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Hyperbole HyRolo: Records Are Trees, Not Lines

Charlie Holland (Baker)

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Charlie Holland demonstrates HyRolo, a GNU Hyperbole package for retrieving hierarchical, tree-structured records from outline documents in Emacs.

This video walks through a quick demo of Hyperbole's HyRolo package. HyRolo is a unique full-text retrieval tool, which can be pointed at any set of files or directories and retrieve matching hierarchical records from the outline documents they contain. Hyperbole provides location agnostic, format-agnostic, hierarchical retrieval. Blog post: chiply.dev/post-hyperbole-hyrolo Hyperbole HyRolo docs: gnu.org/software/hyperbole/stable/man/hyperbole.html#HyRolo Implicit Button post: chiply.dev/post-hyperbole-implicit-buttons HyWiki post: chiply.dev/post-hyperbole-hywiki Timestamps: Intro Demo The HyRolo buffer Unique Behavior My Requirements Other Commands Knowledge Graphs #emacs #software #programming #information #knowledge

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What people say. Recommended by the GNU Hyperbole author as a fast demonstration of hierarchical record retrieval.

u/rswgnuGNU Hyperbole Authorin r/emacs • Recommends

…When using the \`orderless' package in searches, multiple space-separated words are matched in any order they occur, regardless of the order given to the search. **\* Documentation** \*\* "FAST-DEMO" {C-h h d d} now includes links to articles about Hyperbole, including two new articles and videos: HyRolo: Records are Trees, Not Lines - [video Implicit Buttons: Build Your Hyperverse - [video **\*** Installation \*\* New Install Documentation Installation sections in the Hyperbole Manual and "README.md" have been extensively rewritten. Installation now utilizes \`use-package' with a fully documented reference \`man/use-package' configuration file you can easily customize…
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