Hello, new to emacs and elisp.
Full context can be seen here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1ju3pk8/comment/mm0o5la/
I'm trying to use org-capture templates (file+datetree+prompt) to enter the
time I spend on things at work. I want to have the date and begin and end times
in the note added without re-selecting the date.
The suggestion was to use %T, but I noticed the end time was cut off. The other
user in the thread sent this:
I dug into org-capture-fill-template, and discovered that the code handling the
%T placeholder uses a (let* ((org-end-time-was-given nil))) to suppress the
end-time.
I was curious if this was something that could be changed, or if we could get a
different placeholder that could have end times?
I managed to work around this with the code below, it works, but doesn't do as
much to verify the time.
(setopt org-capture-templates
(append org-capture-templates
'(("s" "Schedule entry" entry
(file+datetree+prompt "~/org/schedule.org")
"* %^{Timecode}\nDescr: %^{Description}\nSCHEDULED:
<%<%Y-%m-%d %a %^{Time}>> \n:PROPERTIES:\n:TIMECODE: %\\1\n:END:")))))
Enjoying my dive into emacs/org mode. Seeming like I'll be sticking around.
P.S. I'm in digest mode so I'm a bit unsure how replies will work.
