Re: [emacs-humanities] Using Binder

[Paul W. Rankin]

On 2022-12-28 01:28, Jean-Christophe Helary wrote:
> I'm actually using side-note/olivetti quite a lot and I find it's too 
> bad that the note feature in binder is not compatible with the 
> side-note data. But I like the idea of having the note associated to 
> the file in an elisp structure.

There's admittedly some functional overlap between binder and side-notes 
packages, but there's no way to make them compatible because as you've 
discovered, binder uses a lisp data structure whereas the side-note file 
is just a text file in the current/parent directory.

> The file set I work with at the moment is a big DocBook set with a lot 
> of very precise XML IDs and I'd love to find a way to navigate the IDs 
> over the whole set without having to enter the files.

You might like Neotree or Treemacs for this. They leverage Imenu and 
combine with a file/directory structure. Those were too complex for my 
needs so I wrote a simpler single-file Imenu navigation package called 
Side-Hustle:

    https://git.sr.ht/~pwr/side-hustle

Tbh I find myself using side-hustle/side-notes more than Binder.