Hello, Don March <d...@ohspite.net> writes:
> This patch makes a very small change to the function that determines if a > timestamp is close to the current day, which is used for showing/hiding items > in > agenda views. > > Under current behavior, a deadline of today is close only if it has some > amount > of lead time. If your date is 2016-06-01, the following statements evaluate to > nil: > #+BEGIN_SRC emacs-lisp > (org-deadline-close "2016-06-01 Wed -0d") ;; but this is today! > (org-deadline-close "2016-06-02 Wed -1d") > #+END_SRC > > One effect of this is that if you set =org-agenda-todo-ignore-deadlines= to > =far= and generate the TODO list agenda view (C-c a t), then items only appear > if you are one day past the point at which they should appear. For example, > the > following item does not show up in my current TODO list: > #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE > * TODO due today, no lead time > DEADLINE: <2016-06-01 -0d> > #+END_EXAMPLE Thank you for the patch. Did you sign FSF papers? Otherwise, a TINYCHANGE cookie is needed at the end of the commit message. Also, would you mind providing a few tests for this function, in "test-org.el"? Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
