John Sullivan writes: > Tim Cross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > I think I agree with John's argument here. I don't use the mouse unless I > > have > > to and I don't use transient-mark-mode. However, if using C-u when calling > > remember, it is probably reasonable to have it paste the current region > > into > > the remember buffer. This would provide the optional behavior for those who > > want it, but wouldn't impose that behavior on all users. I also think this > > fits > > in with how many other emacs commands work. > > Maybe you're misspeaking -- remember already behaves this way. The question > is > whether planner-create-task should. > > I think the prefix is probably the way to go. The prefix is already used to > avoid being prompted for the plan page, but I think we can modify that. Have > an > argument of 4 continue that behavior, but have an argument of 1 use the > current > region for the task description? > > Or we could just have a separate command for this. I'm leaning toward the > prefix idea. > > Thoughts? >
sorry, I did misread the issue. As for getting similar behavior with create task - well, its not something I would use and I've not used the existing behavior either. for me, when making a task, I put a note that says what the task is - I can't see how putting in the region or line in the buffer from which I create the task would be particularly useful. Of course, everyone's milage differs! It certainly wouldn't affect me if the default behavior with a prefix arg was to change. Tim -- Tim Cross [EMAIL PROTECTED] There are two types of people in IT - those who do not manage what they understand and those who do not understand what they manage. _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
