Michael Olson wrote:
> I've now added code that generates an autoloads file for Muse.
Great news! Where can I find it? BTW, Gna! have disabled the web
front-end for Arch.
Thanks,
Jim Ottaway wrote:
> Here is a patch [I can't add it to my archive mirror
> because there are some other changes to planner that
> I have made that might get mixed in]:
Thanks for the quick respond. I'll give it a try as soo
anner-appt-planning t)) (setq ad-return-value
(ad-Orig-plan force-days)))
(progn (planner-appt-debug-message "*** called advice on plan") (let
(...) (setq ad-return-value ...)))
(let (ad-return-value) (progn (planner-appt-debug-message "*** called
advice on plan")
Bastien Guerry wrote:
> For (require 'planner) and (require 'muse), muse-registry.el
> will need them untill it will be part of muse.
I don't understand. Being or not a part of Muse, if it requires some
parts of these features, it has to require the
Bastien Guerry wrote:
> drkm writes:
> > HTTP 404.
> oops
> http://www.cognition.ens.fr/~guerry/emacs/el/planner-config.el.php
Thanks. C'est mieux comme ca ;-). But do you realy absolutely
honestly completely need all these requires?
PS: Sorry for the private
drkm wrote:
> Now it's the relation between per-project conf and
> file extensions I don't see.
Mmh, I think I understand. The extension permits to know wich files
are Muse-files, without having to confugure projects before (with the
associated directory) in the '~
roject conf and file extensions I
don't see. IMHO, the relevant point to the per-project conf is the
fact all Muse file for a project are located in the same directory.
It's not mandatory, but it maybe makes it simpler (a li
rgument for my suggestion in
> http://article.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.wiki.general/4301
I don't see how autoloads are related to a file extension. Can you
explain a bit fur
Bastien Guerry wrote:
> http://www.cognition.ens.fr/~guerry/emacs/el/planner-config.el
Ok.
> http://www.cognition.ens.fr/~guerry/emacs/el/planner-config.el.html
HTTP 404.
is not a hard coding task. But the one
that do that have to know very well the library. It's the very hard
part of autoloads: selecting the function (often commands) to generate
an autoload for.
I hope it's a little more clear. Sorry for my bad English if all is
not very clear.
Regard
equire' in their '~/.emacs.el'.
Anyway, thanks for these tools :-).
Regards,
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debugger on each 'C-g&#
Seth Falcon wrote:
> On 16 Nov 2005, drkm wrote:
> > (setq muse-project-alist
> > `((,planner-project (,planner-directory
> > :default,planner-default-page
> > :major-mode planner-mode
> > :visit-link planner-visit-link)
> > (:base "xhtml"
&
_ Passer le Wiki sous Planner. (ShortTasks)
_ Sortir un document avec du chinois. (ShortTasks)
Schedule
Notes
My Muse & Planner config:
(setq planner-directory(drkm-file:file-in-dir "plans"
drkm-conf:e
:
A _ Description 1
(PlanPage)
B X Description 2
(PlanPage)
is now:
_ Description 1 (PlanPage)
X Description 2 (PlanPage)
Note the invalid use of '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' and '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'. Is all
this
:
A _ Description 1
(PlanPage)
B X Description 2
(PlanPage)
is now:
_ Description 1 (PlanPage)
X Description 2 (PlanPage)
Note the invalid use of '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' and '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'. Is all
this
J. David Boyd writes:
> What Michael wrote isn't a tool to use when programming in Java
> with emacs,
Oh, sorry, I read too fast the Michael's post.
> but rather a java library that implements text handling in an
> emacs fashion.
Hum, interesti
Do you know ECB and JDEE (resp. http://ecb.sf.net/> and
http://jdee.sunsite.dk/>)? I don't use Java, but it seems
that a lot of people using both Emacs and Java are happy with
them.
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following in your
~/.emacs.el file:
"c:\\home\\tim\\projects\\"
in:
"c:\\home\\tim\\projects"
or even better, if it works:
"c:/home/tim/projects/"
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possible?
Thanks,
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Sacha Chua writes:
> drkm writes:
>> Can you point these few lines more precisely? I use Planner
>> with Muse, and I don't know what change you tell about (they are
>> not in planner-muse-latest).
> http://plannerarch.mbobo.org/archzoom/[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]/
in the public API, IMHO, than "maybe use
'emacs-wiki-current-file', or maybe use 'buffer-file-name'"?
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en a window showing at
least the list of the files not published (and the
associated errors), à la Compile Errors (enhancements such
as 'next-error' could be fine, here).
So everyone know clearly that some file was not published, in
that case.
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Sacha Chua writes:
> drkm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I didn't look why, but 'planner-calendar' is really, really
>> slow. It's not normal for such a function.
> Aha, another thing checking the file alist aggressively. Could you
> check th
riting DTDs. You can also take a look at the Compact version
http://www.relaxng.org/> and at the W3C's XML Schemas
http://www.w3.org/>.
And if http://www.relaxng.org/> is not enough for you:
http://books.xmlschemata.org/relaxng/>.
--drkm
drkm writes:
> BTW, why Planner does use its own protocol list? Is not
> 'muse-url-regexp', with a 'muse-add-url' function, enough?
It could be fine, too, if 'muse-url-regexp' store formating
functions, as 'planner-url-protocols' does. I
drkm writes:
> So if somebody modified its value before, this modification is
> then lost. IMHO, 'muse-url-regexp' would use the same mechanism
> than 'planner-url-protocols' which have 'planner-add-protocol':
> having a 'muse-add-url' fun
"\"'()<>^`{}]*[^]["
planner-regexp-space
"\"'()<>^`{}.,;]+")))
(set sym value))
So if somebody modified its value before, this modification is
then lost. IMHO, 'muse-url-regexp'
ith no day page:
25
Because the td.class is already 'month-calendar-day-nolink',
why add a span element with the @class='nonexistant'? Is this
not enough:
25
or even:
25
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up have to be extensible, even in XML. Yes. For
example, MuseXML elements can accept any element from an other
namespace as children. And if you want to add some markup to
Muse, and reflecting it in the XML output, you can use your own
namespace to do that.
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some Planner, Poem or Journal extension to MuseXML (to the
type definition as well as to the stylesheet).
This could be a very interesting task to do, but unfortunatly I
don't have the time to investigate furthemore. Maybe in a few
weeks.
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I don't understand. I guess you can blame my poor English.
Sorry. Can you reformulate, please?
Thanks, and my apologies for the disturbance,
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Xavier Maillard writes:
> I thought it was mandatory to have XML files in UTF-8
It's the default choice if you don't specify an XML prolog or
don't specify the encoding within it. You can have a document
beginning with, for example for Lati
drkm writes:
> Chris McMahan writes:
>> + (while (re-search-forward "^\\.#\\([0-9]+\\) [^\[\[\n]+" end t)
> You don't search for "[[". You search for not any "[" (because
> it's a negative character class).
BTW, what y
search for not any "[" (because
it's a negative character class).
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yle-element :maintainer)? You can
use 'M-:' to type it in the minibuffer, or place the point after
the end parenthesis in this article, and then 'C-x C-e'.
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htt
drkm writes:
> C-x C-f [your-file] C-x h C-w C-u M-: muse-xhtml-header
Argh. I didn't test it before, and it reproduces exactly the
same problem as you have. Sorry. Use this instead:
C-x C-f [your-file] C-x h C-w M-: (insert muse-xhtml-header)
Sorry for the wron
Michael Olson writes:
> No. They are loudly ignored, i.e. by displaying a warning window with
> the error message and inserting the string ""
> into the buffer when an invalid tag is evaluated.
Ok. IMHO the best that can be done in this c
\"this\ is\ a\ symbol\".
The easiest way to correct this is to copy the *evaluation* of
the variable:
C-x C-f [your-file] C-x h C-w C-u M-: muse-xhtml-header
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porary buffers, don't make them not temporary. If you don't
want to "accidentally overwrite the unmarked-up copy", don't make
the buffer visiting it.
Actually, I can't figure out what means a temporary buffer
visiting a file.
So what I don't understand
replaced with such a string in the output)?
If it is, it sounds strange to me. If I put some code (in some
library, config file, Muse file, or elsewhere) and that code
fails, I want to see the error (at least to can see the error).
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ot exactly what I expect to explain to a newbie about
using autoload cookies. For final users, autoload cookies are
used like this:
(load-library "planner-loaddefs")
What you wrote is more a description of what a maintainer
needs, either in the shell prompt
drkm writes:
> There is an EmacsWikiBlog on www.iamganesh.com. I like how
> this site looks like. But I didn't use it yet. And I don't know
> if it work with Muse.
Maybe (info "(muse)Journal") can be of interest, too.
--drkm
_
Muse. Maybe it can be a good start to begin a
MuseBlog :-).
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'remember-planner nil t)
So you don't have any Muse project. Maybe it's the point?
Here is what I have in my ~/.emacs.el (top-config-pim.el):
(setq planner-directory
(drkm-file:file-in-dir "plans" drkm-conf:emacs-dir))
(setq planner-publi
drkm writes:
> Peter K.Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> (with-temp-buffer
>> (insert-file-contents file t)
>> ...
> BTW, I'll post a bug report to emacs-devel for displaying the
> error while asking for saving the buffer.
FY
Michael Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> * lisp/muse-docbook.el (muse-docbook-get-author): Omit 3rd argument of
> split-string to fix an Emacs21 issue.
Here is what I have in my drkm-compat.el in regard of this
compatibility issue. If you don't want to advice '
whether or not to kill the buffer.
Yeah, it could be usefull for debugging purpose to see what the
buffer looks like at the error throwing. Great idea. IMHO, you
can use the value of 'debug-on-error', which says, more or less,
"I'm or not in the debugging fashion"
Michael Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Since the emacs-wiki way of doing it seemed to work, I've copied it to
> Muse in patch-145. Hopefully it works this time :^) .
I hope :-). I'll try to test as soon as I can. Thanks
Michael Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> * lisp/muse-publish.el (muse-publish-file): Omit third argument to
> `insert-file-contents'. This should further help with the temp buffer
> problem. Thanks to Peter K. Lee and drkm for the research into this
> problem.
Michael Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> drkm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I have personnal formating rules for "links" in text. For
>> example, to type reference to a Usenet post, I use something like
>> "" (Usenet Message-IDs looks lik
g, so
I guess it's from Michael. Why did you use a temporary buffer
there?
BTW, I'll post a bug report to emacs-devel for displaying the
error while asking for saving the buffer.
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,@body)
(and (buffer-name ,temp-buffer)
(kill-buffer ,temp-buffer))
What's the version of the Emacs you use?
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ffer, the body of 'with-temp-buffer', runs properly,
until the end.
But if it doesn't, if an error is thrown, what's the proper
meaning of "temporary"? "Not important at all, so if developpers
made some mistake, just forget its content"
Xavier Maillard writes:
> On 13 Jul 2005, Sacha Chua outgrape:
>> Ahhh. By any chance, did the first line of your note end with
>> (C-c a)?
> Bingo !
Strange. Wasn't it (kbd "C-c a"), instead of (C-c a)? If not,
I don&#x
eem
> to inadvertantly joined lines and then broken it in the middle
> of the joined line.
Maybe have Planner to report more usefull error than:
(wrong-type-argument number-or-marker-p nil)
Something saying that the task format is wrong, in
Michael Olson writes:
> drkm writes:
>> I think so. But with a planner project, it seems to not generate an
>> emacswiki-planner-like index page (separating day page from plan
>> page).
> Is the output of (planner-index-as-string t t) any better?
Yes, p
Frederik Fouvry writes:
> ,-- On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 23:46:34 +0200, drkm wrote:
> [...]
> | > And variables. (Useful to make package variables available to
> | > external packages before loading the file.) But probably
> | > defcustom() variables are automatically auto
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Björn Lindström) writes:
> drkm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> And if you know XSLT, IMHO, using some Muse XML language can be the
>> most powerfull way of customizing the Muse output, because that XML is
>> the nearest of Muse itself (and it's
Angus Lees writes:
> At Wed, 13 Jul 2005 20:48:27 +0200, drkm wrote:
>> Angus Lees writes:
>> > Out of interest, why didn't you change it to use `make-symbolic-link'?
>> > To me, calling the elisp function seems without doubt to be the
>> > "r
drkm writes:
> Michael Olson writes:
>> From a brief test on my dad's windows machine, it looks like [(shift
>> tab)] will suffice, so Muse will use that keybinding if running under
>> Windows as of patch-120.
> Hum, after retrying with a fresh Emacs session, it
ndex-as-string t t)
> In my opinion, this allows for greater flexibility.
I think so. But with a planner project, it seems to not
generate an emacswiki-planner-like index page (separating day
page from plan page).
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uote fun-yes) "tmp" "\
`fun-yes' doc.
\(fn)" nil nil)
(put 'sym-yes :prop-yes nil)
;;;***
;; Local Variables:
;; version-control: never
;; no-byte-compile: t
;; no-update-autoloads: t
;; End:
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Michael Olson writes:
> From a brief test on my dad's windows machine, it looks like [(shift
> tab)] will suffice, so Muse will use that keybinding if running under
> Windows as of patch-120.
Hum, after retrying with a fresh Emacs session, it works.
Sorry for the
Frederik Fouvry writes:
> Then you can find the output in *Messages* ...
Indeed. But it's not a _backtrace_.
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ustomize the output. If you know
CSS, you can use it. If ...
And if you know XSLT, IMHO, using some Muse XML language can be
the most powerfull way of customizing the Muse output, because
that XML is the nearest of Muse itself (and it's not, for
example, a translat
o do? Or maybe the Sacha's proposition (copying the file
content) is the right one?
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y wrong. But I'll be really confused if we'll not be
able to identify a generic (or not so generic) structure for Muse
pages.
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y do you not use
'kbd', instead of arrays?
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Michael Olson writes:
> drkm writes:
>> How will this work with:
>> ... check your ~/.emacs.el and your ~/.gnus.el ...
>> ... in the named directories ~dir1 and ~dir2 (see the
>> [[Zsh]] page) ...
> It should work fine. If a space is just before
Not very exceptional. But you make users able to use XSLT
if they know it. And for generating XHTML, for example, it's
really powerfull, IMHO.
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illet 2005.
I get:
Cfr. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
du 10 juillet 2005.
It would not be very anoyant, if the '<' was translated in
'<' and '>' in '>'. Because when transforming text to
Xavier Maillard writes:
> allow publishing in XML so I can then use my XSL(T) sheet to
> parse them as I want :)
Muse + Planner + XSLT + CSS can be a terribly powerfull
beast !-)
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text (and with existing
text, more importantly):
~~this is marked up as strike-through~~
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Or a bug that undefines 'S-tab' in some way?
Thanks,
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Michael Olson writes:
> drkm writes:
>> Wrote c:/Documents and Settings/drkm/My
>> Documents/.emacs.d/plans-wiki/2005.07.13.html
>> ln: target `Documents/.emacs.d/plans-wiki/2005.07.13.html' is
>> not a directory
> Hmm, this looks very int
drkm writes:
> Does someone understand?
Watching in a shell prompt while 'C-c C-p' is running, I can
see the files beeing created and then deleted one per one.
2005.07.07.html is created, then deleted, then 2005.07.08.html is
created, then deleted, then...
Very str
Hi
I'm suprised to see 'planner-create-task-from-buffer' is not
autoloaded. But it's one of the main entry point in Planner.
What about adding a "###autoload" cookie in planner.el?
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Hi
I ust try to publish my Planner pages, by 'C-c C-p'. It's not
the first time I publish them, and all was ok until now. Indeed,
I didn't change nothing :-(. For each file but the
'WikiIndex.html', I get the following two messages:
Wrote c:/
Hi
Say I'm in some Day page, and accidentaly 'C-c C-x' a task. So
I undo this by 'C-x u'. All seems to be correct. But... the
Plan page is not update (the task is still marked as done).
Would Planner have to advice (or r
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