Re: [emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: Newbie questions.

[Andrea Riciputi]

Thanks for your suggestion, but I prefer to stay away from planners in 
general (matter of taste), and I prefer stick with emacs-wiki only.

So I've found a solution that consists in creating a new markup tag in 
emacs-wiki. The basic idea is very similar to "emphasis", "strong" and 
other markup tag. So adding the following regexp to 
emacs-wiki-publishing-markup do the trick:

["{{\\([^{}]*\\)}}" 0 "<strike>\\1</strike>"]

And the {{text surrounded}} by double braces will be stroked in the 
HTML output. A minor draw-back of these solution is that the 
<strike></strike> HTML tag is deprecated, but there are many others 
that are widely used though. Working with style-sheet would be the 
right path, but I'm a bit lazy and not so skilled. ;-)

As I've already said I'm not so good at regexp neither at emacs 
programming, so comments and corrections are highly welcome.

Cheers,
 Andrea.

On 18 Mar 2005, at 03:37, Sacha Chua wrote:

> I find my todo list gets really long if I see all the completed tasks.
> If you want this kind of feature, though, you can use PlannerMode and
> gather all of your tasks on the default TaskPool page.