Bastien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> I would like to quickly (by using shortcuts) postpone a todo entry from >> the agenda buffer by: >> - 1-2-3 day >> - coming monday/friday >> - next monday/friday >> >> What is possible with current org mode? > > I don't think so, and i'm not sure on how it could be implemented. > > Maybe a :WarningAtDay: property? Conceptually this requires that we're > able to distinguish between postponing the date a todo is displayed on > and postponing the todo itself (the day it's supposed to be done)... > All this might be a bit confusing.
Trying to think further, i stumbled on this idea: what about having something like an _AGENDA suffix for properties that would make the agenda decide whether it should get the entry or not? For example, here is a todo: ,---- | * Try to avoid stupid examples | :PROPERTIES: | :WarningAtDay_AGENDA: <2007-11-11 dim> | :END: `---- When getting entries for the agenda display, Org might an entry with such a _AGENDA property. Then Org's job would be to check whether this entry has to be included in the results or not. For doing so, it will have to call a user-defined function like : ,---- | (defun org-agenda-get-entry:WarningAtDay (param) | ... | [Returns t or nil depending on param] | ...) `---- If the function returns t (e.g. if the function above says that today is later than the value of WarningAtDay_AGENDA), then the todo is included. This way each user could (easily) define its own rules for deciding what entries should appear in the agenda display. But enough speculation for tonight :) -- Bastien _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
