Hi! My name is Eduardo Ochs and this is
one of the very short videos that I'm
preparing for a workshop that I'm going
to give on this saturday...
you can find more details here...
and the title of this video is
"The base cases 1 and 2".
Let me show what are
the base cases 1 and 2.
The base case 1 is described here.
Suppose that we realize that this buffer,
this one, with this intro,
(find-eev-exercises-intro), is something
interesting, and we want to save a link
to this buffer to our notes.
The link is going to point to this
buffer, so this buffer is going to be
the target of that link...
so i'm going to refer to this buffer
here as the "target buffer".
The instructions are here, but I'm going
to perform them very quickly.
So I just need to do a `M-h M-3'
to create this window configuration...
the link that I want is this one...
I copy it to the kill ring with `M-w'...
then I go to my notes, and paste it into
my notes, and that's it. This is the link
that I want, that points to this buffer
here.
And now I can type `M-h M-1' to go
back to the previous window
configuration.
So this is the base case 1
The base case 2 is similar, but in it
I want a link that points to this
section...
so it's going to point to this buffer
and it's going to search for this
string here in this buffer.
What I need to do is slightly more
complex. First I need to save
this string in the kill ring
with `M-w', then i'm going to do
`M-h M-3'...
this is not yet the link that I want,
I need to refine it... so I do this...
now this is the link that I want, I
copy it to the kill ring, I copy it to
my notes, and this is the link that
points to this section here.
If I type `M-h M-1' I go back
to the this previous configuration
here - this window configuration...
and if I go back to my notes
nodes and execute this it points
exactly to this section.
And that's it!