Re: [emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: <notes> and <index> tags in Planner

[Dale Smith]

On 12/30/05, Michael Olson <address@hidden> wrote:
> 2005-12-31 00:34:19 GMT Michael Olson <address@hidden> patch-143
>
>     Summary:
>       planner-publish: Make <notes> and <past-notes> work.
>     Revision:
>       planner-muse--mwolson--1.0--patch-143
>
>     * planner-publish.el (planner-publish-markup-tags): Add past-notes tag.
>       (planner-publish-notes-tag): Use a new version from Dale Smith.
>       (planner-past-notes-tag): Try to port this, since it is part of
>       Planner.
>
>     * planner.el (planner-notes-tag): Remove.
>       (planner-past-notes-tag): Move to planner-publish.el.

This isn't quite right.  The old emacs-wiki planner used <notes> as an
index or table-of-contents for the notes on the current page.  As
planner-muse,  the <notes> tag is used internally for formatting the
'* Notes' section.  While this change does add back the ability to
generate a notes index, it also prevents the '* Notes' section from
being published.

The internal <notes> tag should be renamed, or the tag used to
generate the notes index should be renamed to <notes-index> or
something.  Also the code for publishing the '* Notes' section need to
be reverted..

Thanks!
   -Dale