On 2024-05-17 17:20, Ihor Radchenko wrote:
Punit Arya <arya.pu...@gmail.com> writes:
This is an EMACS keyboard macro that I've been using since more than 4-5
years now.
(global-set-key [24 11 48] 'my-insert-timestamp) ;; It translates to
the key sequence: C-x C-k 0
Its definition is:
(fset 'my-insert-timestamp
(kmacro-lambda-form [?* ?\C-u ?\M-! ?p ?r ?i ?n ?t ?f ? ?\" ?% ?\(
?% ?F ? ?% ?T ?\) ?T ?\" ?* ?\C-m ?\C-e ?\C-m ?\C-m] 0 "%d"))
Which basically means to to execute the key sequence: C-u M-! printf
"%(%F %T)". This in turn executes the command to insert the time-stamp
at point's location.
This macro does execute and the time-stamp does get printed, but I also
get a Warning pop-up in the EMACS frame as a window.
Thanks for reporting!
Unfortunately, I am unable to reproduce this on my side because C-u M-!
printf ... command does not work with my shell:
/bin/bash: line 1: printf: warning: `': invalid time format specification
/bin/bash: line 1: printf: `T': invalid format character
%(0.000000
May you try to use the development version of Org mode and let me know
if you keep seeing the warning?
Sorry, I missed the "T" there in the command. The whole command is:
printf "%(%F %T)T"
I'm working on setting up the Org mode dev environment. Will try to
reproduce in that environment and update.
