The Koutliner is a series of Lisp functions and commands (interactive functions) so you just study the doc of the functions and string together function calls as you like. You must manipulate Koutlines via Lisp unless you want to write your own whole library. Emacs can be run in batch mode, running a Lisp program as a script, so the whole thing is programmatic from the command-line.
-- rsw -- Bob > On Oct 5, 2023, at 9:52 AM, indieterminacy <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hello all, > > I was wondering, are there any existing mechanisms for generating Koutliner > content programmatically (either as full documents or within blocks)? > > For example, from a source file (json, tsv, et al.) or from a paste/context? > > I must admit, the index documentation at the base of the documents confuse me > a little. > I wish I understood the mechanisms, > incase I ever get the opportunity to alter a document without using Hyperbole > tooling. > > Kind regards, > > -- > Jonathan McHugh > [email protected] >
