On the whole I'm happily using org-mode. One thing that I'm unhappy
with is that when I'm looking at the agenda and decide to reschedule a
task that has a repeater, the repeater is obliterated. That is, if
the task is:
* TODO Oil change
SCHEDULED <2008-6-1 +3m>
and I think to myself "I'll do that on Saturday, not on Tuesday" then
hit C-c C-s and put in the new date, the repeater is obliterated.
Ideally, the repeater would just be preserved as-is. Almost as good
is if there's some clue in the minibuffer that the task has a repeater
and I should remember to include it in the new date. As it stands, I
have this in my .emacs file to prevent manual changes to tasks with
repeaters---in that case I just look at the org file and change the
schedule date manually:
(defadvice org-schedule
(around gsn/org-prevent-rescheduling-repeated-tasks activate)
"If the current task has a repeater, prevent rescheduling it to
avoid obliterating the repeater."
(if (org-get-repeat)
(message "*** Can't reschedule this task without obliterating
repeater ***")
ad-do-it))
I'm writing the list to see if there's a way to do this and I was just
dumb when I read the manual. If not, I guess this is a feature
request. I'm using v 6.04c.
Best,
Greg
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