[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > In any case, I don't think it is that uncommon to have todo > > heading with body info and I know I would be annoyed by a feature > > like this if I couldn't turn it off. I think there is a more > > general/flexible feature that could implement this waiting to be > > thought up. > > Thanks for the input, I like that customizeble format string in agenda > views idea of yours.
Either a format string (stored in a :Agenda: property?) or something similar to the :COLUMNS: property. For example, if there were a new special property for the %CONTENT, then this property could be used to store the first characters of the current headline's content. :AGENDA: %TAGS %TODO %25ITEM %15CONTENT %20SCHEDULED Would make the following todo line: ,---- | * Try to propose something useful to Org people :tag: | :PROPERTIES: | SCHEDULED: <2007-08-13 lun> | :AGENDA: %TAGS %25ITEM %20SCHEDULED %15CONTENT | :END: | | Some content here. `---- displayed like this: :tag: Try to propose something <2007-08-13 lun> Some content he Or maybe this could be refined as this :AGENDA: "%s %s on %s (%s...)" %TAGS %25ITEM %20SCHEDULED %15CONTENT So that the display would be :tag: Try to propose something on <2007-08-13 lun> (Some content he...) I think using properties to define the way we want agenda entries to be displayed is fine, since it let you define it for a whole buffer or for each entry separately. -- Bastien _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
