Samuel Wales <samolog...@gmail.com> writes:
> i have been watching these developments with interest. i want a
> faster 2-day agenda, and really like the idea of a lisp syntax for
> querying, perhaps one that can combine text search with structured.
>
> so just so it's known that there is otherwise silent interest.
> limited in computer use so cannot switch but following.
I appreciate the feedback nonetheless.
A two-day agenda could be done something like this:
(org-ql-agenda (org-agenda-files)
(and (or (deadline :from today :to +1)
(scheduled :from today :to +1)
(ts-active :from today :to +1))
(not (done)))
:sort (date priority todo)
:super-groups ((:auto-planning t)))
To show deadlined entries taking org-deadline-warning-days into account,
more like the traditional Org Agenda, use (deadline auto), like:
(org-ql-agenda (org-agenda-files)
(and (or (deadline auto)
(scheduled :from today :to +1)
(ts-active :from today :to +1))
(not (done)))
:sort (date priority todo)
:super-groups ((:auto-planning t)))
Grouping by date in this example is done with the org-super-agenda
:auto-planning selector, which uses the earliest planning timestamp in
an entry. So it's not exactly like Org Agenda, but it approximates what
you're asking for, and org-ql's built-in caching may provide a speedup
for subsequent calls.
Here's an example that's similar to the Org Agenda's Log Mode:
(org-ql-agenda
(or (and (not (done))
(or (habit)
(deadline auto)
(scheduled :to today)
(ts-active :on today)))
(closed :on today))
:sort (date priority todo))
