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[elpa] externals/osm e416e5b76a 1/2: Expand README |
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Sat, 28 Oct 2023 06:59:01 -0400 (EDT) |
branch: externals/osm
commit e416e5b76ad077a3e62f1857de2104796b63ad7e
Author: Daniel Mendler <mail@daniel-mendler.de>
Commit: Daniel Mendler <mail@daniel-mendler.de>
Expand README
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@@ -72,17 +72,22 @@ Please take a look at the
[[https://github.com/minad/osm/wiki][wiki]] for additi
* Bookmarks, Org links, Geo urls and Elisp links
-There exist multiple methods to store the current location.
-
-- ~b~: Create a bookmark of the current location.
-- ~l~: Store an Org link to the current location. The link can the be inserted
- into an Org buffer with ~C-c C-l~.
+There exist multiple methods to store a location, such that you can return
there
+afterwards.
+
+- ~b~: Create a bookmark of the current location. The bookmark is stored as an
+ Emacs bookmark in =bookmark-alist=. You can jump to the bookmark via the
+ completion commands =osm-bookmark-jump= or =bookmark-jump=.
+- ~l~: Store an Org link to the current location. The link can be inserted
+ subsequently into an Org buffer with ~C-c C-l~.
- ~u~: Save the geo url of the current location in the kill ring. The url can
be
- inserted in another buffer via ~C-y~.
-- ~C-u u~: Save an Elisp link to the current location in the kill ring.
+ inserted in another buffer via ~C-y~. A geo url has the form
+ ~geo:27.96,86.89;z=13~.
+- ~C-u u~: Save an Elisp link to the current location in the kill ring. An
Elisp
+ link has the form ~(osm 51.49 -0.14 11)~.
-Bookmarks and Org links can be created at point with the mouse, see
-~osm-bookmark-set-click~ and ~osm-org-link-click~.
+Bookmarks and Org links can be created at point by clicking with the mouse. See
+the docstrings of the commands ~osm-bookmark-set-click~ and
~osm-org-link-click~.
**** Org link examples