>>>>> Sacha Chua writes:
> Rohan Nicholls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> At the moment I am using the priority of a, b, or c to signal
>> urgency, and it would be nice to use a similar system in a
>> second column to indicate importance. This would allow me to
>> see how many non-urgent
> You'll probably love planner-rank.el, which not only allows
> you to do importance/urgency but will even automatically
> calculate urgency for you based on the deadline. =)
Hello!
This looks interesting, but I'm not sure how to use it. Forgive
me my ignorance.
here is what I did, perhaps someone is kind enough to kick me in the
right direction.
I added a (require planner-rank) and tested M-x plan, just
like that. A task with {{Deadline: 2006.03.12 - 1 day}}, that was
still set to priority B, did not change to priority A. Probably I have
not set the correct planner-rank-calculate-rank-* functions ( I am
reading http://www.mwolson.org/static/doc/planner/Task-Ranks.html)
Before I do that ((why would anything be wrong with the default
setting?)) let's try m-x planner-update-current-taks and set this task
to urgent. I now see:
#B _ Usb - ** magazine {{Deadline: 2006.03.12 - 1 day}} :
[[gnus://nnml: (deleted) >][E-Mail from *** ]]
{{Rank: 3.88 - I=0 U=7}} <<<<<< this is new
But (m-x planner-deadline-update) ... I'm still only a B. Now I'm not
going to make this deadline, I allready know that. But still. It is
supposed to turn "red"(A), right? Or .. does it only to that with
overdue tasks?
I must be missing something ..
But hey, planner rulez! I am using it for all my article writing, note
taking, todo-lists, telephone notes and reminders.. I keep telling my
collegues there are missing out on a great tool. Many thanks!
--
Who to himself is law no law doth need,
offends no law, and is a king indeed.
-- George Chapman
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