Carsten Dominik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Org-mode 5.11b fixes the problems reported by Bernt. > > http://orgmode.org
Thanks! > > A few remarks: > > "CLOCK" is already part of the new default value for `org-drawers'. > Most people don't have to do anything to get the CLOCK drawers. > However, if you have previously customized `org-drawers', you need > to make sure yourself that "CLOCK" is in this list. Since I don't currently customize org-drawers I've removed this from my .emacs again. I only added it yesterday at Bastien's suggestion during testing. Thanks for the clarification. > > The bug Bernt reported was due to the fact that I did not limit the > search for an existing CLOCK drawer in the entry properly. Therefore, > if the current entry did not have one, but any of the entries further > down in the file had one, all CLOCK lines would en up there. This is > fixed now - at least I hope. Clocking seems to work much better now :) > > Further, I don't want to make C-c C-x C-r jumpt to the clocktable > anymore, because there can now be many. However, C-c C-c C-x C-r will > now jump to the first clocktable in the file and update it. Does that > help, Bernt? I currently only have a single clock table per file so the jump to the table to update is very useful for me. I update the clock table many times a day just to see where I am and not having to navigate to the table first saves me a little bit of time. The key binding C-c C-c C-x C-r doesn't work very well for me since C-c C-c is active in too many regions of the org file. If I'm on a task headline C-c C-c is intercepted for tags entry. If I'm in a clock drawer it I get "C-c C-c can do nothing useful at this location". Actually I haven't managed to get C-c C-c C-x C-r to work at all yet :) All I really need to get the old behaviour is globally bind some key to a function that jumps to the clock table of the current org file and updates the table. You don't need to bind it to a key combination at all by default. Maybe all I really need is a function to jump to and reveal the next clock table in the org file (wrapping back to the top of the file since I'm normally somewhere in the middle when I want to update the table). That way I can easily skip to all of the clock tables (currently only one) in the file and just do C-c C-x C-r on each one. A couple of other minor things: - The release notes mention the new function to jump to the current running clock (org-clock-goto after searching the source) but you never named the function in the release notes. It only shows up in the ChangeLog. I _love_ this function!! Thanks again! - After installing 5.11b org-version still reports 5.11. Thanks for the quick fix(es). Bernt _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Remember: use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
