Buck Brody <buckbr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ...
> Maybe it would be best if I explain my current workflow. I use agenda to see
> what is due today. I
> then manually assign those items the A priority. For the rest of the day,
> whether I am in a
> different agenda view, or just within my main file, I can quickly see what
> items are due today
> because they have the A priority within the headline. Using a tag would work
> just as well. I am
> looking for a way to cut out this manual process.
>
OK. Maybe the following will help. Define the following function
(perhaps in your .emacs):
(defun bb-mark-todays-deadlines-as-high-priority ()
"Find all entries with a DEADLINE of today and give them high priority."
(interactive)
(org-map-entries '(org-priority ?A) "+DEADLINE=\"<today>\"" 'file 'archive
'trees))
and invoke it in the project buffer with
M-x bb-mark-todays-deadlines-as-high-priority <RET>
(or bind it to some key for convenience). You might have to fiddle with
it a bit - the mapping API is described in section A.10 of the Org
manual.
HTH,
Nick
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