Hi, > Thank you! That is interesting. Is my understanding correct, that you > meant something like the following. > > * TODO Task, that can be completed tomorrow or later > START: [2011-12-19 Mon]
Either like this (which can be queried using TIMESTAMP_IA="<2011-12-19 Mon>" or using a property (START="<...>"): * TODO Task :PROPERTIES: :START: [2011-12-19 Mon] :END: > This task will not show up on the daily agenda tomorrow since the > timestamp is inactive. But it is still shown its the agenda task list > today. I don't understand why it would show today. The date is in the future (and it's not a deadline) and the timestamp is inactive. It should not show up at all, unless the variable org-agenda-include-inactive-timestamps is set. > What I have to do now is to write a custom agenda search that > shows me all tasks that do not have a start timestamp or a start > timestamp in the past or today. This search would hide tasks with a > start date in the future. I'm not sure how one can query for tasks that do not have a property. A possible work-around would be querying for all tasks and then using a skip function to discard those have a start date in the future. Cheers, Viktor
