Sacha Chua wrote: > "Phillip Lord" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> First, there seems to be different criteria for list markup seems >> different between emacs wiki and muse, in that muse requires a space >> before the "-" while emacs-wiki does not. So > > Requiring a space makes it easier to avoid accidentally marking up > paragraphs where a dash just happens to fall on the first line > - this happens more often than you might think. Actually, I can't > remember whether it was that or the other case of numbered lists > when a line happened to start with a number followed by a dot, like > 1983.
Okay, I guess that this makes sense. As I said, changing it from emacs-wiki is not that hard a task. > >> - #pabbrev.el This is my new... >> - #lazy-desktop.el This interacts with... > > Should be possible to define a muse publishing rule that searches for > some regexp and replaces it with <a name="...."></a> =) I guess that I could do this. Actually, I'm already doing this with my publishing style, as I generate the real html from a something that muse produces. So my style gets the links wrong. It seems to defeat the point though! It would be nice to have a standard way of putting anchors into lists. I do this in both html and latex quite a lot.... Phil _______________________________________________ emacs-wiki-discuss mailing list emacs-wiki-discuss@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-wiki-discuss
