Re: [Orgmode] [wish] pass project plist to preparation and completion function

[Carsten Dominik]

Hi David,

the plist with the settings is dynamically scoped into
these calls as the lisp variable `project-plist'.  I guess it would be  
nice
to make them a proper argument, but that would likely break quite some  
code out there.

Maybe you can just use the dynamically-skoped variable, and I can  
guarantee that this remains stable....

- Carsten


That is not documented - but
On Feb 28, 2010, at 9:51 PM, David Maus wrote:

> Urgency: Low
>
> A publishing project can define a preparation and a completion
> function to prepare and finalize the export.  Currently both functions
> that can be supplied in `org-publish-project-alist' are called without
> any arguments.
>
> I'm currently trying to write exporter functions that create an atom
> or rss feed based on org files.  To create /one/ feed for /multiple/
> input files it is necessary to open and close the feed in a
> preparation and finalizing function.
>
> The :preparation-function should write the feed's header (xml
> declaration, information on the feed itself) and the finalizing
> function should close the xml.  To achive this both functions have to
> "know" which output file they have to operate on.
>
> For me it seems best if both functions get the property list of the
> publishing project in question passed as argument.
>
> The urgency for this is low because my personal milestone is the basic
> function of publishing one feed for one input file.
>
> -- David
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- Carsten