Re: [Emacsweblogs] Re: weblogger 1.4.5

[Mark A. Hershberger]

Leo <address@hidden> writes:

> What is C-c C-e in the new entry buffer supposed to do? When I hit it
> the buffer turns into a nxml buffer but then I don't know from there
> onwards how to publish the post?

You can call M-x weblogger-toggle-edit-body to get back to
the weblogger-entry buffer.  This could be set to a key, but because of
the way this is designed, I didn't do that.

The mode that you can use to edit the body can be customized and a can
be used to take care of buffer conversion.

For instance, I have set weblogger-edit-mode to to org-mode and added a
hook to weblogger-weblogger-mode-toggle-hook to take care of converting
an org-mode buffer to HTML suitable for sending to the server.

I'm still not sure I like the design and will try to write a new
function – weblogger-post-this-buffer — that would take any buffer and
put the contents in a weblogger-entry mode buffer, optionally converting
it via hooks.

This would allow you to start writing in any buffer instead of starting
a weblogger-entry buffer first.  You'd have the full power of whatever
Emacs mode you wanted to use without this nasty hack.  Credit goes to
David Abrahmson, IIRC, for this idea.

Mark.

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