On 10/28/05, Jim Ottaway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>>>> Bastien Guerry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Ok guys, > > > i'm starting to code something like planner-registry.el. > > > * from any document (gnus, w3m, bibtex), display a list of the > > relevant planner pages > > > * visiting an item of this list opens the page and set the point > > properly (at the beginning of the link) > > > * implement `planner-registry-initialize' > > > * implement `planner-registry-update' (as a hook when saving) > > > * store data in alist of alist like: > > > '(urls ([id] ([page] [point])) > > messages ([id] ([page] [point])) > > bookmarks ([id] ([page] [point])) > > bitex-entries ([id] ([page] [point]))) > > > Does it sound good? Please send me any relevant idea. > > I would just use the url [i.e., any kind of muse/planner url] as the > key: I can't imagine when one would want to have the list organized by > messages, bookmarks, etc.; if one did, it would be easy to extract > these from a list of (url . (<page-data>)) elements.
My initial thought was an EDB (Emacs Database), but I think it'd be simple just to keep an alist of directed edges (i.e. each document/item is a node, and directed between links). Updating ought to be quick -- i.e. you could have insert validate/recompute delete find (all documents linked to one) find (all documents linked from one) functionality, which then could be dumped into all sorts of post-processing link and description tools. But I'm getting beyond myself. (actual entries could be simple URIs/URLs, which ever suffices for unique ID and resolution). best, -tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] Muttenz, Switzerland. "Commit early,commit often, and commit in a repository from which we can easily roll-back your mistakes" (AJR, 4Jan05).
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