A few days ago I wrote about
how to set up googlecl
in order to use Richard Riley's wonderful addition to emacs called org-googlecl
. Tragically I did not even hint at how to
get it. This post gives that hint, but assumes that git
is already
installed on the system and that the user knows how to configure emacs to
use code in non-standard locations.
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Change to the directory for the installation (e.g.
~/prj
)cd ~/prj
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Clone the repository
git clone http://github.com/rileyrg/org-googlecl.git
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Add the new directory (
~/prj/org-googlecl
) to the emacs path by putting something like the following in a configuration file(add-to-list 'load-path "~/prj/org-googlecl")
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Load the library in emacs
(load-library "org-googlecl")
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Set the configuration items for the blog
(setq googlecl-blogname "Natural Log of X") (setq googlecl-username "<GoogleUserName@gmail.com>")
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After writing an entry in orgmode, publish the entry (defined by the
outline level) to the blog
M-x org-googlecl-blog RET
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Keep current with
org-googlecl
by updating the sourcecd ~/prj/org-googlecl git pull
Still attempting to get org-feed working.
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