you very much!
All the best,
Gautier.
this mail in my init file which seems to do the trick.)
Or, there could exist org specific variables org-parse-time-months and
org-parse-time-weekdays.
What do you all think?
All the best,
Gautier.
(require 'parse-time)
(defun parse-time-fr (f &rest args)
"Call the function F
-tags~ to t.
(and thank you for all your work!)
All the best,
Gautier.
Ihor Radchenko (2023-04-16 11:56 +):
> It was an actual bug showed up after switching to lexical scope.
> Fixed, on bugfix.
> https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs/org-mode.git/commit/?id=0f6ae7296
Thank you!
ot;
I don't understand how this fits with the behavior you describe.
All the best,
Gautier.
airo version 1.17.6) of 2023-01-03
org-version: 9.6.3)
All the best,
Gautier.
ows off the top of your head how to toggle this?
Are you looking for the key 'G' associated with the function
'org-agenda-toggle-time-grid' maybe?
All the best,
Gautier.
-c .
> To display the way my date are setted
>
> If I press C a a
> Emacs compose the agenda (as in the attached file, but without the entry of
> Arthur birthday
Have you tried 'org-anniversary' instead of 'diary-anniversary'?
All the best,
Gautier.
=a0a30d7b6
> https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs/org-mode.git/commit/?id=cb73633e2
> Done.
> https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/emacs/org-mode.git/commit/?id=a7e910646
Great! Thanks Ihor & Bastien!
All the best,
Gautier.
ther solution, for notmuch or kmail, which I am not
aware of. I hope it helps you.
All the best,
Gautier.
ange. I would expect the agenda to show the event on each days it
is, the time at which the event starts on the first day, and the time
at which the event ends on the last day. Does that make sense?
All the best,
Gautier.
From e3feebdf3596645d28d66c1baf6296bcaedf1f42 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From
The tables in my last message were not send correctly.
Please find attached a org file containing the tables.
So, the current situation is the following:
| Type of entry |
Face | Use `org-agenda-timerange-leaders'
Ihor Radchenko writes:
<2023-01-01 Sun 10:00>--<2023-01-01 Sun 15:00>
and
<2023-01-01 Sun 10:00-15:00>
are equivalent.
I'd say that it will make sense to apply `org-agenda-calendar-event'
face and `org-agenda-timerange-leaders' to <2023-01-01 Sun 10:00-15:00>
as well. What do you think about
h applies the
'org-agenda-timerange-leaders', this is why I have chosen the name
"org-agenda-calendar-timerange". Another name would be fine though,
maybe "daterange" instead of "timerange"? (However, it would be less
consistent with the 'org-agenda-timerange-leaders' name or the last
example <2023-01-01 Sun 10:00>--<2023-01-01 Sun 15:00>.)
All the best,
Gautier.
to apply the face? I place it
there mimicking how the faces org-agenda-calendar-event and
org-agenda-calendar-sexp are applied but I am not sure of this.
All the best,
Gautier.
>From 31f2c3fc0ed93a100ccf18472cb44e2434d3060f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Gautier Ponsinet
Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2022
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