Ab Cd <nati_...@yahoo.fr> writes: > * This is a test > CLOCK: [2012-01-05 jeu. 17:30]--[2012-01-05 jeu. 17:30] => 0:00 > > Now let's undo, with C-_ > > Again, as expected, we heve the following: > > * This is a test > CLOCK: [2012-01-05 jeu. 17:30] > > So we're back to the state where a task has been started but not completed, > right? > > Let's try to clock out again (C-c C-x C-o). Now I have 'No active clock'. > > It seems that it does the same thing if I close emacs and open it > again. I was asked if I wanted to clock out before closing, tho. > > Is that a bug ? Or did I miss something? > > Thanks for your help.
Hi, The clock timer and the clock text are two separate things. If you undo a closed timestamp then you have an open clock -- but there is no current task clocking since you clocked out and cleared this information. The current clocking task is kept track of in variables in the org-mode codebase. You can clock the open task in again and then clock it out to regenerate the closing time for the task. HTH, Bernt
