On 14 Jan 2009, Matthew Lundin wrote: > Gijs Hillenius <g...@hillenius.net> writes: > >> Say, in one of my files, I had a >> >> ** TODO Pay taxes >> SCHEDULED: <2009-01-15 Thu +0d> >> >> which the last few days (?) has been causing an >> >> org-closest-date: Arithmetic error
(snip and undo the top-quote) > Hi Gijs, > > While you can use +0 to schedule an event for today after typing C-c > C-s on a headline, I don't believe you can use +0d for a repeating > timestamp. If it did work, it would cause a task to repeat forever on > the same day - so that's probably why it isn't supported. To create a > task that repeats each day, +1d is what you want. > > Best, > Matt Thanks! But I thought the +0d in "SCHEDULED: <2009-01-15 Thu +0d>" means that I would be warned about this TODO item not 14 days or less before the date, but only on the date itself. Maybe I should have written +0, as per http://orgmode.org/org.html#Timestamps I have a feeling this behaviour changed "recently" in org-mode. But it is probably just me. -- Declared guilty... of displaying feelings of an almost human nature. -- Pink Floyd, "The Wall" _______________________________________________ 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
