gmane.emacs.muse.general

Re: How do I link between multiple projects

Michael Olson — 2012-03-21T22:37:59

(require 'muse-wiki)     ; load Wiki support

On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 2:06 PM, Emit Sorrels <emit.sorrels< at >gmail.com>wrote:

Re: How do I link between multiple projects

Emit Sorrels — 2012-03-21T21:06:45

Is this a recent feature? I'm using the debian squeeze package muse-el
(3.12-1.1), and maybe it's too old. When I use the :: format it simply
creates a new file in the current project's directory.

While in Foo's muse file, I enter [[Bar::EntryName]]. When I follow the
link it creates Bar::EntryName.muse in Foo/. Generated html link is
"Bar::EntryName"

Bar is declared in .emacs as a project name.



On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 4:28 PM, Michael Olson <mwolson< at >gnu.org> wrote:

Re: How do I link between multiple projects

Michael Olson — 2012-03-21T20:28:23

Bar::EntryName is probably what you want.

On Wed, Mar 21, 2012 at 1:16 PM, Emit Sorrels <emit.sorrels< at >gmail.com>wrote:

How do I link between multiple projects

Emit Sorrels — 2012-03-21T20:16:00

I have the following set up in .emacs

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

(require 'muse-mode)
(require 'muse-html)
(require 'muse-project)
(require 'muse-publish)

(setq muse-project-alist
           '(("Foo"
              ("~/Foo" :default "index")
              (:base "html" :path "/var/www/Foo"))

             ("Bar"
              ("~/Bar")
              (:base "html" :path "/var/www/Bar"))))

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;


I can work on Foo and Bar separately and muse mode works very well.
Now I want to have some links between the two projects... I'm not sure but
it looks like I want something like the Bar#EntryName form of a
interproject link in the emacs wiki mode.

The following works:
In project Foo I have
[[../Bar/EntryName.html][EntryName]]
However I don't like it hard linking to an html file. Plus, I can't press
enter on the link in emacs to go straight to the .muse file.

The following does not work:
[[../Bar/EntryName][EntryName]]
I can follow the link in emacs to edit the .muse file, but th

Re: today.html

Seb — 2012-03-20T23:50:54

On Tue, 20 Mar 2012 23:41:45 +0100,
markus.hoenicka< at >mhoenicka.de wrote:




Sorry, this had nothing to do with Muse, but with Planner:

,-----[ C-h f planner-calendar-create-today-link RET ]
| planner-calendar-create-today-link is a compiled Lisp function in
| `planner-calendar.el'.
| 
| (planner-calendar-create-today-link &optional NAME)
| 
| Create a link to the newest published day page.
| Add this to `muse-after-publish-hook' to create a "today" soft
| link to the newest published planner day page, on operating systems that
| support POSIX "ln".
| 
| [back]
`-----

I had the hook this refers to.  However, this never created the link for
non-day planner pages until a recent upgrade, so it seems like a bug in
planner-calendar.  I'm deactivating the hook for now.  Thanks.

Re: today.html

2012-03-20T22:41:45

 > I provided my full muse set up earlier in the thread.  Yes, this happens
 > with any page that I attempt to publish, whether it's planner, or any
 > page in a muse project.  Thanks.
 > 

I just checked the Emacs/muse/planner setup on my FreeBSD box at
home. Publishing pages does not create the "today.html" symlink
here. I couldn't find any hints in the muse sources by grepping for
the string "today". Have you tried your muse/planner setup from
scratch? Start Emacs with the "-Q" switch and evaluate the
muse/planner setup that you posted earlier to make sure nothing else
gets loaded. Does the symlink still pop up? Also, did you check whether
your desktop environment has anything to do with it? Can you boot into
console mode and see what happens? Just guessing.

regards,
Markus

Re: today.html

Seb — 2012-03-20T17:41:00

Hi,

On Mon, 19 Mar 2012 08:47:08 +0100,
Markus Hoenicka <markus.hoenicka< at >mhoenicka.de> wrote:






I provided my full muse set up earlier in the thread.  Yes, this happens
with any page that I attempt to publish, whether it's planner, or any
page in a muse project.  Thanks.

Re: today.html

Markus Hoenicka — 2012-03-19T07:47:08

Seb <spluque< at >gmail.com> was heard to say:


As I can't find any such today.html symlink in my output, I'd like to  
know what you are exactly doing to end up with such a symlink. You  
mentioned that it points to the published page. Which page is that? Is  
that some planner page, or a blosxom page? Any page that you publish?  
Which style are you using?

regards,
Markus

Re: today.html

Seb — 2012-03-19T04:47:32

Hi,

I still cannot understand how this link is being created.  Any
suggestions would be welcome.

Thanks,
Seb



On Wed, 07 Mar 2012 11:33:40 -0600,
Seb <spluque< at >gmail.com> wrote:

Re: today.html

Seb — 2012-03-07T17:33:40

On Wed, 7 Mar 2012 09:23:42 +0100,
Alex Ott <alexott< at >gmail.com> wrote:


Sure:

---<--------------------cut here---------------start------------------->---
(require 'muse-mode); load authoring mode

(require 'muse-project); load support for projects
(require 'muse-html); load publishing styles I use
(require 'muse-latex); load LaTeX/PDF publishing styles
(require 'muse-latex2png); publish <latex> tags
(require 'muse-texinfo); load Info publishing style
(require 'muse-colors); load coloring/font-lock module
(require 'muse-wiki); load wiki support
(require 'muse-blosxom); load blosxom module
(require 'muse-xml); load XML support

;; My derived styles
(muse-derive-style "sl-plan-xhtml" "planner-xhtml"
   :header "~/WWW/WebWiki/include/header.html"
   :footer "~/WWW/WebWiki/include/footer.html")
(muse-derive-style "sl-mun-xhtml" "xhtml"
   :header "~/WWW/MUN/include/header.html"
   :footer "~/WWW/MUN/include/footer.html")

(setq planner-project "WikiPlanner"
      planner-htm

Re: today.html

Alex Ott — 2012-03-07T08:23:42

Hello

Can you show your setup?

On Tue, Mar 6, 2012 at 5:38 PM, Seb <spluque< at >gmail.com> wrote:

today.html

Seb — 2012-03-06T16:38:49

Hi,

Following an upgrade about a couple of months ago, I see that a
today.html symlink pointing to the published page is produced.  What is
the purpose of this symlink and is there some variable to suppress its
generation?

Thanks,

Re: error on load muse

daniel aguayo — 2012-02-06T23:18:28


I have the same problem, how did you solved, if so?

Re: Muse and mathjax

Leo Butler — 2011-11-22T16:27:56


I have made the changes you suggested. The HEAD of the mathjax branch
at git://github.com:leo-butler/muse.git has those changes in it. I have
also put in some documentation, too.

Attached are patch files to add this code and the documentation to the
current HEAD of master. Leo

Re: Muse and mathjax

Michael Olson — 2011-11-21T19:05:52

That's true.  Maybe a muse-mathjax.el file is called for instead,
then, instead of "latex2mathjax".  I think I'd prefer for the
delimiter vars/fun to be in muse-latex.el.


Ah, I thought they would be in master.

Re: Muse and mathjax

Leo Butler — 2011-11-21T18:17:20


mathjax-html is a style derived from html, so it probably makes sense to
put the style & header bits into muse-html.el. On the other hand, the
delimiters and associated functions could go into muse-latex2png.el,
since they directly affect the operations there. Although that file
would be ill-named.

I'll make whichever changes you prefer.


They are there, or at least I can see them. Did you change to the
mathjax branch?


Thanks.

Leo

Re: Muse and mathjax

Michael Olson — 2011-11-21T15:29:02

You may want to put the content of muse-latex2mathjax.el inside of
muse-latex.el instead, and drop the new file.  I don't know why I put
latex2png in its own separate file to begin with.  Also, it looks like
the changes aren't yet present in the github repo; may need to push
them.  Otherwise looks good.

On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 4:55 AM, Leo Butler <l.butler< at >cmich.edu> wrote:

Re: Muse and mathjax

Leo Butler — 2011-11-21T14:35:40

I forked Alex Ott's github repository and created a mathjax branch on
the fork with my contribution:

git://github.com/leo-butler/muse.git

Leo

Re: Muse and mathjax

Leo Butler — 2011-11-21T12:55:05


Thanks for the encouragement, I cloned Alex Ott's github repo (which I
think is the project's repo), and worked from HEAD. I am not sure how this
project accepts patches, but I have included it below. 

Comments:

-I have pulled the logic for choosing math delimiters out of
 muse-publish-math-tag and added 4 customizable variables to help set
 the delimiters depending on the style. The function
 muse-publish-latex-delimiters chooses the correct delimiters.
 
-I have also added a variable muse-publish-latex-tag-as-is that lists
 which styles publish latex code as-is, and a function of the same name
 to query this list. The removes some hard-coded constants in
 muse-publish-{latex,math}-tag.

-The MathJaX source url and configuration are set in customizable
 variables, and these are added to the standard html header.

See
http://pe120.mth.cmich.edu/~lbutler/demo.html
for an example (the document includes its own Muse source).

Leo

Re: Muse and mathjax

Phillip Lord — 2011-11-21T09:53:53


Leo Butler <l.butler< at >cmich.edu> writes:

I wrote mathjax support for Wordpress a while, and it's pretty trivial
to do. Pretty much all that you need is to stop muse doing anything
clever with the maths and pass it straight-through. Then add a single
line to the footer, pointing to mathjax and you are done. 

The only disadvantage with mathjax is that you can't inline it in a
meaningful way. Also mathjax is pretty large, so ideally you need to
detect maths usage in a page and only inject the JS if you need to. This
was not hard in wordpress and should be straight-forward for muse also. 

Phil

Re: Muse and mathjax

Michael Olson — 2011-11-18T22:43:31

Very cool stuff.  You could probably modify lisp/muse-latex2png.el,
the muse-publish-math-tag function, to get <math> working with
MathJax.  Instead of '$', insert '\[' and '\]', and drop the
muse-latex2png-region call, replacing with
muse-publish-mark-read-only.  If you want it to work with either
LaTeX/ConTeXt or HTML (which would be necessary to get the patch
included with Muse), conditionally insert either '$' or the usual
MathJax delimiters depending on the derived style, perhaps making a
new mathjax-html style or similar to handle the default header.

On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 1:21 PM, Leo Butler <l.butler< at >cmich.edu> wrote: