On Nov 20, 2006, at 17:49, Eddward DeVilla wrote:
Hi, I don't know if I'd call it a bug or not, but I think the behavior of SCHEDULED: in a table changed. I'm still working on adding SCHEDULED: to my mad little method of organizing work. I believe in a previous version of org-mode I was able to have a table lie the following and have the containing todo item show up in the week-agenda view. * quick info |------------+------------------| | Blah | Blah blah | | SCHEDULED: | <2006-11-02 Thu> | | DEADLINE: | | |------------+------------------| Now this does not show up in the week-agenda. Honestly, I was surprised when it did work, and on the off chance it is supposed to, well it doesn't now. If the ability to say 'SCHEDULED: <start>-<end>' were to be added as mentioned recently, such that it on the agenda on day <start> and overdue if not done by <end>, I would be just as pleased to use that outside of my quick info table.
Well, there is possibility that this might have worked, but I am not convinced. For me, if I use this file, I do get an entry "quick info" on November 2 in my agenda, I don't understand why you don't. The reason why it is in the agenda is the naked time stamp, and has nothing to do with the SCHEDULED keyword. Thats why this entry shows up only on the day and is not forwarded like a scheduled item would be.
Why are you not using: * quick info |-----------------------------| | Blah Blah blah | | SCHEDULED: <2006-11-02 Thu> | | DEADLINE: | |-----------------------------| then this item would really be scheduled for this date.
Second, while testing this, I found that if I backspace over the pipe character between SCHEDULED: and the date and then do an undo, the pipe character is not restored. I'm guessing the optimized table editor is involved some how. It isn't a big problem me or anything, but I thought I'd mention it.
This one I cannot reproduce. Anyone? - Carsten _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
