Emacs Muse NEWS --- History of user-visible changes    -*- outline -*-

* Changes in Muse 3.02.02

** Configuration

*** A bug with customizing `muse-project-alist' has been fixed.

*** We use a file extension for Muse files by default.
To obtain the old behavior, set `muse-file-extension' to nil and
`muse-mode-auto-p' to t.

To go along with the new behavior, be sure to rename all of your Muse
files to have a ".muse" extension.

*** New option: `muse-wiki-ignore-bare-project-names'.
This causes Muse to ignore bare project names if specified.  The
default is to turn bare project names into links.

*** New option: `muse-publish-comments-p'.
This causes Muse to publish comments as markup.  The default is to
remove comments before publishing rather than trying to mark them up.

*** New option: `muse-wiki-allow-nonexistent-wikiword'.
Enabling this will cause WikiWords with no corresponding file to be
colored as bad links.  The default is not to color them and turn them
into links.

** Muse Mode

*** An error with intangible links has been fixed.

*** Visiting a page with an anchor works better than before.

*** Flyspell behaves better with Emacs21 than before.

*** Links to nonexistent files will be colored red by default.
This happened previously, but the algorithm was buggy and didn't cover
implicit links.

** Programming

*** A convenience macro called `with-muse-project' has been added.
This allows a code block to be executed after changing the current
Muse project.  It is analogous to emacs-wiki's
`with-emacs-wiki-project' function.

** Publishing

*** An issue involving anchors at the end of a line has been
addressed.

*** Non-word characters are now allowed before an anchor.

*** Comments may now be published, if desired.
This behavior may be controlled with the `muse-publish-comments-p'
option.  The default is to remove comments before publishing rather
than trying to mark them up.

*** Publishing directives may now include a dash character.

** LaTeX publishing

*** A bug with footnotes has been addressed.
An attempt has been made to make generated footnote markup look more
"natural" to experienced LaTeX users.

*** Table headers are underlined and table footers are overlined.

*** PDF publishing will cause pdflatex to be called as needed.
The previous behavior was to always call pdflatex twice.  Currently,
if pdflatex succeeds, it will not be called again.  Otherwise, call it
up to three times.

*** Escaping of special characters should be drastically improved.
An attempt has been made to get escaping done right in most contexts.
The only quirk is that you must surround dollar signs with equal signs
to ensure escaping.  This makes publishing PDF documents much more
useful.

** TexInfo publishing

*** An attempt was made to hone some of the markup.