Bastien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We could use the TODO keywords instead of "SEND" as a way to say that
> reaching a particular todo state should trigger some kind of action.
How about just having generalized Lisp triggers:
:PROPERTIES:
:TRIGGER: (lambda (previous new)
(if (string= (assoc "TODO" new) "DONE")
(org-find-and-schedule "regexp matching task" date)))
:END:
In this example, previous and new are associative lists containing all of the
state information applicable to an entry.
This kind of mechanism would allow Carsten to come up with a small library of
org-mode Lisp functions for programmatically manipulating tasks simply by
specifying a regular expression, or a relative offset, to "locate" them.
I would far prefer this to a specialized syntax, which in the end would
require so complexity as to become a domain-specific language in itself.
John
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