On 2014-04-30 10:44 Eric Abrahamsen wrote: > Daimrod <daim...@gmail.com> writes: > >> Eric Abrahamsen <e...@ericabrahamsen.net> writes: >> >> Hi Eric, >> >>> I've got a few top-level user commands, related to org, that load at >>> startup. Specifically org-agenda and org-ido-switchb are bound to keys >>> that are available after emacs starts up. Before Org loads properly, >>> however, things like the agenda file list and the list of valid tags and >>> TODO keywords are unavailable. That makes it hard to boot emacs and go >>> directly into a call to `org-todo-list': the TODO keywords aren't loaded >>> yet. >>> >>> I've looked into this before but couldn't find a single function that >>> would "boot" my local data. `org-agenda-files' reads the file list, but >>> it doesn't actually parse the files and do all the setup routines. >>> >>> Is there a single-function entry point that I could put in my init >>> files, that would get me where I want to be? ie, in a state as though >>> `org-agenda' had already been called, though it hasn't yet? >> >> I call `org-agenda-list' in my `after-init-hook' but it is not "silent", >> that is, it displays the agenda list. >> >> Best, > > Right, just calling the agenda directly will certainly solve the issue, > and I suppose as a member of the Org faithful I should be booting to the > agenda! But it would be nice to get the same effect, but be left in > *scratch*...
Maybe hacking around it with something like the following in 'org-agenda-after-show-hook' or some similar hook? #+begin_src emacs-lisp (defun my-switch-to-sratch () (switch-to-buffer "*scratch*") (delete-other-windows)) #+end_src HTH, -- Alexander Baier
