Note that the emacs-wiki list is deprecated. I'm copying to the new planner-el-discuss list.
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > > Under my current set-up, when I create a task from a note, I get prompted for > the task description. It would be more convenient to me if the task > description > would be automatically copied from the note title. Is such behavior possible? > > If not, this behavior could be controlled by a user-preference, or by ctrl-u > prefix. I can try and implement it if there are no major objections or other > suggestions. I'm open to suggestions on this. It sounds like an OK idea to me, however the prefix argument to planner-create-task is already taken, and if it requires more than a couple of keys to do this, it's not worth it, since you can easily copy and yank the next from the note title yourself. So, how should the interface be? If you want to implement something yourself and then see if it works for the other people here, feel free. I think the way to go, since we don't have a global way for doing default planner task name text, might instead be to change the text of the annotation, so that if you want you could have the full title of the note as the annotation instead of the PlanPage#1 that we get now when you create a task while on a note. This is similar to what we do in planner-gnus, where you get the full e-mail subject as the annotation. Often I create e-mail tasks with just "reply" as the task text, because I know that the rest of the information is automatically picked up by the annotation. -- - John Sullivan -http://www.wjsullivan.net -GPG Key: AE8600B6 _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
