Re: [emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: migration from EmacsWiki, problems (XEmacs)

[Trent Buck]

Janne Hellsten <address@hidden> writes:

> Hi,
>
> I'd like to revisit this issue, as I currently cannot open my planner
> pages at all :(
>
>> > ,----
>> > | From: Michael Olson <address@hidden>
>> > | Subject: [emacs-wiki-discuss] Major change: file extension used by 
>> > default
>> > | To: Emacs Wiki Discussion List <address@hidden>
>> > | Date: Sat, 29 Oct 2005 04:24:36 -0500
>> > |
>> > | As of patch-257, Muse will no longer (by default) attempt to
>> > | autodetect whether to activate Muse Mode for a file based on its path.
>> > | Instead, files with an extension of ".muse" will be associated with
>> > | Muse Mode.  You will need to rename Muse files to have this extension.
>> > |
>> > | Options involved: `muse-mode-auto-p', `muse-file-extension'.
>> > `----
>>
>> Forgot to add, that my today's page also shows up as empty (and it is
>> not empty).  This didn't happen earlier.  Could this be somehow
>> related to planner-muse, which I updated to the latest version today
>> from arch.
>
> When I open planner using "M-x plan", planner opens up a page called
> 2005.11.01.muse and it's empty.  Do I really need to rename *all* of
> my planner pages to have .muse extension?  Shouldn't planner-mode
> configure this to work well with muse by default?

Yes, you should rename all your planner pages to have the .muse extension, or
set muse-file-extension to nil and muse-mode-auto-p to t.

        for i in *; do test -f $i && mv $i $i.muse; done

New planners should Just WorkTM -- they will use .muse automatically.

-- 
Trent Buck, Student Errant