It should be easy to modify the WikiIndex so that it splits planner entries off and provides a link to today’s entry… I might event want to double-publish today as PlannerToday.
It should be easy to modify the WikiIndex so that it splits planner entries off and provides a link to today’s entry… I might event want to double-publish today as PlannerToday.
Pfft. Got locked out of the dorm. The guard doesn’t seem to be in the
lobby, so I guess she’s walking around inspecting the room. That’s
what I get for stubbornly trying to track down that pesky PlannerMode
and EmacsWiki interaction problem. For some reason, my
emacs-publish-batch isn’t doing the right thing. I’ll worry about that
over the weekend. But I’m only a minute late…
Emacs Wiki index needs a function to say whether a planner page should be indexed or not..
After philosophy class ended, a number of my classmates asked me to
send my notes to them. Apparently, the fact that I get
near-transcriptions of Fr. David’s speeches (verbatim if I’m not
distracted and he pauses often). I am surprised to see that my notes
have reached 256K. I sent them a URL to my planner-managed site at
http://richip.dhs.org/~sachac/notebook/wiki/Ph104.html, of course.
I’d like to add planner day links for previous day entry (might not be yesterday) and next day entry (might not be today).
I am beginning to realize just how wonderful speech is. I’ve added
dtk-speak to erc-insert-pre-hook, and I can listen to #linuxhelp while
browsing through Arendt. Maybe I shouldn’t be doing it, but it’s so
much fun…