>>>>> "SEH" == Steven E Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SEH> "Dave C. Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> It must be so simple that any resonably proficient emacs person >> has already figured it out and implemented it on their own. SEH> I've just been using Unison against my whole planner SEH> directory. It works fine, so long as all the planner-related SEH> buffers have been saved before doing the transfer. SEH> Mind you, I'm not actually merging changes in one location SEH> against changes made in another. I'm just moving the same SEH> content from home to work, then from work to home, and back SEH> again. Unison will detect when files have been modified SEH> independently in both locations, but it will not automatically SEH> merge the changes on my behalf. It will launch a diff tool for you though. Emacs springs to mind as a possibility. I had this working once, but with my current combination of Cygwin unison and NTEmacs, I never got it to work. Planner files should diff fairly well, I'd have though. I've used unison for many years now on a considerable proportion on my home space and it works excellently well. In practise, both planner and gnus caused me some grief: gnus because everything changes regularly (.overview and .marks!); and planner because it changes lots of things per day. If planner was more careful about changing things only when absolutely essential, this would probably work better and you'd have fewer conflicts. In my case, getting this to work with gnus required me to be a little careful with the synch'ing anyway, so planner generally just worked. Phil _______________________________________________ Muse-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/muse-el-discuss
