On 2013-04-09 13:56, Bastien <b...@gnu.org> wrote: > Hi Giorgos, > > "Giorgos Keramidas" <keram...@ceid.upatras.gr> writes: > > > Do you think such a feature is possible org-mode? > > It is not possible at the moment. > > There is the option `org-clock-clocktable-formatter' that allows you > to define your own function for formatting clocktables, so in theory > you could scratch from there.
That's a very good pointer. Thanks! In the meantime I found that org-agenda includes a 'log-mode', which reports an _almost_ perfect timesheet for what I wanted to do, e.g.: Monday 8 April 2013 W15 AGENDA: 10:45-10:59 Clocked: (0:14) DONE Building FreeBSD world at ~kobe~ :laptop:personal:bsd: AGENDA: 10:45-12:15 Clocked: (1:30) DONE Reading foo doc :work:doc: AGENDA: 11:01-14:04 Clocked: (3:03) DONE Building FreeBSD world at ~kobe~ :laptop:personal:bsd: AGENDA: 12:40-14:11 Clocked: (1:31) DONE Chapter 10 -- Chapter title :reading: AGENDA: 14:04-14:10 Clocked: (0:06) DONE Installing new FreeBSD world at ~kobe~ :laptop:personal:bsd: AGENDA: 17:20-18:17 Clocked: (0:57) DONE Chapter 10 -- Chapter title :reading: AGENDA: 18:17-19:05 Clocked: (0:48) DONE Chapter 11 -- Chapter title :reading: AGENDA: 19:05-20:21 Clocked: (1:16) DONE Chapter 12 -- Chapter title :reading: AGENDA: 20:30-21:00 Clocked: (0:30) DONE Chapter 13 -- Chapter title :reading: AGENDA: 21:15-21:33 Clocked: (0:18) DONE Chapter 13 -- Chapter title :reading: AGENDA: 21:50-22:49 Clocked: (0:59) DONE Chapter 14 -- Chapter title :reading: I think I can definitely adapt this, or use a custom version of `org-clock-clocktable-formatter' to make it _perfect_. The time-ordered output of the agenda, visible with `C-c a a l' is already so close to what I wanted that the changes should be pretty minimal. Cheers, Giorgos
