Dear Nick,
Nick Dokos (2018/03/09 16:27 -0500):
> IMO, you should bite the bullet and define a capture template: it
> gives you flexibility that you cannot get any other way. Sooner or
> later, you are going to go that way anyway, so why not start now?
Yeah I fully agree. As soon as I'll have the
Shérab writes:
> Dear all,
>
> Many, many thanks for all your responses!
>
> I tried the diary one which seemed like the simplest to set-up. It
> indeed adds an entry, but in a strange way:it adds a level 1 headingfor
> the year, a level 2 heading for the month, a level 3 heading for the day
> an
Dear all,
Many, many thanks for all your responses!
I tried the diary one which seemed like the simplest to set-up. It
indeed adds an entry, but in a strange way:it adds a level 1 headingfor
the year, a level 2 heading for the month, a level 3 heading for the day
and a level 4 heading for the eve
I enclose some code that I find quite useful for this purpose (i.e.,
to get a similar "feel" to inserting tasks in a traditional
agenda). It basically uses capture but speeds things up a bit and
allows taking times from an agenda time grid. Cheers, --Manuel
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On Tuesday, 6 Mar 2018 at 22:15, Shérab wrote:
[...]
> I am fine with steps 1 to 3 but would like to do steps 4 to 8 in a much
> more efficient way, without having to re-enter the date, but with the
> same result,i.e. the heading being added atthe endo of ~/gtd/agenda.org
>
> Do I make more sens
Shérab writes:
> Dear all,
[...]
> When I want to schedule a dinner with John, what I currently do is:
>
> 1. C-c a a
>
> 2. Look for a date
>
> 3. (say I find that April 1st isalright)
>
> 4. quit the agenda view
>
> 5. Visit the buffer corresponding to ~/gtd/agenda.org
>
> 6. Go to the end of
Dear all,
Many thanks for your responses.
So as I understand it,there are two ways to achieve what I am trying to
do: either through diary, or through capture.
I am not sure which I should choose, though.
Since it seems my initial message was somehow unclear, let me try to
explain what I am try
Dear all.
[...]
For TODO, org-agenda-capture (bound to "k" I believe?) already
does what you think Shérab wanted, I would have thought? What is
missing?
I understood it this way too. If you have a template defined for
"event" it is "k e" and you're done...
--
eduardo mercovich
Donde se c
On Monday, 5 Mar 2018 at 09:05, Neil Jerram wrote:
> Eric,
>
> IIUC, that would add an entry to the 'diary' file.
Hi Neil,
You are correct. However, if you have defined org-agenda-diary-file, an
org entry is added via org-agenda-diary-entry-in-org-file.
> I thought perhaps that Shérab meant so
Eric,
IIUC, that would add an entry to the 'diary' file. I thought perhaps that
Shérab meant something different, namely to capture a new TODO item that was
scheduled for that date.
In any case, I think that latter thing is also an interesting thing to do. Is
there an easy way to do that?
Be
On Sunday, 4 Mar 2018 at 23:22, Shérab wrote:
> I would like to add an item with the
> corresponding date to my agenda file. What would be the most direct /
> straightforward / idiomatic way to achieve this, please?
try "i d". "i" should be bound to org-agenda-diary-entry. This is the
route I u
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