Evan Monroig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Wei-Hao Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Evan Monroig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>>> Wei-Hao Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>
>>>> You can do what you describe with planner (and muse) NOW. Planner can
>>>> find all the plan pages in different subdirectories of ~/Plan.
>>>
>> Actually I have put plan pages under subdirectories since emacs-wiki.
>> You can try to enable the variable "emacs-wiki-recurse-directories" as
>> follows,
>>
>> (add-to-list 'planner-custom-variables
>> '(emacs-wiki-recurse-directories . t))
(snip)
> So I guess I will try out your proposition and the proposition of the
> documentation and report how both work..
Here are a few tests that I made, after enabling
"emacs-wiki-recurse-directories" as mentioned above.
Evan
1) create a new task with no date: ok
Then I went to today's page, and created a new task with "M-x
planner-create-task-from-buffer" which I named
"try out turbogears 0.9". I assigned the date to "nil" and the plan
page to "Web/python".
The task was correctly created, with an ID number.
2) assign task to today: failed
So far so good. Next I opened the Web/python plan page. It was
there. I assigned the task to today with
"M-x planner-copy-or-move-task". Apparently nothing changed in
Web/python. I went to today's page. It had the task with a link, as
follows:
#B _ try out turbogears 0.9 {{Tasks:289}} ([[python]])
Following the link, I arrived on a new plan page "python", which is
not "Web/python". A quick check at the files showed that indeed a new
file was created in "~/Plans/".
3) create a new task assigned to today: almost ok
I went again to today's page, and created a new task "test" which I
assigned to today and to the plan page "Web/test". This succeeded, and
I can follow the link back and forth.
However, the task has an ID number in today's page, but not in
"Web/test".
4) move task to tomorrow from day page: failed
I went to today's page, moved point to the newly created task and
moved it to tomorrow: "M-x planner-copy-or-move-task" "+1".
The task disappeared from today's page and moved to tomorrow, but the
link in "Web/test" was not updated.
5) move task to tomorrow from plan page: failed
I moved the task back to today, and this time tried to move it to
tomorrow from the plan page "Web/test".
The task was moved to tomorrow, but the link in "Web/test" was not
updated, and the plan page associated to the task in tomorrow's page
had changed from "Web/test" to "test".
6) replan task from "test" to "Web/test": failed
I moved the task back to today, and from today's page replanned it
from "test" to "Web/test". A second task with the same name was
created in "Web/test", but the link was not updated in today's page.
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