On Sep 25, 2007, at 9:08, Georg C. F. Greve wrote:
Hi Bastien,
thanks a lot for your help, very useful:
On Tue, 25 Sep 2007 17:44:30 +0200
Bastien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
b> Please
b> 1. append an ".org" extension to your file
b> 2. restart your config
b> 3. test and report again
When following steps 2 and 3, I get
"byte-code: Target files for remember notes must be in Org-mode"
and when making "~/Tools/Org/E.org" the default file name, things seem
to work fine with the one exception that instead of creating the
heading
that was specified as default, it creates a "* Notes" heading. This
makes no sense, imho. If a heading is created, why not creat the
default?
On changing the file names, I wanted to avoid that, because the file
names are used in generating the agenda, and I don't want to lose four
characters in the compact view. Also it is generally unnecessary in
terms of using Org mode, as Emacs can also identify files by content,
e.g. my Email file says
"Georg's Email TODO Org File -*-
mode: org; -*-"
So I consider that necessity a bug.
It is not necessary to rename the file - if you file comes up in
org-mode
when you open it in Emacs, everything is fine. The fact that you get
this
error means that the file Org-mode is visiting on order to store the
note is *not* in org-mode.
The user has explicitly specified
that this is an Org file, remember should not consider itself smarter
than the user and insist on the file name extension.
Here is what I think should be done:
a) use the default heading name specified by the user for
auto-creation, instead of "Notes".
Yes.
- Carsten
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