Maxim Loginov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > usually I look for the paper in internet and use remember to insert > such TODOs, and temporarily modify remember template in order not to > seek "* TODO read papers" headline every time. It would be good if > org-mode can remember the last used headline and insert newly created > TODO under it for example using prefix argument 0 (C-u 0 M-x remember) > > I'm wondering if such feature exist or can be implemented?
I don't know about inserting "the last used headline" but it would certainly be useful to be able to call the last used *template*. Maybe just an option saying org-remember-last-template-is-default so that you'll have to choose a template the first time you call `remember', and the next calls to `remember' will use this template until you call `remember' again with a prefix. (If we want to use another template and forgot to call `remember' with a prefix then no problem, we can always switch from within the `remember' buffer.) Further more: the first template in `org-remember-templates' could be silently used as the default template unless we call `remember' with a prefix argument (possible the key for the template). Hence the meaning of the prefix to M-x remember would be something like "change the default/last template". I guess such a set up might be okay for those who heavily use `remember' to store TODOs. -- Bastien _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
