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Correct. In a shell like Bash, the pipe character | forwards the output of the command on the left into the input of the command on the right. Whatever the first command prints to file descriptor 1 (which is called the “standard output”) is available for the second command to read from file descriptor 0 (the “standard input”). There are at least two ways to ...
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See shell-command-on-region (suggestively bound to M-|). You can select a region and call shell-command-on-region, specifying the readability command. The region becomes the standard input for the command.
To pass a string, you can create a temp buffer and insert the string, then set the region to the whole buffer before doing the above. This is done often ...
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There are three things to do, so we write a function for each:
get the headline text
run the command with the headline text as argument
add the result as a tag to the headline
(defun ndk/headline-text ()
(let* ((el (org-element-at-point))
(typ (org-element-type el)))
(when (eq typ 'headline)
(plist-get (cadr el) :raw-value))))
(defun ...
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In your doom init.el file you need to enable format +onsave in the :editor section. See the snippet below or look at the example init.el (with format +onsave disabled) on the doom emacs git repo
:editor
(evil +everywhere); come to the dark side, we have cookies
file-templates ; auto-snippets for empty files
fold ; (nigh) ...
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