* org-file-apps problem
@ 2018-08-01 10:42 Bostjan Vilfan
2018-08-08 15:23 ` orgmode for requirement - feature - analysis Rüdiger Schierz
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From: Bostjan Vilfan @ 2018-08-01 10:42 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: emacs orgmode
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Hello,
Prior to org-mode version 9.0 I was able to use the default program for
a file type on Windows 10 with the following setting:
(setq org-file-apps (list (cons t (list 'w32-shell-execute "open" 'file))))
However, now (currently my version of org mode is 9.1.9) nothing I try
works, including the instructions provided in the release notes of version
9.0.
Can someone, please, provide me with the correct value of org-file-apps
to use if I want a click on a file link to result in a call of the Windows
10 default app.
Much obliged.
bostjanv
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* orgmode for requirement - feature - analysis
2018-08-01 10:42 org-file-apps problem Bostjan Vilfan
@ 2018-08-08 15:23 ` Rüdiger Schierz
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From: Rüdiger Schierz @ 2018-08-08 15:23 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: emacs orgmode
Hi,
I'm thinking about to use org-mode for running the requirement analysis
and the feature design of a medium sized software project.
Basically, I guess I would have a headline
* Requirements
containing subtitles/compositions of single requirements of the software
under development.
Then I would have the headline
* Stakeholders
which should be mapped to the requirements. A Stakeholder could be bound
to one or more requirements.
The next headline would be a list/composition of
* Features
This is more or less the product backlog. The features would map to the
requirements. A feature could be needed to resolve one or more
requirements.
Then there would be the headline to collect the
* Tasks
The tasks describe the work or action, which is necessary to implement
the features. Thus there is also a mapping to one or more features.
Tasks could also depend on other tasks.
There will be an estimation of effort to run the tasks. This will
determine the cost of the task and thus the cost of the features
implemented by the tasks.
Entering of attributes to the tasks, features and requirements could be
done very well in tableview mode.
A challenge would be, to check somehow, if all requirements would be
solved by the features and all features would be solved by the tasks.
Question: Has somebody tried this already? Are there examples out there
for such a use case?
Cheers,
Rüdiger
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