I just upgraded to Planner 3.42 (from 3.40). I noticed that a task that's quoted in the notes section of a date page can be copied onto today's day page.
Here's what I observed: When I started planner (M-x plan), I got "thrashing" of the today page and an old date page: Preparing diary...done C:/jrnl/Work/2004.12.14.muse and c:/jrnl/Work/2004.12.14.muse are the same file C:/jrnl/Work/2008.06.04.muse and c:/jrnl/Work/2008.06.04.muse are the same file Preparing diary...done C:/jrnl/Work/2004.12.14.muse and c:/jrnl/Work/2004.12.14.muse are the same file C:/jrnl/Work/2008.06.04.muse and c:/jrnl/Work/2008.06.04.muse are the same file Preparing diary...done etc . . . After I break out of this (C-g), Emacs showed the old date page 2004.12.14.muse. This file has no tasks. But this text is in the *notes* section: > I entered a new task by manually typing something like: > > #A0 _ Test manual tasks (2004.12.14) > And the today page 2008.06.04.muse has this "phantom task": #A0 _ Test manual tasks (2004.12.14) I figure this new version of planner is finding tasks in sections other than the Tasks section. So I "broke" up the "#A0" text with spaces like this "# A 0". And I deleted the phantom task from the today page. Then I restarted plan. I don't get the trashing anymore, I get normal startup behavior, and the phantom task no longer appears. I do have (setq planner-carry-tasks-forward 0) in my .plan file. If you're curious, my .emacs and .plan code can be found here: http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/wiki/RaymondZeitler Just thought someone would like to know. -- Raymond Zeitler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
