Hi Richard,
Richard G Riley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Should the properties given here
>
> http://orgmode.org/manual/Publishing-options.html#Publishing-options
>
> be applicable in this form:
>
> ,
> | #+TITLE: Blog
> | #+AUTHOR:rgr
> | #+EMAIL: rgr
> | #+DATE: <2008-03-2
Hi,
in the past few days I have started to split a few of the major
subsystems of org-mode
out of org.el, to make things more modular, and for better overview
when working on
a subsystem.
I have just pushed a new branch into the git repo, the branch is called
start-splitting-org.el
When y
My interest was only in the logfile mode. I was perusing the source,
and it looks like most of it is abstracted through regexps, except one
hard ref in the agenda code.
I also found the timestamp toggle that I was previously unaware
of. Perhaps I'll just do a global replace if I need to see a file
More observations:
With a test task like this:
* TODO Test
SCHEDULED: <2008-03-25 Tue ++1w>
If I try to mark it DONE on 2008-03-24, i.e. before the scheduled day,
auto-jump does not work either.
Wanrong
Wanrong Lin wrote:
Hi,
With a test task as following:
* TODO A test
SCHEDULED: <20
Hi,
With a test task as following:
* TODO A test
SCHEDULED: <2008-03-24 Mon ++1w>
If on the scheduled day (today) I do a "C-c C-t" trying to mark it
"DONE", the scheduled time does not jump to the next occurrence.
However, If I change the task to
* TODO A test
SCHEDULED: <2008-03-23 Sun
Hi Richard
Richard G Riley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Has anyone any pointers on the best approach to having something like an
> automated email from the org system (probably via cron) which emails the
> agenda and/or tasks tagged as "emailstatus" or similar on a
> daily/hourly/whatever basis?
