Personal utilities for Emacs.

This project is a kind of shelf providing many functions. With a few clearly indicated exceptions, these functions are self-supporting. They do not require any dependency, or to be built/integrated in any specific way. Because "the truly reusable code is the one that you can simply copy-paste".

File clipboard.el

• function my/insert-string-in-clipboard
• paste image from clipboard to file: see images.el

File csv.el

• function my/parse-csv-file-to-list
• function my/write-CSV-to-file
• function my/reconciliate-two-csv-files

File files.el

• function my/copy-file-here
• function my/list-big-files-in-current-directory-and-subdirectories
• function my/list-directories-with-many-files-or-direct-subdirectories
• function my/list-directories-of-big-size
• function my/list-directories-containing-zip-files
• function my/find-files-with-same-size-in-same-subdirectory

File images.el

• function my/paste-image-from-clipboard-to-file-with-imagemagick
• function my/paste-image-from-clipboard-to-here

File macros.el

• macro aprogn
• macro amapcar
• macro awhen
• macro aif

File ocr.el

• function my/insert-ocr-clipboard
• function my/scanned-pdf-to-txt

File ollama.el

• functions my/ollama-call1 and my/ollama-call2

File org.el

• function my/org-copy-link-or-inline-code-or-verbatim-or-block
• function my/save-region-as-html
• function my/org-copy-region-ready-to-be-pasted-into-Word-Teams-Thunderbird-Gmail
• function my/paste-clipboard-as-raw-html
• function my/html-to-org
• function my/org-paste-from-Teams-Word-as-org

File pdf.el

• function my/pdf-burst
• function my/pdf-extract
• function my/pdf-join

File thunderbird-and-eml-files

• function eml-add-date-at-beginning-of-eml-file

File windows.el

• function my/add-to-environment-variable
• function my/delete-to-recycle-bin
• function my--find-process

File zip.el

• function my/unzip
• function my/zip-content-of-current-directory
• function my/list-zip-content
• function my/zip-add-to-archive-present-in-same-directory

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