Okay, I've attached a complete version of muse-split.el. It now handles anchors correctly, at least in my hands. I realised during the course of writing this support that it may not have been the best decision, as it changes the muse publishing process somewhat. Specifically, it requires that muse check the TARGETS of links during the process of publication; this is going to mean that the publication process is potentially going to be much less efficient. There is an alternative that comes to mind. Both of the split functions that I have written produce, as well as the split files, a full length file (which is equivalent to what muse would produce without splitting). If all anchors and links into a muse file point to this, then the problem is solved -- links are produced as now: without knowledge of the contents of the target, just their existence. This solution is certainly much simpler. Not sure whether it is better. Anyway, hopefully, the file will invite comment from others on the list to suggest which they think is better. Cheers Phil
muse-split.el
Description: muse-split.el
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