Ihor Radchenko writes:
David Rogers writes:
This setup seems to work so far. Does it look reasonable to
you?
Yes, but I may not be a reliable judge. I do not have a lot of
practical
experience with diary sexps other than when people report Org
mode bugs :)
Since it looks not-stupid to
David Rogers writes:
> This setup seems to work so far. Does it look reasonable to you?
Yes, but I may not be a reliable judge. I do not have a lot of practical
experience with diary sexps other than when people report Org mode bugs :)
--
Ihor Radchenko // yantar92,
Org mode contributor,
Ihor Radchenko writes:
You don't need diary-float - it returns true/false whether
current DATE
fits the arguments.
Instead, you can make use of `calendar-nth-named-absday'.
For example,
<%%(and (= 245 (mf-days-from-easter))
(< (calendar-absolute-from-gregorian date)
David Rogers writes:
> * Example 1
> <%%(= 245 (mf-days-from-easter))>
>
> because "mf-days-from-easter" is defined in my init file, along
> with the definition of Easter itself. This does what it looks like
> it should do; this year, Example 1 is shown on December 1.
>
> And I can do
>
> *
Hi David,
I'm not sure if this will help, but I have to file time sheets on the last
weekday less than or equal to the 15th and last-day-of-month.
I wrote two diary functions to achieve this (I don't handle holiday edge
cases). I use these functions with:
** INFO [#A] Time Sheet
I don't have an answer -- my own use of diary-sexp is nothing more than
standard holiday inclusion -- but I'm interested and watching for answers on
the list. I personally didn't know that you could do such calculations the way
you are, such as "too close to DATE", so I'm impressed!
- Tory
Hello all
I'm using the Org agenda to show when certain church occasions
will happen. Mostly I've got them working correctly, after
"stealing" the method used in holidays.el for finding the date of
Easter, along with someone else's function that then uses that to
find the difference between
