Hi Stefan,
this problem seems only to happen in Emacs 21, and I have
stopped putting time into Emacs 21 support. Can't you just
get a more recent version of Emacs?
- Carsten
On Jan 12, 2009, at 11:42 PM, Stefan Ring wrote:
Hi,
today I decided to bisect a major annoyance that has bugged me for
quite some time now. I'm using a relatively old version of Emacs on
Fedora 5. Emacs 21.4.1 from emacs-21.4-14.x86_64.rpm, to be exact.
Upon clocking in, a single CLOCK: line is converted to a :CLOCK:
block, and this is where the trouble is. On my machine, this is what
happens. Before:
* Test
CLOCK: [2009-01-12 Mon 22:57]--[2009-01-12 Mon 22:57] => 0:00
After clocking in:
* Test
:CLOCK:
CLOCK: [2009-01-12 Mon 22:57]--[2009-01-12 Mon 22:57] => 0:00
:END:CLOCK: [2009-01-12 Mon 23:27]
The exact changeset that broke this is:
f70127dd3f95473ac80aa407bafca8f68f08e002
And within that specifically the "(org-clock-in): Use org-indent-
line-function to indent clock lines." part (+1/-1 line).
When I revert this single line in the current head, it starts
working again.
HTH
Stefan
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