Bastien altern.org> writes:
> I guess M-x org-capture is enough here.
No big deal.
I'll just make use of
%(org-insert-time-stamp nil t t nil nil nil)
instead of
%U
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Rene
Dear Rene,
Rene writes:
> As a matter of fact, when called from the agenda `%U' doesn't expand as the
> current timestamp but rather provides the date of the line your point is on.
Depends. From the agenda, you can use either org-capture directly, or
org-agenda-capture. org-capture will conve
As a matter of fact, when called from the agenda `%U' doesn't expand as the
current timestamp but rather provides the date of the line your point is on.
Wouldn't it be more convenient to get the current timestamp anyway?
Suppose you would like to create a new appointment then
1. you view your age
Hi Rene,
Rene writes:
> On the other hand, when calling org-agenda-capture ('k' from the agenda), your
> timestamps always indicates a null time [2012-12-11 Tue 00:00].
>
> Is there a way I can force org-agenda-capture to indicate the current
> time?
>From latest git, you can use `C-1 k' to use
When calling org-capture ('C-c c'), you get the current inactive timestamp with
date and time [2012-12-11 Tue 16:18] whenever you specify '%U' in your capture
template.
On the other hand, when calling org-agenda-capture ('k' from the agenda), your
timestamps always indicates a null time [2012-12-1
