Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I transitioned over to planner-muse last week. Everything seemed to
> be fine until this morning and I ran M-x plan. Suddenly my "existing
> page" links are red, instead of cyan, as it used to be. Also, my
> planner-publishing directory, which used to be ~/public_html/planner,
> now seems to be ~/WebWiki.
Try adding something like this to your .emacs:
(when (locate-library "planner")
(autoload 'plan "planner" nil t)
(autoload 'planner-mode "planner" nil t)
;; I assume a modern, muse-based copy of planner.
(setq planner-project "WikiPlans")
(setq planner-default-page "TaskPool")
;; Tell muse about planner.
(add-hook 'muse-project-alist
(list planner-project
(list "~/public_html/planner"
:default planner-default-page
:major-mode 'planner-mode
:visit-link 'planner-visit-link))))
> I'm slightly confused as to where muse begins and emacs-wiki ends.
>
> - Do I still need emacs-wiki installed?
No.
> - Do I still need to customize emacs-wiki variables, or are the now
> muse variables?
The latter.
> - What do I use to publish my planner-muse files? Is it still
> emacs-wiki-publish? That seems un-intuitive at the very least.
Try C-c C-p. I use a separate emacs process invoked by Make to publish muse
and plan files: http://twb.ath.cx/~twb/doc/muse/GNUmakefile.
HTH HAND.
--
Trent Buck, Student Errant
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