Samuel Wales writes:
> ok i was completely wrong depending on which meaning of priority you
> want. in the docstring in my old version of org,
> org-agenda-sorting-strategy is ambiguous on which one it means, so you
> might or might not need user-defined.
Priority is the "[#A]" type cookie in
Samuel Wales writes:
> (info "(org) Presentation and Sorting")
Yeah, my bad -- that should've been obvious. :-\
> emacs docs and info are both rather good. i used to dislike info for
> years and catted it like a manpage but only a few commmand like u ret
> l r are needed.
Whoa. Interesting
pardon my scattershot emails. info and default value are suggesting
that if you want the calculated priority, you can use the sorting
stratgegy, but that is default, within category-keep, so you might be
asking for the priority cookies.
On 1/8/23, Samuel Wales wrote:
> ok i was completely wrong
ok i was completely wrong depending on which meaning of priority you
want. in the docstring in my old version of org,
org-agenda-sorting-strategy is ambiguous on which one it means, so you
might or might not need user-defined.
On 1/8/23, Samuel Wales wrote:
> (info "(org) Presentation and
(info "(org) Presentation and Sorting")
emacs docs and info are both rather good. i used to dislike info for
years and catted it like a manpage but only a few commmand like u ret
l r are needed.
note tht the word priority is used in 2 senses. t hre is a kind of
defult agend sorting that has its
This seems like a typical request, but I don't readily see in the
manual. I was thinking org-sort on an agenda, but it doesn't seem to do
that. Any hints?
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David Masterson
