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Suggestion where to place SIGNATURE
in the front matter
#366
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From: Maikol Solís ***@***.***>
Date: Mon, 20 May 2024 04:44:23 -0700
Hi Prot!
Hello Maikol!
I'm an org-roam user which is trying denote, and so far, I like a lot.
Good to know!
My suggestion is to put the `SIGNATURE` in the subtitle of the front matter. I use it this way in org-mode and worked for me perfectly.
For example.
Markdown
```markdown
---
title: "My title"
subtitle: "7a1"
date: 2024-05-14
tags: []
identifier: "20240514T135224"
---
```
org-mode
```org
#+title: My title
#+subtitle: 7a1
#+date: [2024-05-14 Tue 13:52]
#+filetags:
#+identifier: 20240514T135224
```
WDYT?
For the time being, we do not add the signature to the front matter. The
reason is technical. We do not yet have the infrastructure to format
front matter conditionally. So we would be inserting a signature with an
empty value with the out-of-the-box 'M-x denote', which does not look
right.
I think we need to refactor how the front matter is done, though I would
leave that for a version after '3.0.0', as we have a lot of new features
already that we still need to iron out.
About your example, I think the "subtitle" does not sound right for the
kind of value you are showing there. If this were a publication, you
would want something more descriptive for the reader. The sequence you
have there is your own implementation/methodological detail.
We could call our entry "#+signature:", though other words like
"qualifier" may be helpful. Basically, we want a word that will most
likely not interfere with something the user may need for other types of
data.
…--
Protesilaos Stavrou
https://protesilaos.com
|
Thanks Prot. Fair enough. Yes, I agree that version 3.0 has a lot of exciting features to add a new one. With respect to the subtitle, I normally use my notes as intermediate products before start drafting a real work. But I could understand that other could have other workflows. Maybe I could tweak the capture functions to add the subtitles in my case. Thanks. Best. |
@maikol-solis Could you elaborate why there is a need to have the signature in the front-matter? I'm currently using Also, I've been using the package |
My main goal is to put the fogelzettel in the front matter. This helps me to identify where I am in my own zettelkasten. The citar-denote it's a good resource. I'll check it out. |
@maikol-solis
Edit: I forgot to mention that I created a minor mode for this particular use case denote-folgezettel. |
From: Maikol Solís ***@***.***>
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2024 12:52:45 -0700
My main goal is to put the fogelzettel in the front matter.
I think it will be a nice addition to have the SIGNATURE in the front
matter. The tricky part is to make this backward compatible with the
existing front matter. We also want to insert a signature only if there
is one, rather than have the field there unconditionally and leave it
without a value.
…--
Protesilaos Stavrou
https://protesilaos.com
|
But If the value is empty, I don't see a big issue. The user could just ignore it, or it can be rewritten with the already existing renaming functions. |
Hi Prot!
I'm an org-roam user which is trying denote, and so far, I like a lot.
My suggestion is to put the
SIGNATURE
in the subtitle of the front matter. I use it this way in org-roam and worked for me perfectly.For example.
Markdown
org-mode
WDYT?
Best.
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