Homepage: https://github.com/tkosaka/emacs-lisp-stickies
Author: KOSAKA Tomohiko
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Stickies
This program provides post-it notes in Emacs. I've been using Stickies.app in Mac OSX for post-it notes, but recent days, I'm becoming emacs-addicted more and more, so I created this elisp. When you execute the `stickies-open-sticky' function, it creates a new sticky buffer and a frame, and you can write down anything you want to remember. Multiple stickies are available, and each sticky has own buffer and a a frame. Note: Even when the sticky buffer is killed by stickies' killing functions, the sticky is not saved to a file, If you want to save the sticky, call `stickies-save-sticky' or set `stickies-save-stickies-before-kill' to t. stickies.el judges that the buffer and frame is of sticky by its buffer name matches to `stickies-buffer-name-regexp', so do not rename, kill, and etc. a sticky buffer. Whenever you want to kill a sticky, use `stickies-kill-sticky', or `stickies-kill-all-stickies'. When a sticky buffer disappears, stickies.el cannot manipulate the frame of the sticky. If you want to open all the saved stickies, call `stickies-open-all-saved-stickies'. You can alter the frame setting for stickies by changing `stickies-frame-alist'. Consider to change `stickies-deviation-frame-geometries', `stickies-diff-x-offset', and `stickies-diff-y-offset' if necessary. * For anything users: There is anything-stickies.el for anything interface to stickies. Try it if you wish. Installation: 1. Put sitckies.el (and anything-stickies.el if you use) into a directory that Emacs recognizes as a part of `load-path'. You can also byte-compile these files. 2. Put the following into your init file (.emacs.el): (require 'stickies) Further example setting is described in the "Setting" section of this file, please read it if necessary.