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Oddmuse Curl

Oddmuse Curl is a fork of a very old revision of Oddmuse Mode. Use it to edit Oddmuse wikis such as Emacs Wiki.

Cool features:

VC integration
Preview

Keybindings

C-c C-b – browse this page in a web browser
C-c C-c – post the changes you made
C-c C-e – edit a page
C-c C-f – follow a link
C-c C-h – look at the history of the page you are editing
C-c C-i – insert an existing page name (avoiding typos)
C-c C-m – toggle posting minor changes (often people will make a big change and continue fixing later typos using minor changes)
C-c C-n – create a new page with the current date as the default page name (useful for blogging)
C-c C-p – preview the current page
C-c C-r – list recent changes to the wiki
C-c C-s – search the wiki
C-c C-t – insert HTML tag
C-x C-v – revert your changes
C-x v l – look at /all/ past changes of the page you are editing
C-x v = – look at the diff of what you will be posting
C-x v u – revert you changes

Typical Setup

;;; Oddmuse

(setq oddmuse-username "AlexSchroeder")
(add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("/Users/alex/.emacs.d/oddmuse" . oddmuse-mode))
(autoload 'oddmuse-edit "oddmuse-curl"
  "Edit a page on an Oddmuse wiki." t)
(add-to-list 'vc-handled-backends 'oddmuse)
(defun vc-oddmuse-registered (file)
  "Handle files in `oddmuse-directory'."
  (string-match (concat "^" (expand-file-name oddmuse-directory))
		(file-name-directory file)))

Adding to vc-handled-backends and the definition of vc-oddmuse-registered would be part of autoloads, if this file was distributed with Emacs. As it stands, you could instead (require 'vc-oddmuse). It’s just that I want to keep my Emacs startup speed down and that’s why I don’t.

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