Fork me on GitHub
#emacs
<
2018-02-13
>
munen11:02:38

@gganley Since TaskPaper seems to use only plain text files and understands only a very simple syntax, you could definitively use a "RegExp replace" or a write a short Macro to convert your org-mode file syntax into TaskPaper.

gfredericks13:02:49

@gganley if you write something yourself, you might find this useful https://github.com/gfredericks/org-editor

jeff.terrell13:02:58

@gganley - I also wonder if TaskPaper might convert to/from any format that pandoc understands. http://pandoc.org/ It already understands org-mode syntax.

gganley13:02:21

If I remember from my haskell days pandoc uses attoparsec so “all i need to do” is write a TaskPaper parser and bam, free money

jumar13:02:39

Can I change the default template that is generated for test files? Not sure whose responsibility (cider, projectile, ???) it is but when I create a new test file it will automatically generate a skeleton with matching namespace aliased as sut + clojure.test namespace aliased as t. I'd like to change (at least) the clojure.test part to :refer :all