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Re: Is there a mod-emacs?
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thorne |
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Re: Is there a mod-emacs? |
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Mon, 07 Jan 2008 14:29:45 -0700 |
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jadamson@partners.org (Joel J. Adamson) writes:
> Good idea: this would be a great way to keep up my schedule without
> ferrying my org files from machine to machine. However...
>
> Did you get real checkboxes on org export to html? I've been
> considering trying to patch the code to do that. My currently loaded
> version of org-mode produces just "- [ ]" instead of an html checkbox.
> Is there any discussion of changing the behavior?
Actually a generalized html generation library (or xml) might be a nice
thing for Emacs (maybe it already has one...?). I am not sure about Org
mode, but i am pretty sure Emacs Muse uses regexp substitution on a
buffer to generate html--which is great (i use Muse for my web page) but
it might also be nice to have something like Common Lisp's lml2 for
creating html from lisp code. I hacked up the beginning of something
for my own use using Common Lisp macros once and it wasn't that hard to
do. The syntax ended up something like:
(html
(head
(title "Foo"))
(body
(h1 "Snee")
(p "This is a paragraph, etc...")
(p "So's this!")))
Of course you need to handle xml attributes and a few things like
that.... Though now that i write this, it occurs to me that there has to
be something like this already around somewhere.
--
Theron TtlÄx
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