On Jul 13, 2007, at 16:18, J. David Boyd wrote:
Archiving works almost perfectly in 5.03, thanks.
Here's the new problem.
Defined in my .emacs, I have
'(org-todo-keywords (quote ("TODO" "REQUIREMENTS" "ACCOMPLISH"
"VALIDATE"
"TEST" "|" "CANCEL" "DONE")))
What is happening is that, when I archive an item, it gets moved
correctly,
the archive stamp is written correctly, but instead of saying DONE, it
says
CANCEL.
Org-mode simply picks the first state after "|" for this.
You could re-order, or we could allow a string value for
org-archive-mark-done, in order to specify the keyword to be used.
Actually, is this a bug? Or should I just reorder my list to have
DONE come
before CANCEL. I thought that I read somewhere that DONE had to be
the last
item in the line, but I don't seem to see that now that I'm trying to
find it.
If you don't care about the sequence of DONE and CANCEL, you can just
reorder.
Since we have the "|" to separate TODO and DONE states, DONE does not
have to be last.
Only if you do not specify "|", then the last keyword is used as a state
meaning that the item is done.
- Carsten
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