Tranforming the filenames/paths during publishing is a nontrivial
problem. This would require changes to both org-publish and org
itself. One way of solving it would be to pass an association list
mapping input filenames to output filenames, this would let you bypass
the normal :publishing-directory setting and set things on a per-file
basis.
Carsten, what do you think?
"Chris wallace" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On 08/06/06, David O'Toole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Bugfix release. Should now allow absolute filenames in the :include
>> directive.
>>
>>
> Thanks. It works. Just one more request, so I can use this with my files
> spread across many directories.
>
> When I have
>
> (setq org-publish-project-alist
> (list
> '("bright" . (:base-directory "~/bright"
> :base-extension "org"
> :include ("/home/chris/bright/chr5/cng/Readme.org"
> "/home/chris/bright/chr5/phase2/Readme.org")
> :publishing-directory "~/public_html/org"))))
>
> The two Readme.org files both get published as
> ~/public_html/org/Readme.org. I would really like them to be
> ~/public_html/org/chr5_cng_Readme.html and
> ~/public_html/org/chr5_phase2_Readme.org. Ie with the directory relative to
> :base-directory included in the file name. Is this possible?
>
> My working situation is that under project bright, important directories
> have a Readme.org file containing notes relating to that sub-directory.
> It's handy for writing the notes for the filename to always be Readme.org,
> but less handy for publishing so that my colleagues can see where I'm up to.
>
> Thanks, Chris.
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