Re: [emacs-humanities] Mailing list for Fountain Mode

[Jean-Christophe Helary]

Paul,

I just subscribed, even though I am not a script writer... :-) And I took the 
time to check your GH repositories and found olivetti, which I use all the 
time! Thank you!

I checked Binder and tried to use it, but even after doing the tutorial I'm not 
clear how to actually start.

Do I have to create a binder.el file in the directory I want to use (I'm 
thinking of a set of DocBook files). What is the content of that file? Or it is 
the mode code itself?

Also, you say that one can only use one project at a time, but your example 
shows 2 directories with a binder.el in each. Does that mean that Emacs 
automatically recognizes that we have changed of project?

JC

> On Dec 24, 2022, at 19:34, Paul W. Rankin via Emacs-humanities 
> <emacs-humanities@gnu.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello!
> 
> Founder of the emacs-humanities@ list here. This list has survived much 
> longer than I anticipated, by my count a bit over two years. I'm quite glad 
> to see I underestimated the vitality of the intersection between the 
> Arts/Humanities and Emacs users.
> 
> With that in mind I thought it would be worthwhile if there existed a mailing 
> list for Fountain Mode, an Emacs screenwriting package that I maintain, and 
> that this list functioned not only as an avenue for support and bug reports, 
> but also provided a space for discussion among the small intersection of 
> Emacs users/screenwriters. And so:
> 
>    https://lists.sr.ht/~pwr/fountain-mode
> 
> Post comments, bug reports, feature requests and patches, and feel free to 
> also discuss screenwriting on Emacs in general. This list is also where 
> announcements will be posted.
> 
> Thanks!
> 

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