current solution

I am currently using a clean yet not so powerful approach for code:

• save the source code in edocs/code/handle_private/
• then put the dir path into a muse file
• then I can get these files easily in firefox
• if I want the detailed history of handle_private/, I can use github interface
• anyway the history of the small projects is safe

Gist

• if I use gist, only one file is shown, that is not what I want
• I want to show a whole project, though it might be very smally
• having deps is always bad, lots of addtional works are required.

there are always some small piece of code that do not belong to any big project, yet I do not want to lose

so now I fancy if I can have a code/ dir inside my edoc/, so that I can have link to them in these .muse file

and of course I want them look pretty, so if I click these link, and the code is popup in a, for example, gvim window

then I have higlighting, I can edit it easliy, so maybe i can have this

ls -a  code/html-maker/

.git html-maker.py

one thing for this is I can only have one file here

and when I do some modification can close the popup window, git commit is down automatically.

what a nice dream !

problem

so I need to do it with cgi, and then the server and client are two differnt machine, I can not guarentee the client machine has the specified editor installed, so maybe in the cgi, I need to do a switch

if editot_is_available
    call it
else
    open the code in a html popup

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and it will be nice if my html pages can be like moin pages, I mean I can edit it in a wyiwyg way. maybe I can write myown wiki engine for muse format, and I want to see what emacs_httpd can do about this.