[emacs-wiki-discuss] Linking between projects

[R Fieldsend]

Hi,
I've recently been working through the process of setting up Muse on my Linux 
box.  After a few hiccups I now have a setup which I'm really happy with.

I've decided to create a blog/wiki type site where I can just dump information 
for my own use, and can have fun.  I've created several projects. These 
include a journal project and then individual html projects for what you 
could call 'subject areas'.

books
music
rants

etc.

This works well as I'd like to have a different style for each project, which 
I'm achieving by using a different stylesheet in each target directory.

However, one thing I've not been able to work out is how (easily) I can link 
between pages on two different projects.  For instance, I'm writing a page 
under computing, and I realise I'd like to create a page about one of the 
books I read when I was younger that got me interested in computing.  I 
decide it should come under my book project, and try and create a link to the 
page.

I *could* create an absolute link to the page as I'll know where it is going 
to live, and then create a new page using M-x muse-project-find-file.

However, what I'd rather do is something like putting a link into my file as 
I'm writing it like this:-

[[book/NewPage][Page about old book]]

So that the page is created in the book project area. 

This formula tries to create a new directory under the project area I'm 
already in, and create a page underneath it.

I could use the following:-

[[~/content/book/NewPage][Page about old book]]

which seems to work.

So two questions:

1) Is there a better/more correct way of doing this (the second version seems 
to work)?

2) Is there anything *wrong* with doing it this way?

Thanks for you help.  I really enjoy using this code, and I look forward to 
seeing it develop and grow, especially the planner mode.

Richard
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