"))))
I hook it up to C-n with this:
(add-hook 'emacs-wiki-mode-hook
'(lambda () (local-set-key "\C-c\C-n" 'emacs-wiki-unlink-toggle)))
--yason
== Change published pages' file mode during publishing ==
I have set umask 027 in my ~/.profile. Emacs has a problem setting the
proper file permissions for the published html pages with that. I'm
sure that everything that I publish should be published to the world!
Now, here is the snippet I use to do a chmod 644 on every published
file automatically, just after publishing:
(defun my-emacs-wiki-chmod-644-published-file (file)
(let* ((page (emacs-wiki-page-name file))
(published (emacs-wiki-published-file page)))
(shell-command (concat "chmod 644 " published))))
(add-hook 'emacs-wiki-after-file-publish-hook 'my-emacs-wiki-chmod-644-published-file)
== Add skeletons into your emacs wiki pages easily ==
See SkeletonMode for more information on skeletons
Useful for creating a wide variety of links to things very quickly. Also works in the minibuffer if you select a region to use as input first.
(defun chrismdp/skeleton-read-or-use-region (prompt)
(if mark-active
(save-excursion
(delete-and-extract-region (region-beginning) (region-end)))
(skeleton-read prompt)))
(define-skeleton chrismdp/planner-skeleton-company-bug-link
"Insert a link to the company bug list"
'(setq str (chrismdp/skeleton-read-or-use-region "Bug #: "))
"[[http://bugs.company.co.uk/show_bug.cgi?id=" str "][Bug " str "]]")
(define-skeleton chrismdp/planner-skeleton-bbdb-link
"Insert a link to the BBDB"
""
'(setq str (chrismdp/skeleton-read-or-use-region "Name: "))
"[[bbdb://"
(if (featurep 'xemacsp)
(replace-in-string " " "." str)
(replace-regexp-in-string " " "." str))
"][" str "]]")
-- ChrisParsons
== Glossary in emacs wiki ==
AaronBrady (aka 'me') wrote this small function for starting and
adding definitions to a glossary:
(defun glossary-insert-def (term def)
"Insert a term in the 'glossary' section in relative alphabetical order and in the current text for emacs-wiki mode
"
(interactive "sterm:
sdefinition:")
;; insert at the current location
;;(insert term " :: " def )
(save-excursion
(beginning-of-buffer)
(if (not (re-search-forward "^Glossary:" nil t))
(progn
(goto-char (point-max))
(insert "\n\nGlossary:")
(save-excursion (insert "\n\nGlossary End:"))
)
)
;; advance to line after Glossary header
(forward-line 1)
;; find relative alphabetical match
(let
(
(set-insert-pos
(lambda (term)
"two ways for this to terminate: a search for term
failure, and a string comparison failure. For the search failure the 'Glossary End' must be searched for. For the string comparsion, the line its on is fine"
(if (re-search-forward "^\\(.*\\)::" nil t)
(if (string< (match-string 1) term)
(funcall set-insert-pos term)
)
;; no search match. find end of glossary
(re-search-forward "^Glossary End:")
)
)
)
)
(funcall set-insert-pos term)
)
;; assume we're in the right line
(beginning-of-line)
(insert term " :: " def "\n\n")
)
)
== EmacsWiki and LaTeX ==
Can I write some LaTeX formulas in a wiki page ?
Yes, You can find informations on
http://www.sfu.ca/~gswamina/EmacsWikiBlog.html#sec4. Basically, you
have to use dvi2png (see http://preview-latex.sf.net/) and
http://www.sfu.ca/~gswamina/code/latex2png.el and put this in your
init file.
(require 'emacs-wiki "~/.elisp/emacs-wiki/emacs-wiki")
(load "~/.elisp/latex2png.el")
(load "~/.elisp/emacs-wiki-blog.el")
(load "~/.elisp/plog.el")
;; Inline LaTex
(push '("latex" t t t gs-latex-tag) emacs-wiki-markup-tags)
(setq gs-latex2png-scale-factor 2.5)
Then you can put the following lines in a wiki page and see the image in the published html page.
$$ \frac{a_b}{c_d} $$
The latest version (25 september 2004) of latex2png has the "Transparent" background activated.
= Open Questions / Problems =
I found emacswikimode on windows system how-to guide. but now i cant
find it anymore. any clue?
I found an interesting characteristic of WikiMode today. If I use C-c
C-r to change the name of a page and then use C-c and C-p to publish
the resulting Wiki, I do indeed get the new page, but the old page
still exists, too. If I do that too much, I'll need to start manually
pruning my html files. -- Bill Harris
''I think that's the correct behaviour - otherwise it would prohibit
people from storing other files (like images) in their publishing
directory. If you want to ensure the old files go away, just remove
the entire directory and publish again'' -- DamienElmes
Some small inconveniences:
* when I am at the very end of a file and type a !WikiName there, I
cannot insert a line break since it will follow the wiki link and
create that page. ''You can use C-o to insert a newline
afterward''.
* There should be a keybinding that brings me back to the last wiki
page (in case I followed a wiki link by accident). ''Yes, in the
last stable release 2.38 I too didn't find this essential
feature... '' - Wouldn't simply killing the buffer be sufficient?
* Yes, finally I find the answer to how to do this. Being used to
the traditional wikis, I severely missed the "go back to
originating page" key after following a link (even after a
non-accidental link traversal).
[new] Killing the buffer works for me, although, perhaps a keybinding
(such as Shift-Return, similar in use to the Shift-Tab binding) may be
worthwhile if you want to keep buffers open and still return to the
previous page.
[new] I globally bind a key to bury-buffer (Due to Windows holdovers,
I chose C-f4).''
* An inserted image should work like preview-latex does, i.e., when
I'm directly on the link with point, I want to see the text
('[[./wife.jpg][A picture of my wife]]'), not the image itself.
ColinMarquardt
''Not sure how easy that one would be. Would you expect RET to still
work on it? Certainly an interesting idea.'' -- DamienElmes
* There's a problem with the publishing of a ChangeLog. The resulting
html page contains lots of lisp tags, their content wasn't evaluated
and replaced by the evaluation results.
This was fixed in the development snapshot patch 41.
-- GoetzWaschk
Sorry, but I'm using the version 2004.03.26-15.16 and still got this problem. -- Tim K
Please try sacha@free.net.ph--main/emacs-wiki--dev--1.0--patch-5, or dev current. E-mail me feedback so that I can either tweak it some more or merge it into stable. Thanks! =)
-- SachaChua
I started playing with the tiny-tools package from sourceforge, but
emacs-wiki broke. This is to do with the way that tiny-path, ignores
directories in the load path with the prefix (x)emacs. This is by
design, for reasons that RTFM of the tiny-path docs will explain. The
way around this is to put the emacswiki in the load path *before*
calling tinypath.
-- TimOCallaghan
I have just found a (dirty) hacking to fix the bug:
--- emacs-wiki-old.el 2004-04-05 15:05:48.000000000 +0800
+++ emacs-wiki-new.el 2004-04-05 15:05:15.000000000 +0800
@@ -2706,6 +2706,8 @@
(if (file-readable-p emacs-wiki-publishing-footer)
(insert-file-contents emacs-wiki-publishing-footer)
(insert emacs-wiki-publishing-footer))))
+ ;; process any remaining markup tags
+ [emacs-wiki-tag-regexp 0 emacs-wiki-markup-custom-tags])
"List of markup rules for publishing ChangeLog files.
These are used when the wiki page's name is ChangeLog."
:type '(repeat
-- Tim K
= Known bugs =
* XEmacs does not publish or display http://twb.ath DOT cx/wiki/SandBox.xhtml for a
listing of more suboptimal features and bugs.
* Setting mode: emacs-wiki in a Local Variables section
causes a maximum binding depth exceeded error.
* `emacs-wiki-file-alist' sometimes gets corrupted.
= EmacsWikiMode Wish List =
Can I have an encrypted wiki? Check the AutoEncryption page and the
MailCrypt package. Maybe that helps.
It seems to me that encryption is included into emacs-wiki via the pgg
interface. Check the encryption infonode. --JulienBarnier
I'd love this too, tighter tex integration. This could be done via
* recognizing $ $ and $$ $$ as formulas (and of course visualization ala preview-latex could be made)
* auto-numbering * -> subsection ** -> subsub and *** -> paragraph
* the latter means that each page would then be viewed as a section. A masterfile would organize the sections in chapter (and given order), so that a whole latex document could be made.
This would rock. Henri
-- See Emacs Wiki and Latex above
Any idea where / how to start ?? I'm not so bothered about export to
latex of the notes, but the ability to copy my emacs-wiki formulas
into latex documents would be great.
''Start by playing with emacs-wiki-highlight-markup. It's a bit
constrained for efficiency reasons, but provided you can consistently
match on a start character like $, you should be able to integrate it
with preview-latex. How much work would be involved though, I don't
know.''
I have a web wiki (http://aadis.de/wiki) and I'd like to use Emacs
wiki to edit/maintain it; so I can edit it on the road via a web
browser _and_ use emacs wiki when I have it. Is this possible? Any
ideas? --AadityaSood
''Check WikiModes for some ideas.''--SachaChua
= Web Sites That Use EmacsWikiMode =
* Gary V. Vaughan : http://tkd.kicks-ass.net/ (this link is broken)
* Damien Elmes : http://repose.cx/ (this link is broken)
* Mark Triggs : http://members.iinet.net.au/~striggs/ (this link is broken)
* Sacha Chua : http://richip.dhs.org/~sachac/notebook/wiki/WelcomePage.php (this link is broken)
* J. Klymak : http://web.uvic.ca/~jklymak (now using EmacsMuse) (now using MultiMarkdown CMS)
* TerryPatcher : http://www.terryp.tk/ (this link is broken)
* GaneshSwami : http://www.sfu.ca/~gswamina/ (this link is broken)
* BastienGuerry : http://www.cognition.ens.fr/~guerry/ (this link is broken)
* OleArndt : http://sugarshark.com
* JoseAntonioOrtegaRuiz : http://tao.uab.es/jao/
* AleixConchilloFlaque : http://www.ccd.uab.es/~aleix/ (this link is broken)
* Anirudh Sasikumar : http://anirudhs.chaosnet.org/
* JonathanGonzalez : http://zeus.gnufans.net/
* TrentBuck : http://twb.ath.cx/wiki/ (this link is broken)
= Rather obsolete information =
* http://repose.cx/emacs/wiki/
''Why is this page obsolete? I found some very useful information there.'' --AndreKuehne
:: I'm not actively contributing to EmacsWikiMode, but I still look after that page. --DamienElmes
:: New maintainer is MichaelOlson.
:: DamienElmes homepage is dead, what is the new url ? --XavierMaillard
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