Re: migration notes: from emacs-wiki to muse

Phillip Lord <[email protected]> writes:

>>>>>> "EM" == Evan MONROIG <[email protected]> writes:
>
>
>   EM> - The extension ".muse" is nice if you have files other than
>   EM>   planner files in the same directory, but it adds
>   EM>   complexity. For example if you have a few plan pages like
>   EM>   'Emacs' and 'EmacsTips', now you have to press "E <TAB>
>   EM>   . <TAB> <Enter" to in the mini-buffer to find the 'Emacs'
>   EM>   page, instead of "E <TAB> <Enter>".
>
> But if you have a file called, say "Makefile", in a muse directory, it
> all gets very complicated. 
>
> Have you tried ido.el. For instance, to complete Emacs or EmacsTips,
> you can use substring (so "T <Enter>" may well complete to
> EmacsTips). I've completely hooked on ido.el.

I also use ido. And I use the following function to open one of my
wiki pages in ~/data/wiki:

When called with a prefix argument, grep is used to search for a keyword:

(defun xsteve-open-wiki-page (arg)
  "Either open a wiki page via ido, or grep for a string in the wiki pages."
  (interactive "P")
  (let* ((default-directory "~/data/wiki")
         (grep-cmd (format "cd %s && grep -n -i --directories=skip" default-directory))
         (file-glob "*"))
    (if arg
        (grep (concat grep-cmd " -e \"" (read-string (format "Search %s for regexp: " default-directory)) "\" " file-glob))
      (ido-find-file))))
(global-set-key [(meta f12)] 'xsteve-open-wiki-page)


Stefan.