A feature of org-mode I have started to use a lot is the clock, to record the
amount of time I spend on different tasks. I'll start a clock in the task or
subtask I'm working on, and then clock out and add a note when I move to a
differnt task.
The result is often something like this:
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* Tasks
** Task 1
*** Sub-task Foo
CLOCK: [2007-09-28 Fri 11:52]--[2007-09-28 Fri 12:53] => 1:01
- Finally cracked the Foo problem
CLOCK: [2007-09-28 Fri 10:50]--[2007-09-28 Fri 11:50] => 1:00
- Dealing with problems continuing Foo-ing
CLOCK: [2007-09-28 Fri 09:50]--[2007-09-28 Fri 10:50] => 1:00
- A good start to Foo
This is some information that I don't want to forget about doing Foo.
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As you can see, the clock notes track my activity within a subtask, but the
indentation seems odd, and the useful information about the subtask is in
danger of being swamped by a mass of reverse-ordered progress logs.
Has anyone got some suggestions of better ways to do this?
(preferably using Org-mode because I really like it ;)
Tom SW
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