Or, maybe you can put your work related and personal org files in
different directories, and write a small function to switch the
"org-agenda-files" between them (I believe with org-mode 5.13g, the
org-agenda-files is dynamically built if it is set to a directory).
Actually, I think it would be nice if this feature can be included into
org-mode i.e. something like "org-agenda-file-set-switch" or
"org-context-switch". It would be great if we can build agenda view from
either a single agenda file set, or all agenda file sets. For me, I
like to break down both my personal stuff and work stuff into multiple
files, so file restriction does not work that well.
Wanrong
Bernt Hansen wrote:
"Dave C. Nelson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I'm playing around with org mode and while it works mostly the way I
want, I have something I'm trying to do and so far I've failed. I should
mention that I'm not much of a lisp programmer, so it might be my lack
of knowledge here.
What I want is to have an agenda view like the default agenda view one
gets with c-a a, but "narrowed" so that only a subset of todo items
show. For example, when I'm at work, I want to narrow the agenda view so
that it only shows todo items related to work.
I've read through the manual, the past list postings, etc. and I just
can't seem to come up with an org-agenda-custom-command that does this
(I assume this is the way to accomplilsh this). Is it possible? Would
someone please give me a hint?
I put my work todo items in a separate org file from other things. Then
when you are in that org file you can limit your agenda view to just
that file with
C-a a 1 a
Hope that helps.
Bernt
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