Florian Lindner writes:
>> Use 'time-of-day instead.
>
> Thanks for advise! However, I was unable to get something else but nil
> for time-of-day for these entries:
>
> * TODO dated and timed item
> SCHEDULED: <2024-07-14 So 14:00>
This item will have 'time-of-day property.
> * TODO timed item
Am 14.07.24 um 11:46 schrieb Ihor Radchenko:
Florian Lindner writes:
* TODO dated item
SCHEDULED: <2024-07-04 Do 14:00>
* TODO undated item
which is in org-agenda-files. Using "org-agenda t" and executing "C-x
C-x =" (what-cursor-position) yields "dotime t" for both entries.
I have found no
Florian Lindner writes:
> * TODO dated item
> SCHEDULED: <2024-07-04 Do 14:00>
> * TODO undated item
>
> which is in org-agenda-files. Using "org-agenda t" and executing "C-x
> C-x =" (what-cursor-position) yields "dotime t" for both entries.
>
> I have found no documentation on the "dotime" pro
Hello,
Given a simple org file:
* TODO dated item
SCHEDULED: <2024-07-04 Do 14:00>
* TODO undated item
which is in org-agenda-files. Using "org-agenda t" and executing "C-x
C-x =" (what-cursor-position) yields "dotime t" for both entries.
I have found no documentation on the "dotime" propert
