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I made a modification in org-pomodoro
to send the mode line to a pipe which I use in xmobar
, but it keeps spamming my *Messages*
buffer, thus making the line which displays it almost useless.
(write-region
(concat "ue003 "
(org-pomodoro-format-seconds)
(org-clock-get-clock-string)
"n")
nil
"/tmp/.todo-pipe")
I inserted the expression above in the "tick" function and everything is working as expected. Initially I made a shell script, but I think implementing the logic inside Emacs is a better solution, since I'm using org-pomodoro
.
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I made a modification in org-pomodoro
to send the mode line to a pipe which I use in xmobar
, but it keeps spamming my *Messages*
buffer, thus making the line which displays it almost useless.
(write-region
(concat "ue003 "
(org-pomodoro-format-seconds)
(org-clock-get-clock-string)
"n")
nil
"/tmp/.todo-pipe")
I inserted the expression above in the "tick" function and everything is working as expected. Initially I made a shell script, but I think implementing the logic inside Emacs is a better solution, since I'm using org-pomodoro
.
files
New contributor
add a comment |
I made a modification in org-pomodoro
to send the mode line to a pipe which I use in xmobar
, but it keeps spamming my *Messages*
buffer, thus making the line which displays it almost useless.
(write-region
(concat "ue003 "
(org-pomodoro-format-seconds)
(org-clock-get-clock-string)
"n")
nil
"/tmp/.todo-pipe")
I inserted the expression above in the "tick" function and everything is working as expected. Initially I made a shell script, but I think implementing the logic inside Emacs is a better solution, since I'm using org-pomodoro
.
files
New contributor
I made a modification in org-pomodoro
to send the mode line to a pipe which I use in xmobar
, but it keeps spamming my *Messages*
buffer, thus making the line which displays it almost useless.
(write-region
(concat "ue003 "
(org-pomodoro-format-seconds)
(org-clock-get-clock-string)
"n")
nil
"/tmp/.todo-pipe")
I inserted the expression above in the "tick" function and everything is working as expected. Initially I made a shell script, but I think implementing the logic inside Emacs is a better solution, since I'm using org-pomodoro
.
files
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it keeps spamming my
*Messages*
buffer
I assume you're referring to the "Wrote FILENAME"
message that write-region
emits. This message can be inhibited by giving it a non-boolean, non-string value as the 5th VISIT
argument. From the docstring of write-region
:
If VISIT is neither t nor nil nor a string, or if Emacs is in batch mode,
do not display the "Wrote file" message.
This is also documented in the Elisp manual under (elisp) Writing to Files
.
So, you could write something like the following:
(write-region (concat "ue003 "
(org-pomodoro-format-seconds)
(org-clock-get-clock-string)
"n")
nil "/tmp/.todo-pipe"
nil 'quiet)
Thanks! That's it, I didn't noticed that when I was reading the documentation.
– Sean Uchida
yesterday
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it keeps spamming my
*Messages*
buffer
I assume you're referring to the "Wrote FILENAME"
message that write-region
emits. This message can be inhibited by giving it a non-boolean, non-string value as the 5th VISIT
argument. From the docstring of write-region
:
If VISIT is neither t nor nil nor a string, or if Emacs is in batch mode,
do not display the "Wrote file" message.
This is also documented in the Elisp manual under (elisp) Writing to Files
.
So, you could write something like the following:
(write-region (concat "ue003 "
(org-pomodoro-format-seconds)
(org-clock-get-clock-string)
"n")
nil "/tmp/.todo-pipe"
nil 'quiet)
Thanks! That's it, I didn't noticed that when I was reading the documentation.
– Sean Uchida
yesterday
add a comment |
it keeps spamming my
*Messages*
buffer
I assume you're referring to the "Wrote FILENAME"
message that write-region
emits. This message can be inhibited by giving it a non-boolean, non-string value as the 5th VISIT
argument. From the docstring of write-region
:
If VISIT is neither t nor nil nor a string, or if Emacs is in batch mode,
do not display the "Wrote file" message.
This is also documented in the Elisp manual under (elisp) Writing to Files
.
So, you could write something like the following:
(write-region (concat "ue003 "
(org-pomodoro-format-seconds)
(org-clock-get-clock-string)
"n")
nil "/tmp/.todo-pipe"
nil 'quiet)
Thanks! That's it, I didn't noticed that when I was reading the documentation.
– Sean Uchida
yesterday
add a comment |
it keeps spamming my
*Messages*
buffer
I assume you're referring to the "Wrote FILENAME"
message that write-region
emits. This message can be inhibited by giving it a non-boolean, non-string value as the 5th VISIT
argument. From the docstring of write-region
:
If VISIT is neither t nor nil nor a string, or if Emacs is in batch mode,
do not display the "Wrote file" message.
This is also documented in the Elisp manual under (elisp) Writing to Files
.
So, you could write something like the following:
(write-region (concat "ue003 "
(org-pomodoro-format-seconds)
(org-clock-get-clock-string)
"n")
nil "/tmp/.todo-pipe"
nil 'quiet)
it keeps spamming my
*Messages*
buffer
I assume you're referring to the "Wrote FILENAME"
message that write-region
emits. This message can be inhibited by giving it a non-boolean, non-string value as the 5th VISIT
argument. From the docstring of write-region
:
If VISIT is neither t nor nil nor a string, or if Emacs is in batch mode,
do not display the "Wrote file" message.
This is also documented in the Elisp manual under (elisp) Writing to Files
.
So, you could write something like the following:
(write-region (concat "ue003 "
(org-pomodoro-format-seconds)
(org-clock-get-clock-string)
"n")
nil "/tmp/.todo-pipe"
nil 'quiet)
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Thanks! That's it, I didn't noticed that when I was reading the documentation.
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Thanks! That's it, I didn't noticed that when I was reading the documentation.
– Sean Uchida
yesterday
Thanks! That's it, I didn't noticed that when I was reading the documentation.
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yesterday
Thanks! That's it, I didn't noticed that when I was reading the documentation.
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yesterday
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