andrea Crotti <andrea.crott...@gmail.com> writes:

> I think it's a good idea!
> Anyway doing the following:
> - fetch entries
> - weblogger-toogle-edit-body
> - html-mode (was nxml mode)

Right.  You want to customize weblogger-edit-mode to html-mode.
Alternatively, you could set it to a lambda function that will prompt you
for a mode.  (Come to think of it, a prompt is probably a better way to
handle this.)

> A (maybe) ugly hack that could be useful would be
> allowing elisp code in weblogger-entry-mode, in this way
> I can dinamically insert my other buffers (in other modes) and then post them.
>
> Something like "execute-elisp-and-post-entry".

You can do this now by customizing weblogger-pre-struct-hook with a list
of functions that you want executed before function.  These could
include functions to do pretty much any conversion on the buffer you
like.

Alternatively, you could customize weblogger-weblogger-mode-toggle-hook
so that the buffer you've been working on is translated somehow before
it is switched back to weblogger-entry-mode.  This could include, for
example, translating an org-mode buffer into an html snippet.

I'll try to post an example of how this would work today.

Mark. 

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