch from the source directly. Other times the mails are
fetched by other programs, and gnus only needs to read and do other
things.
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* basic.el (durand-uuid): I just wrote this function so that I can
easily generate message id's: I want to store my notes as mails, so
I need to manually generate ids for links between notes to work.
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* mail.el (durand-mail-update-command): I added a new email account
for recording my daily expenses, and the durand-mail-update-command
should take that into consideration as well.
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* init.el (global-map): This function has the responsibility to load
my custom input-method-toggle-function, so it should be bound to my
preferred key.
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* durand-bongo.el (bongo-custom-backend-matchers): Match opus files as
well. I do not know why I did not match opus files before.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard-load-view-map): I have to define a wrapper
for this key so that dashboard can automatically define the key once
the view-conf.el is loaded.
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* basic.el (echo-keystrokes): Now I want to echo only after a delay of
one second.
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* ibuffer.el (durand-reset-clearlist): Now an arg of '(64) triggers
the display of the clear list in a temporary window showing all the
buffers in the list along with their live status. Maybe we can add
more status to show in the future. As a note, an arg of (list 64)
usually means triggering the universal argument function thrice.
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* basic.el (doc-directory, source-directory): Maybe these are newly
added variables. Otherwise I do not why my Emacs was functioning
without problems before I set them.
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* ibuffer.el (durand-ithkuil): Filter for Ithkuil-related buffers.
(durand-bongo-set-filter): Add the above filter.
* input-conf.el (durand-input-method-list): Add input method for
Ithkuil and Hebrew.
(durand-transient-punct, global-map): Add a key-binding for
transiently inputting Chinese punctuation.
* ithkuil.el: Define an input method for inputting transliteration of
Ithkuil.
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* eshell-conf.el (durand-eshell-emit-prompt): Adapt to the next
prompt-emitting function. This caused my Eshell to be unusable for
a while, until I realized it was my function laggin behind the new
Eshell function.
(eshell-clear): This function deletes the region between the buffer
start and a specific line beginning. Since Eshell starts to use
fields, we have to take fields into consideration (or to stop taking
them into consideration) to know the true position of the beginning
of lines then.
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* org-conf.el ("account.el"): Now I do not always load this account
package, as I have stopped logging my expenses now, thinking that
this is not of too much help to me.
(durand-org-quote-export-filter,
org-export-filter-quote-block-functions): This recognizes a specific
heading of '-#-' as starting the author of the quote. This author
part will be put in the cite element in html output. The associated
CSS file can then treat this element in a specific manner to make
the author stand out.
(durand-org-no-chinese-spaces,
org-export-filter-paragraph-functions): This removes extra spaces
added by the line breaks within a paragraph. This space is normal
to English paragraphs, but is quite uncomfortable to reading Chinese
articles. Fortunately I finally found a solutation to this problem
by removing the line break if it is found between two Chinese
characters. Actually more than Chinese characters are recognized
here, such as Korean and Japanese characters are considered as well.
The reason to consider them is simple: it is a matter of adding more
categories to the matching regular expression, so why not add it.
After all, I might decide to learn Korean and Japanese seriously in
the future, who knows. :P
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* dashboard.el (dashboard): The text is changed from the most famous
mantra of अवलोकित्श्वरस्य to that of मञ्जुश्रेः.
(C-c w w): this key-binding now toggles the wifi status.
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* gnus-conf.el (durand-mail-update-hook): I stop updating to notmuch
automatically, but preserve the possibility that I might want to use
notmuch from time, just not that much now.
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That code was copied from elsewhere and used the to-be-obsolete form
when-let. This is now fixed to use plain let binding and cond forms.
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Since Facebook decided to stop this application, I can no longer avail
of it, and hence there is no point of listing this application in the
list of open targets anymore.
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* modeline.el (modeline-right-offset): Adjust this value a little.
(modeline-format-main, modeline-format-dashboard): Include the
length of eldoc modeline string in the calculations of the middle
space of the modeline, so that we can try to keep the right
information visible in the presence of ELDOC.
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* bookmark-conf.el (blist-filter-groups): Add the group of EWW
bookmarks to the manual list so that it is listed in an upper
position.
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* input-conf.el (durand-convert-region-by-input-method): A helper to
convert buffer text according to a chosen input method. I think
this is sometimes convenient.
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* ibuffer.el (durand-directory): The macro `ibuffer-aif` is obsolete,
so it is replaced by a `cond` form.
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I am too tired to list the changes.
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Add two links about upanishadaH.
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* basic.el (default-frame-alist): It assumes the font is already
installed on the system.
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* input-conf.el (quail, durand-convert-string-by-input-method): This
function converts the string to its equivalent under the chosen
input method. This way one does not have to change the input
method, and later change the typed mess into the desired language
directly, which sometimes occured to me.
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durand-dict.el: Now we have a framework that potentially supports
searching other dictionaries than the single agarathi dictionary.
Also, the parsing of the agarathi search results is much more
structured now, and so is the presentation of the search results: each
definition is listed in a separate item, and the examples are grouped
under one heading, so that the user can skip these examples at will.
And the presentation replaces every continuous block of spaces by one
single space.
As the consequence of all these, the readability is massively
improved.
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* durand-dict.el (dudict-mode, dudict-parse-agarathi)
(dudict-parse-agarathi-panel): Add a special mode so that IBuffer
can filter these buffers into the same group.
* ibuffer.el (durand-bongo-set-filter): Add this filtering group.
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It is at a barebones stage now. Still improvements are needed, but it
is already kind of usable now: only the interface needs improvements.
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* input-conf.el ("durand-fr"): I use a French layout, where the
arrangements of the keys are quite different than the "standard"
layout, so previously it was quite inconvenient to use the quail
packages, as I had to translate in my mind to the standard layout,
so that the quail package can understand and input the correct keys.
Today I discovered that the quail package actually provides a
solution to this problem by the variable `quail-keyboard-layout`,
which defines how to translate from a keyboard layout to the
standard one. By defining my current French layout, I am now
finally able to smoothly use the quail packages.
One caveat is that the Chinese quail packages are generated from
some dictionary files automatically, and the converter missed this
functionality, so that by default the Chinese quail packages do not
respect this keyboard layout translation. Currently I am
overwriting the generated package, but clearly this is not a good
practice. I might consider saving the generated and overwritten
file to a special file, so that I can continue using that
overwritten version in the future.
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* durand-align.el (durand-center, durand-cancel-center, durand-align):
Experimental for the time being.
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* tex-conf.el (durand-o-things-list): Add one more bracket type to
this list of short-cuts.
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* input-conf.el (durand-input-method-list): This is a list of my
frequently used input methods.
(durand-toggle-input): A function to choose amongst the above list
of input methods. This function reads a method in the "headlong"
manner, so that oft one only needs to press a letter to select an
input method, making it behave sort of like a more flexible keymap.
(global-map): Replace the binding of the function
`toggle-input-method` by the above function.
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Documentation styles and error message conventions.
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* count.el (count-mode-value): Make this variable buffer-local, so
that we can have different buffers count different values.
(counting-font-step): Add a variable that controls the font-size
scaling factor within the counting buffers. I shall consider if I
need to make this variable buffer-local as well.
(count-mode, count-refresh): Refactor some logic into the function
`count-refresh`.
(count-mode-map): Add bindings for font-size changing commands.
(count-make-pad-string): Account for the font-size scaling variable
in the calculation of the size of the numbers to be centered.
(count-enlarge, count-shrink): Commands for changing the
font-scaling variable, so as to achieve the effect of enlarging and
shrinking the texts within the counting buffers.
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Add an easr counting mode for my counting purposes.
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* org-conf.el (org-capture-templates): Add a new template for quickly
recording the electric bills.
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I do not know why I used the escaped string "%m" for this purpose.
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* modeline.el (modeline-format-gnus, modeline-gnus-format-left): A
format for GNUS that does not display some unnecessary information.
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* mail.el (durand-mail-update): Only update mails automatically when
GNUS is on. Sometimes I want to carry the computer to some place
without internet, in which case I do not really want to update
mails. With this change, I can simply turn off GNUS to stop
automatically updating mails, without cancelling the timer, which is
quite convenient in my opinion.
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* mail.el (durand-mail-update): Tell the user that the update messages
come from fetching mails.
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* mail.el (durand-mail-update): When there is no internet connection
and the command tries to launch a new connection, inform the user
about the lack of internet connection, so that the user can take
some action as needed.
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* mail.el (#'durand-internet-on): This is defined in basic.el.
(durand-mail-update): Do not try to update mails without internet
connection.
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* mail.el (durand-mail-update): If there is already a process that is
fetching mails, we should not create more processes to do the same
thing.
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* org-conf.el (durand-org-publish-favicon): Use the new favicon for
the generated website.
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* modeline.el (modeline-right-offset): Add a variable to control the
right padding in the mode line.
(modeline-format-main, modeline-format-dashboard): Use the above
variable to leave a small space at the right-hand side.
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* ibuffer.el (durand-ibuffer-clear): Put the cursor at the correct
position in the dashboard buffer.
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* dashboard.el (dashboard): Put the cursor at the start of the buffer.
(dashboard-mode): Use a dedicated `mode-line-format`.
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