[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Edgar Gonçalves) writes: > Thanks for the fix. I just noticed one more issue (I thought it was > an error, but, as usual, the code was right, and I wasn't!). When I > used dates such as "2005.11.8", instead of "2005.11.08", > planner-filename-to-calendar-date would produce an args-out-of-range > error. So I suggest a couple of solutions (not mutually exclusive!):
> - accept incomplete dates (2005.3.6 is always easier to write than
> 2005.03.06). This may not be useless (given the following point), as
> some people tend to edit tasks by hand. I'm not one of those (yet!),
> so I didn't bother hacking this out.
I've opted for the former. Taking a look at your new function ....
2005-10-31 15:54:03 GMT Michael Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> patch-91
Summary:
planner: Make shortened dates like "2005.1.6" Just Work.
Revision:
planner-muse--mwolson--1.0--patch-91
* planner.el (planner-filename-to-calendar-date): Use match-string
instead of substring to extract the days. This should allow shortened
filenames like "1005.1.6" to Just Work. Thanks to Edgar Gonçalves for
the report.
modified files:
ChangeLog planner.el
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