Giorgi Gvalia <gva...@protonmail.com> writes: > Excuse the potential bad formatting, I am new to sending bug reports like > this. > > When using the string `<%%(org-class 2022 1 17 2022 5 7 1 17 19)>` to > schedule an item, I was expecting for it to build occurences accordingly. > Instead I received the error "Not an Org time string: %%(org-class 2022 1 17 > 2022 5 7 1 17 19)". I then tried to evalute the org-class expression by > itself and received the following error: "Symbol's value as variable is void: > date". Looking at the source code, I see that there is a variable "date" that > is defined on line 5950 of org-agenda.el and subsequently used to define the > variable "d" in the let block. Unfortunately, I'm not able to ascertain where > the value of this variable should be acquired from.
I just tried the following heading and it works just fine: * this SCHEDULED: <%%(org-class 2022 1 17 2022 5 7 1 17 19)> Can you provide exact steps that you tried? Ideally, starting from clean configuration. See https://orgmode.org/manual/Feedback.html The error you are getting is to be expected because diary functions are special. They expect the variable =date= to be set externally. It is normally done by agenda, but not when you try to evaluate the diary function manually. Best, Ihor
