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The minibuffer is a part of Emacs used to read in complex commands or arguments.
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Non-blocking prompt for user input
However, I don't want to call read-from-minibuffer directly from the hook, since that would block other hooks added to org-pomodoro-started-hook from running until the user entered a prompt. … I'm envisioning a function that returns immediately after creating the minibuffer with the prompt but invokes a callback after the user input has been received. …
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Non-blocking prompt for user input
The solution I've come up with is to run the function prompting for user input in a timer using run-at-time:
(defun my-org-pomodoro-started-break-reminder-prompt (prompt)
"Create Google Calendar eve …
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