John Sullivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hadron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> (setq planner-show-only-existing nil) >> >> It seems that this forces planner to actually create the physical files >> when moving around the calendar. >> >> It is necessary, from what I gather, to set this so that when moving in >> calendar you can see a plan page including diary entries for days where >> there are no current plan pages. Otherwise you dont see diary entries for >> days with no existing plan page for certain dates. >> >> I dont think it is necessary for planner to create the actual file in >> ones Plans directory though unless the file is physically modified with >> a task or note added to it. Diary is only a "view" onto the diary file >> and so it nor really responsible for enforcing a plan page create and >> write. > > Sorry, I'm not following you. Could you explain what behavior you want? What > are you expecting Planner to show you?
I would expect it to show the "Planner View" for that day which includes the Diary section, but not to create the physical file. The creation of the physical muse file on the hard drive should only happen with task creation. I like the planner view : if I bring up calendar and move from 1st to 2nd to 3rd and all have existing planner files I see them. When I move to a day which previously had no planner file I would expect to see a planner page with the DIARY section in it for concistency, but that file does not need to be created or the PLANS directory gets overcrowded. The diary section is just a "superimposing" of the diary file anyway so there is no need to create a physical file just for the planner "preview" when moving around the calendar. _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
