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how can I tell emacs to treat a text file as html?
From: |
Angelina Carlton |
Subject: |
how can I tell emacs to treat a text file as html? |
Date: |
Sat, 9 Apr 2005 13:03:08 -0400 |
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Mutt/1.3.28i |
Hello
I use a bash based blogging software called nanoblogger. It lets you
use the editor of your choice and I had set this to be emacsclient.
The blog script then sends /tmp/nb_entry1078.html to my already
running emacs and I can edit using html syntax hilighting as emacs
recognizes the file type.
This worked fine until the latest version of the software now sends
a txt file instead. /tmp/nb_entry1078.txt
Emacs of course thinks this is plain text which is right, but I would
like to treat it as html, actually XHTML, but either would do.
The blog conf file has:
EDITOR="emacslient";
I cant find in my documentation a way to set EDITOR to
"emacsclient --"treat this as html"
Is this possible from the command line? Or is there a way to turn on
html font locking from inside emacs even if the file is txt? This
would be acceptable if I could bind it to like F8 or something.
Thanks in advance..
--
Angelina Carlton
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Angelina Carlton <=