Michael Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hadron Quark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> 1) When I create task from buffer in a w3m page, the resulting hyperlink >> only takes me to the top of the page. is this normal? > > Yes. > >> 2) If I create a task from buffer from my own "document" text file, when >> I later edit that document the hyperlinks jump back to the wrong >> place. is this normal and to be expected? I see it just saves the line >> position. Isnt this pretty useless when creating tasks from a dynamic >> document which is under review and prone to changes? I cant see an easy >> way to fix this, but I just want to be sure it is as it should be. > > Customize `planner-annotation-functions': remove > planner-annotation-from-file-with-position and add > planner-annotation-from-file.
Could you extrapolate a little more please. i see planner-annotation-from-file-with-position alright but that is not deletable but is a selectable sub-topic: it features 5 functions in a list which includes planner-annotation-from-file-with-position. Did you mean delete this sub-entry? I'm not quite sure from the customization help what I am changing here. > >> 3) Why do notes created from task not get deleted when I delete that >> task? > > Notes are considered fairly precious. I don't know of any automatic > built-in way of deleting them. > >> 4) Lets say I am editing "book.txt". I create task from buffer and >> specify a plan page of "Book". I can see "Book" tasks in my "plan" page >> with "Book" linked in the tas line. But if I reschedule the task using >> c-c and specify, say, +1w, the Book link is lost. Why is this? Why can >> the task not stay in Book.muse? Instead it gets moved to a >> +1w.muse file. > > Apparently Planner doesn't know what +1w means. Try +7 instead. > >> 5) I am confused as to the role of muse here. Could someone maybe >> explain how all this fits together? I have read the wiki but it is >> confusing - The muse/planner boundary is not clear to me. When I "plan" >> I see a "x.muse" page created. Is this the "master" for the tasks or >> just a pretty print of my tasks and notes for display in emacs? > > Muse provides several things. The major thing is that it provides the > ability to group your work into "projects", and publish them in > various forms like HTML. It also provides a mode for viewing files. > Planner Mode is derived from Muse Mode -- it takes Muse Mode and adds > extra functionality to it. > >> 6) The entire "wiki" thing has gone right over my head. Can someone >> explain the publishing side of things and how "wiki" comes into it. Wiki >> as a physical rendering or "wiki" as in a way of thinking about the >> overall collection of related information for tasks in hand? > > These days, "wiki" is just a catch-phrase for "website" or "knowledge > base". Sometimes the page names of a wiki are in CamelCase (mix of > upper and lower case) form, and "wiki" refers to that. Other times, > it refers to being able to edit or add content to a website by using a > web browser. -- _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
