>>>>> "SC" == Sacha Chua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: ... SC> planner-id does the autoupdate for tasks. I suppose we could create a SC> buffer-local variable containing the task list recognized when a page SC> is loaded and it's easy to detect tasks that have been added or SC> deleted, but we'd need to do something magical to detect tasks that SC> have been modified. We may need to mess around with post-command-hook SC> or something like that, and... err... I can't wrap my mind around SC> something like that yet. Anyone up for a challenge? =) Get non-ID SC> manual task editing to work? =)
Lessee... lessee...the crude version: -- on open, create a list ((task# l_start l_end)(task# l_start l_end)...) -- track the current line #s of point & mark in a list -- you'd need to notice line additions/deletions, but maybe that's a solved problem. -- on save, if file modified, update any tasks that point & mark have been in. d'oh, make a task a sexp, & I bet there's good stuff to steal from code modes, say python-mode. Or from fontlock. Or -- on open, make a list containing a hash for each task, & if that has changed on save, update the sucker. if you did my planner-master-locator-file thing, you could save a hash for each task in the planner-mastor-locator file when tasks are created/updated, & just check that. -- Patricia J. Hawkins Hawkins Internet Applications www.hawkinsia.com _______________________________________________ emacs-wiki-discuss mailing list emacs-wiki-discuss@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-wiki-discuss
