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2 %% Q and A on yahtml
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3 %%
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4 %% C-u C-x $ shows only questions. C-x $ shows all.
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6 -- New Item
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7 *Can I use font-lock with yahtml?
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9 [Installation]
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11 *Must I install YaTeX even if I don't use LaTeX?
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13 No. Get the files starting with "yahtml" from
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14 http://www.yatex.org/
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15 and that's all you will need.
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17 [Customization]
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19 *Can I use font-lock with yahtml?
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21 Yes. Native font-lock support started at yahtml-1.69. All you
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22 have to do for font-lock-ing, is to load font-lock beforehand.
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23 If you had added such workaround as
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25 (put 'yahtml-mode 'font-lock-defaults 'another-html-mode)
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27 in hooks, please remove it!
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29 *I usually use EUC, but need JIS coding on some files.
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31 Write
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32 (setq yahtml-kanji-code 3) ;3 for EUC
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33 and your default kanji code for HTML files will be EUC.
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34 Now to change codings foe selected files. If your server is
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35 Apache, then prepare a file named ".htaccess" in the directory
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36 and write
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38 AddType "text/html; charset=iso-2020-jp" .html
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40 Apache will now inform all your visitors that the html files
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41 in this directory are in iso-2022-jp, aka JIS. yahtml will
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42 also follow this and encode all files in this directory with JIS.
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44 Not using Apache? Then adding the following to the end of your
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45 html source will make this files coding system JIS.
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47 <!-- Local Variables: -->
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48 <!-- file-coding-system: *junet* -->
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49 <!-- End: -->
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51 Note that Emacs-20 and XEmacs do not need the "*" in the kanji
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52 code symbol.
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53
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54 [What about...]
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55 ==============
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56 *Indentation for a large file is slow
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57
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58 Should be fixed.
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59
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60 *Inserting template.html
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62 Use autoinsert.el that comes with Emacs19/Mule2. Another
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63 option is to use auto-insert-tkld. The latter can be found at
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64 ftp://ftp.ae.keio.ac.jp/pub/emacs-lisp/util/auto-inset-tkld.tar.Z
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65 Examples in Japanese are at
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68 [ETC]
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69 ============
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70 *How do I pronounce yahtml
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72 A real FAQ. The author doesn't know either. Any ideas?
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73 ... It hits on me! We define the official name of yahtml as;
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75 HTML-Ya
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77 "Ya" is the Japanese word whose meaning is `shop', and sometimes
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78 `enthusiast' of something. With HTML-Ya, do the publishment of
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79 your thought efficiently and beautifully!
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80
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81 *Mailing lists?
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84 A question, so an answer. The mailing list for YaTeX (Wild Bird)
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85 and it's implementation to Vz Editor; LaiTeX (Thunder Bird, by
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86 KATSURAGAWA Naoki), implementation to Wz Editor; HackTeX (Swan,
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87 by TAKENAKA Hiroshi), implementation to Hidemaru Editor; HiTeX
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88 (Flying Bird, by YASUDA Haruyuki) is "fj Wild Bird Society".
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89 Send a mail like
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92 To: yatex@yatex.org
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93 Subject: subscribe
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95 Hi!
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96 My name is yuuji.
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97 See any birds fly by?
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99 and you're in. Once you're in, you'll get a reply with lists of
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100 commands used in the mailing list. Join along and help adding
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101 new feathers to Wild Bird. BTW, if you haven't guessed it yet,
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102 yes, this mailing list is in Japanese. But give us a try
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103 anyway. You're always welcome.
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104
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105 *How to get the up-to-date information on yahtml?
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107 If you can access WWW, try to see;
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108 http://www.yatex.org/
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109 And if you trace the link of `yatex-current', you can get the
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110 really latest version of yahtml. Since it collects the elisps in
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111 the author's source directory, what you'll get may contain some
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112 errors. The author cannot respond to your query about
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113 yatex-current.
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115 *Help, help HELP!!
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117 Ways of getting answers in fastest order.
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119 *Look for someone near you who knows what's he/she's doing.
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120 *Post a question to the mailing list.
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121 *Send mail to yuuji@yatex.org
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123 take a pick.
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125 *Picking a question in this file with C-u C-x $ and hitting C-x $ takes
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126 me to a weird world.
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128 You too? Try marking the question before C-x $ and to C-x C-x
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129 to take you back to it. (Mule2 doesn't seem to have the same
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130 problem)
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133 Local Variables:
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134 mode: indented-text
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135 fill-column: 72
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136 fill-prefix: " "
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