[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: Deleting day page causes trouble with planner

[Michael Olson]

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"caldwell" <address@hidden> writes:

> I'm a newbie to planner.  I am using sacha-dev.tar.gz of 11/25/2005.
> I was playing with setq planner-day-page-template in my .emacs and
> decided to delete the 2005.11.29 page, to make sure it regenerated
> the file.  That was a bad thing, because now M-x plan fails with :
> "There is no page 2005.11.29 in project nil."

Make sure that you have a "WikiPlanner" entry in muse-project-alist
and that it has at least one source directory.  Or modify
planner-project to match the name of the project that you're using to
store plan pages.  If you don't know what this means, send us the
value of muse-project-alist and we'll help you out.

Sacha Chua <address@hidden> writes:

> Hmm. It looks like muse-project-find-file is being a bit too
> cautious.
>
> Michael: Is there a particular reason why muse-project-find-file
> does that error-checking? Code that would like to open a file only
> if it already exists can use muse-project-page-file to check for
> existence.  =)

muse-project-find-file *does* normally find a file, even if it doesn't
exist (by taking the first directory entry).  The error checking kicks
in when someone has a messed-up muse-project-alist.

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