Alan Dove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > In my work, I often take notes at a meeting while simultaneously > taping it.
Same here. In addition to what Adam sent, i see two solutions: 1. Use org-clock-in, org-clock-out and org-clock-report. Put the time report (C-c C-x C-r) at the beginning of the first level of your writing, then clock (out and) in each time you insert a new sublevel. Make sure clock-out is not a member of `org-log-done' so that you won't be prompted for a log entry each time you clock out. 2. Use an `Elapsed_time' property. Here is a quick hack that could help:
bzg-org-step-report.el
Description: application/emacs-lisp
What it does: `bzg-step-time-report-initialize' will prompt for the name of the project. This headline have a property called "Elapsed_time". It's computed when you switch to the column view (C-c C-x C-x) or when you press C-c C-c in front of it. `bzg-step-time-report-add-step' will update the `Elapsed_time' value of the previous headline and insert a new one. `bzg-step-time-report-finish' will just update the `Elapsed_time' value of the previous headline. Of course, this could be refined... but I hope it might help! Regards, PS: You might also have a look at the `run-at-time' function, but either you need to get the time intervals between steps, or you need to know on what frequency they are inserted, right? See (info "(elisp)Timers") -- Bastien
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