>>>>> "t" == thorne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
t> I am making a web site with Muse -> .texi -> .html via `makeinfo. t> I am not sure yet if this is a muse thing of a makeinfo thing. I t> am finding that if i link to files with a .pdf, .html or .txt t> extension it works fine, but linking to other things (like .ps, t> .dvi, .tex, .css, etc.) i get a link to the index html page t> (which doesn't even exist) of the directory in which those files t> reside. I am very new to Muse, so i'm not sure if this is an t> expected behavior. Is there a way to get around it and link to t> random non-web-type files? Muse uses a regexp to identify what should be treated as a file, or else it assumes it's a muse file and adds an ".html" on the end. I still think that this is wrong behaviour, but either way you can modify the regexp. You could either add the extensions that you want in. I, on the other hand, set it to this... (setq muse-file-regexp "/$\\|[a-zA-Z]+[.][a-zA-Z]+)") This means that anything with a "." gets identified as a file. So you can't use "." as a separator for muse files. So "this.is.a.muse.file.muse" would no longer work as a file name. "ThisIs.muse" or "This_Is.muse" will. Phil _______________________________________________ Muse-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/muse-el-discuss
