Hi everyone, I use an org file to track my work. It contains top-level headers corresponding to projects with sub-headers corresponding to sub-projects and/or tasks. I clock in and out on individual TODOs to track time -- all pretty normal, I think. I'd also like to be able to easily take notes using something like "remember", but with the notes by default automatically appended to the text under the task I'm currently clocked into, with an attached timestamp. Right now I'm manually positioning my cursor in the right place, then using "C-u C-c . <RET>" to create a timestamp. This works, but it's cumbersome enough that I don't take as many notes as I should.
So, I'd really like to be able to hit "C-c C-r" (or something) from anywhere in EMACS, type my note, and have it automatically go the right place, with a timestamp. What would make it really awesome is if I could also have a shortcut that would place the name of the file I was editing when I hit "C-c C-r" in the note. Any suggestions? Thanks, -- Shawn.
