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I googled for this with no success. im looking to "bookmark" a lisp code block so that it appears in the emacs/bookmark+ bookmark lists. for example i want to launch this lisp code when i launch a bookmark "xxz"
(defun xxz ()
"jump"
(interactive)
(bmkp-dired-jump "h.nyc" )
(org-narrow-to-subtree)
)
anyone know if this is possible at all?
I should have read the bookmark+ deeper. There is a way to do that with
bmkp-make-function-bookmark
This works perfectly.
bookmark-after-jump-hookorbmkp-before-jump-hook. You also havebmkp-jump-display-function. And you can put predefined bookmark tag"bmkp-jump"on any bookmark - give it any function as value - see Tags as Attributes.T v bmkp-jump RET (lambda () (org-narrow-to-subtree))with no apparent success. is that correct syntax?(bmkp-get-tag-value BOOKMARK "bmkp-jump")tell you for yourBOOKMARK? Be sure that the right buffer is really current when you invokeorg-narrow-to-subtree(I know nothing about that function, but its doc talks about the current buffer).Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-variable h\.nyc) (bmkp-get-tag-value h\.nyc "bmkp-jump") eval((bmkp-get-tag-value h\.nyc "bmkp-jump") nil) eval-expression((bmkp-get-tag-value h\.nyc "bmkp-jump") nil) funcall-interactively(eval-expression (bmkp-get-tag-value h\.nyc "bmkp-jump") nil) call-interactively(eval-expression nil nil) command-execute(eval-expression)