Re: [O] OT: TUI applications

2017-10-18 Thread Allan Streib
> Has anyone seen any modern development libraries for TUI (console / > character cell) applications? There's Console Framework[1] if you like C# and .NET/Mono. Or maybe npyscreen[2] is more what you're looking for? 1. https://elw00d.github.io/consoleframework/ 2.

Re: [O] how do you select tasks for clocking in?

2016-06-16 Thread Allan Streib
Alan Schmitt writes: > I'm trying to consistently use org-clock, but I'm encountering a big > obstacle: task selection. I very often do not start working on a task > as I'm in my main org file, so to clock it in I would first need to > find it there, which is a

Re: [O] long delay after selecting capture template

2016-03-24 Thread Allan Streib
imary or clipboard selections timed out as well. I'm on OpenBSD by the way. -- Allan Streib Indiana University School of Informatics and Computing Digital Science Center :: Community Grids Lab :: FutureSystems Allan

Re: [O] long delay after selecting capture template

2016-03-24 Thread Allan Streib
Eric Abrahamsen writes: > Another thing you can try is edebugging `org-capture-fill-template' and > stepping through it, and just see if anything weird happens. See the > Elisp manual for how to edebug, if you haven't before. > > Does it only happen for the "t" template?

Re: [O] long delay after selecting capture template

2016-03-20 Thread Allan Streib
Eric Abrahamsen writes: > I guess I would `toggle-debug-on-quit', then call capture, and while > you're waiting for it to return, hit "C-g". That ought to pop up a > backtrace, and you can see what code was being executed during the > delay. It might be obvious what's

[O] long delay after selecting capture template

2016-03-19 Thread Allan Streib
Hi, When I want to capture a task I hit C-c c and then t to select the task template. Between striking the t key and seeing the template rendered, there is a delay of several seconds (sometimes up to 10 seconds). No errors are logged and the template eventually displays and everything is normal.