>Any alternative ideas about syntax? My main concern is when the weekday
>name is not in English.
crontab also supports numerals:
0=Sunday
1=Monday
...
6=Friday
7=Sunday (in a sweet attention to detail and how brains work)
I suggest:
- numerals as the default language-agnostic implementation
- T
Milan Zamazal writes:
>> "IR" == Ihor Radchenko writes:
>
> IR> Note that we also have diary style timestamps with arbitrary
> IR> logic of date selection.
>
> The primary problem with those timestamps is that they cannot be marked
> as DONE and disappear from agendas for the given d
Rudolf Adamkovič writes:
>> The primary problem with those timestamps is that they cannot be marked
>> as DONE and disappear from agendas for the given date.
>
> +1 Also, the time of day must be in the heading.
Not anymore. I added support for time in diary style timestamps a while
ago. You can
Milan Zamazal writes:
> The primary problem with those timestamps is that they cannot be marked
> as DONE and disappear from agendas for the given date.
+1 Also, the time of day must be in the heading.
For example,
"There is an official Fennel user group that meets on the third
Saturday of
> "IR" == Ihor Radchenko writes:
IR> Note that we also have diary style timestamps with arbitrary
IR> logic of date selection.
The primary problem with those timestamps is that they cannot be marked
as DONE and disappear from agendas for the given date. I think that
nth-dayofweek-in
>Note that we also have diary style timestamps with arbitrary logic of
>date selection.
>
>The question is whether a more specialized repeater specification is
>needed. And if it is needed, what should be the available features.
>
>So far, you listed:
>1. Specific day of week, nth from the beginnin
Moakt Temporary Email <097073ee6...@drmail.in> writes:
>>That would indeed be nice. But may you provide more details on how you
>>envision such support to be implemented?
>
> ...
> "++1m@Mon#1"? Maybe employ cron syntax for month and week for what's after
> "@"? Another example: "++1m@17" (= add
>> I want to suggest that SCHEDULED and DEADLINE support things like "first
>> Monday of the month" like cron.
>That would indeed be nice. But may you provide more details on how you
>envision such support to be implemented?
I'm not sure. I am a lowly user :)
"++1m@Mon#1"? Maybe employ cron syn
Moakt Temporary Email <097073ee6...@drmail.in> writes:
> I want to suggest that SCHEDULED and DEADLINE support things like "first
> Monday of the month" like cron.
That would indeed be nice. But may you provide more details on how you
envision such support to be implemented?
--
Ihor Radchenko
Greetings,
I want to suggest that SCHEDULED and DEADLINE support things like "first Monday
of the month" like cron.
Thanks
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