On Mar 1, 2008, at 2:56 PM, Bastien wrote:
I have a few templates in `org-remember-templates': one that I mainly
use when I'm in my mailbox, another one that I mainly use when I'm
coding, one that I mainly use when I'm reading the web, etc.
I think it would make sense to reduce the number of available
templates
when calling `org-remember'. This would be done by adding a new
element
to each template:
t: force pre-selection of this template in every context
'(major-mode): pre-select this template only in major mode (actually a
list of major modes)
nil: never pre-select this template, unless there are no other
pre-selected templates
The default value would be `nil' for all template, so that the current
behavior wouldn't be touched.
Would people find this useful?
I would with the addition that I'd also like to allow a function
in there that would determine if the template should be pre-selected.
The trouble with implementing this is that you need to modify the
customize type, in a way that is compatible with older versions.
This has happened before with the org-remember-templates, therefore
there
is already a :get element that normalizes the value. Please modify this
in a way so that customize will swallow old settings.
Thanks, great idea.
- Carsten
--
Bastien
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