>>>>> "JMdB" == Jean Magnan de Bornier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JMdB> I just define a new style for each project, like so...
>>
>>
JMdB> (muse-derive-style "bioont-06-xhtml" "html" :header
JMdB> Thanks! For header and footer it works; I tried to add a line:
JMdB> :extension ".php"
Yeah, I've had this working. This comes from something I wrote
;; define an ht style.
(muse-derive-style "ht" "html"
:after 'muse-ht-finalize-buffer
:strings 'muse-ht-markup-strings
:browser 'muse-ht-browse-file
:suffix 'muse-ht-extension
:header 'muse-ht-header
:footer 'muse-ht-footer)
(defvar muse-ht-extension ".ht")
Haven't used this for ages, but I assume that it is still working. I
can't remember whether I passed in the variable for completeness or
because it needs a variable. Anyway, you might try this
(setq blah-extension ".blah")
(muse-derive-style "blah" "blah"
:suffix 'blah-extension)
if the simpler
(muse-derive-style "blah" "blah"
:suffix ".php")
doesn't work.
JMdB> and that one doesn't seem to be recognized :-( ...
>>
JMdB> | I also posted recently, the muse-settings package which
JMdB> allows me to | do this using a file in the same directory as
JMdB> the .muse files (my | project alist form was getting silly).
JMdB> Was it posted in this list (I didn't find it)?
Yeah, I did. At least I think so. Attached it again, in case not.
Beware, this is something I knocked up recently, because I really
wanted it. It works for me, but I haven't started to use it in a more
complex fashion yet. In short, it may well crash on you.
Cheers
Phil
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