[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: where does emacs-wiki end and muse begin?

[Michael Olson]

Paul Lussier <address@hidden> writes:

> I'm slightly confused as to where muse begins and emacs-wiki ends.
>
> - Do I still need emacs-wiki installed?

No.  But you might want to (require 'muse-wiki), which adds WikiName
support for Muse.

> - Do I still need to customize emacs-wiki variables, or are the now
>   muse variables?

No, you don't need to customize emacs-wiki variables.
planner-option-customized does the functional equivalent of "set" now,
so there's no need to use it anymore.

By the way: if you want project-specific settings, use the :set tag in
muse-project-alist like this.

(setq muse-project-alist
      `(("Diary"
         ("~/personal/diary"
          ;; other stuff
          :set (variable1 value1
                variable2 value2
                variable3 value3))
         (:base "planner-xhtml"
                :path "~/personal/diary/www")))
       ;; other projects)

It's much like the syntax for setq.

> - What do I use to publish my planner-muse files?  Is it still
>   emacs-wiki-publish?  That seems un-intuitive at the very least.

M-x muse-project-publish or C-c C-p.

Here's a version of your configuration snippet that should work.  Note
that the :base should be planner-xhtml rather than xhtml.

; Set default planner project:
;; if at home - use this location
(if (string-match "taz" (system-name)) 
    (setq planner-project "Diary")

;; if not at home, use this:
  (setq planner-project "Planner"))

(setq muse-project-alist
      `(("Diary"
         ("~/personal/diary"
          :force-publish ("Index")
          :default "WelcomePage"
          :major-mode planner-mode
          :visit-link planner-visit-link)
         (:base "planner-xhtml"
                :path "~/personal/diary/www"))

        ("Planner"        ;; use value of `planner-project'
         ("~/work/Plans"     ;; where my Planner pages are located
          :default "TaskPool"         ;; use value of `planner-default-page'
          :major-mode planner-mode
          :visit-link planner-visit-link)
         ;; This next part is for specifying where Planner pages
         ;; should be published and what Muse publishing style to
         ;; use.  In this example, we will use the XHTML publishing
         ;; style.
         (:base "planner-xhtml"
                ;; value of `planner-publishing-directory'
                :path "~/public_html/Plans"))))

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