>>>>> Qi Qi <[email protected]> writes: Dear Qi, > I recently found myself totally get attracted by Emacs and its variety > of add-on modes. It's one of the big reasons for me to use the linux > system.
> I plan to use Emacs to write my research journal. That's how I > approach to the Muse mode though it seems lack something I need it to > be, such as that: > 1. The latex codes included by literal tags are not syntax coloring > highlighted. > 2. The math equation in latex does not appear in the published html > document (it does appear in the published pdf). I think that Jean has answered your questions about the equations. Muse mode works very nicely for things like research journals: I use it for that, and for keeping notes on research, lecture notes, etc., mostly because of the ability to cross-reference from one document to another, but also because you can publish into different formats, and, of course, because it is in Emacs, so it is nicely integrated with whatever else one uses Emacs for [pretty much everything!]. Yours sincerely, -- Jim Ottaway _______________________________________________ Muse-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/muse-el-discuss
