On 6/22/06, Raymond Zeitler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Welcome to Planner! The URL from which you obtained Remember looks
right to me.
Thanks for the welcome. I'm hoping to return to a simpler time when I
lived in mutt, trn, and emacs (editing, compiling, and debugging C and
FORTRAN code).
One way to get text mode to turn on when visiting a plan page is to
add something like this to your .emacs file:
(setq auto-mode-alist (append '(("\\.muse$" . text-mode)) auto-mode-alist))
I'm not sure how text mode entered into this, but what I think what I
want to do is stay in planner mode. What I'm looking for is for this
thing to work like a wiki so I can do top-down planning and create
sub-project pages from a project page. I'd like to make a link to a
non-existent page and then I go there and I'm still in the wiki (in
another project page). My problem is that I'm in a buffer in planner
mode, so I type [[MyNewPage]] and it turns red indicating a link to a
non-existent page. I put my cursor on it and hit enter. It opens
MyNewPage and not MyNewPage.muse. If I try to create a task from the
day page and give it Page: MyNewPage, it creates MyNewPage.muse which
doesn't match the project page I just made.
I tried looking at the lisp code to figure out where the "click on a
non-existent page stuff" happens, but
man-am-I-not-used-to-looking-at-emacs-lisp. If I can get this up and
running, I'll put "learn emacs lisp" on my todos!
Thanks,
Greg
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