mt.el: posting from emacs

MT + Emacs + Markdown & Geshi?
------------------------------

Is it possible? We're here to find out :) I just got around to
installing `ml.el` in emacs, and this post is essentially a test to
see if markdown syntax will work (and round-trip to Movable Type and
back to emacs -- it seems to come *from* mt correctly...).


### Source code:

transcode-language: java
public class TestClass{

/**
* test
*/
public static void main(String[] args){
// ...
}
}

### Well, not quite.

Everything seems to work, aside from the <pre ...> tags I use for code
formatting with geshi. I'll have to look into a way of incorporating
that with some existing markdown formatting trick.

Ah-ha! The MT Geshi plugin I'm using
([transcode](http://periodic-kingdom.org/ben/)) expects code blocks to
be in the following format:

<pre><code>transcode-language: language
....
</code><pre>

Markdown turns all consistantly indented regions into
<pre><code>..</code></pre> blocks, so all you have to do is to start
each code block with the (somewhat ugly) transcode-language: lang
line. It's taken out by transcode, so the source will show up w/out
it. Next task: Add an emacs filter to turn <code lang="*lang*">... into
the above mentioned indentation/transcode syntax.