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yuuji@70: %% Q and A on yahtml
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yuuji@72:      *Can I use font-lock with yahtml?
yuuji@70: 
yuuji@70: [Installation]
yuuji@70: ==============
yuuji@70: *Must I install YaTeX even if I don't use LaTeX?
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 	No.  Get the files starting with "yahtml" from
yuuji@72: 	http://www.yatex.org/
yuuji@70: 	and that's all you will need.
yuuji@70: 
yuuji@70: [Customization]
yuuji@70: ==============
yuuji@72: *Can I use font-lock with yahtml?
yuuji@72: 	
yuuji@72: 	Yes.  Native font-lock  support started at yahtml-1.69.  All you
yuuji@72: 	have to  do for font-lock-ing, is  to load font-lock beforehand.
yuuji@72: 	If you had added such workaround as
yuuji@72: 	
yuuji@72: 		(put 'yahtml-mode 'font-lock-defaults 'another-html-mode)
yuuji@72: 	
yuuji@72: 	in hooks, please remove it!
yuuji@72: 	
yuuji@70: *I usually use EUC, but need JIS coding on some files.
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 	Write
yuuji@70: 	(setq yahtml-kanji-code 3) ;3 for EUC
yuuji@70: 	and your default kanji code for HTML files will be EUC.
yuuji@70: 	Now to change codings foe selected files.  If your server is
yuuji@70: 	Apache, then prepare a file named ".htaccess" in the directory
yuuji@70: 	and write
yuuji@70: 
yuuji@70: 	    AddType "text/html; charset=iso-2020-jp" .html
yuuji@70: 
yuuji@70: 	Apache will now inform all your visitors that the html files
yuuji@70: 	in this directory are in iso-2022-jp, aka JIS.  yahtml will
yuuji@70: 	also follow this and encode all files in this directory with JIS.
yuuji@70: 
yuuji@70: 	Not using Apache? Then adding the following to the end of your
yuuji@70: 	html source will make this files coding system JIS.
yuuji@70: 
yuuji@70: 	<!-- Local Variables: -->
yuuji@70: 	<!-- file-coding-system: *junet* -->
yuuji@70: 	<!-- End: -->
yuuji@70: 
yuuji@70: 	Note that Emacs-20 and XEmacs do not need the "*" in the kanji
yuuji@70: 	code symbol.
yuuji@70: 
yuuji@70: [What about...]
yuuji@70: ==============
yuuji@70: *Indentation for a large file is slow
yuuji@70:        
yuuji@70: 	Should be fixed.
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: *Inserting template.html
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 	Use autoinsert.el that comes with Emacs19/Mule2.  Another
yuuji@70: 	option is to use auto-insert-tkld.  The latter can be found at
yuuji@70: 	ftp://ftp.ae.keio.ac.jp/pub/emacs-lisp/util/auto-inset-tkld.tar.Z
yuuji@70: 	Examples in Japanese are at
yuuji@80: 	http://namazu.org/~tsuchiya/elisp/yahtml-mode.html
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: [ETC]
yuuji@70: ============
yuuji@70: *How do I pronounce yahtml
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 	A real FAQ.  The author doesn't know either.  Any ideas?
yuuji@70: 	... It hits on me!  We define the official name of yahtml as;
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 		HTML-Ya
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 	"Ya" is the Japanese word whose meaning is `shop', and sometimes
yuuji@70: 	`enthusiast' of something.  With  HTML-Ya, do the publishment of
yuuji@70: 	your thought efficiently and beautifully!
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: *Mailing lists?
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@72: 
yuuji@72: 	A question, so an answer. The mailing list for YaTeX (Wild Bird)
yuuji@72: 	and it's  implementation to Vz Editor; LaiTeX  (Thunder Bird, by
yuuji@72: 	KATSURAGAWA Naoki), implementation  to Wz Editor; HackTeX (Swan,
yuuji@72: 	by TAKENAKA  Hiroshi), implementation to  Hidemaru Editor; HiTeX
yuuji@72: 	(Flying  Bird, by YASUDA  Haruyuki) is  "fj Wild  Bird Society".
yuuji@72: 	Send a mail like
yuuji@72: 
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yuuji@70: 		Hi!
yuuji@70: 		My name is yuuji.
yuuji@70: 		See any birds fly by?
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 	and you're in.  Once you're in, you'll get a reply with lists of
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yuuji@70: 	new feathers to Wild Bird.   BTW, if you haven't guessed it yet,
yuuji@70: 	yes,  this mailing  list  is in  Japanese.   But give  us a  try
yuuji@70: 	anyway.  You're always welcome.
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: *How to get the up-to-date information on yahtml?
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 	If you can access WWW, try to see;
yuuji@70: 	http://www.yatex.org/
yuuji@70: 	And if  you trace the link  of `yatex-current', you  can get the
yuuji@70: 	really latest version of yahtml.  Since it collects the elisps in
yuuji@70: 	the author's source directory, what  you'll get may contain some
yuuji@70: 	errors.  The author   cannot    respond to  your  query    about
yuuji@70: 	yatex-current.
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: *Help, help HELP!!
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 	Ways of getting answers in fastest order.
yuuji@70: 
yuuji@70: 	*Look for someone near you who knows what's he/she's doing.
yuuji@70: 	*Post a question to the mailing list.
yuuji@70: 	*Send mail to yuuji@yatex.org
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 	take a pick.
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: *Picking a question in this file with C-u C-x $ and hitting C-x $ takes
yuuji@70:  me to a weird world.
yuuji@70: 	
yuuji@70: 	You too?  Try  marking the question before  C-x $ and to C-x C-x
yuuji@70: 	to take you back to  it.  (Mule2 doesn't  seem to have the  same
yuuji@70: 	problem)
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