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Hyperbole Implicit Buttons: Build your Hyperverse

Charlie Holland (Baker)

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Charlie Holland explains and demonstrates GNU Hyperbole's implicit buttons, showing how they enable seamless text-based navigation and hyperlinking in Emacs.

This video covers Hyperbole's most elegant primitive: Implicit Buttons. This is the feature that turns your Emacs into a hyperverse, and allows you to traverse the organic connective tissue that already exists in any text that Emacs can render. chiply.dev/post-hyperbole-implicit-buttons HyWiki video and blog post: chiply.dev/post-hyperbole-hywiki Timestamps: Intro Hyperverse!?! Demo WikiWord Files Inferred Files GitHub URL Email More Files Mickey the Cat Code Navigation Why Hyperbole? Man Info Stacktraces Testing About Reflexes Commits Docs Table of Contents Keybindings as Buttons Introspection Automatic Button Placement Extending Implicit Buttons Outro #emacs #informationtechnology #knowledgemanagement #software #programming

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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…