[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: planner muse outline

[Michael Olson]

"Elmar Hinz [team red]" <address@hidden> writes:

> It comes to conflicts between the keybindings between allout-mode
> and muse-mode. C-c C-p doesn't publish anymore but moves the cursor
> to the provious node.

Try the following to get C-c C-p to publish a file when using allout.

(define-key allout-mode-map [(control ?c) (control ?p)] 'muse-project-publish)

> Conversion of muse-files to OPML or XOXO?
> Conversion from OPML or XOXO to muse-fiels?

I don't know what those formats are, but I'd be interested in seeing
conversion routines for them.  There's something called
muse-convert.el (comes with Muse) that converts LaTeX files to Muse
files.  Perhaps that could be a good reference.

I'm interested in seeing a sample of the kind of files you produce
with allout and Muse.  Currently Muse publishes outline-mode style
outlines as headers, which probably isn't so great for the purpose of
outlining.

One possibility might be to have an option that tells Muse that if a
header line (like "* Level 1", "** Level 2") is not followed by a
blank line, emphasize the header text in a bold font rather than
publishing it as a header.  Hmm, I'm not really sure what would be a
good look for a published outline would be.

> Will muse replace wiki in planner?

Yes.  The next version of Planner will be based on Muse.

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