John Sullivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hadron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> Two comments on this function >> >> 1) It would be nice if it remembered the plan page name you are moving >> to from the last time you invoked it. > > It does, doesn't it?
Not on mine. Can you confirm on your installation? > > Plus, you can use Emacs minibuffer history -- M-p and M-n or up and down > arrows > -- to move through the most recent plan pages you've used. > >> 2) By adding a (defaulted) planner page destination on >> planner-copy-or-move-task (it seems a more obvious place for it anyway >> IMO) then planner-replan-task would not be necessary. > > I don't understand what you mean. One is for changing the plan page of a task, > and the other is for changing the date. Yes I know. But I am suggesting that (especially with the nomenclature) that they can be combined for ease of maintenance and a more straightforward API. "replanning" a task should include the plan page as well as the date I think. At least it seems clear enough to me. "replan" covers date and location/category. copy or move" does not preclude the "copy or move" to a different category (plan page). Similarly, all such functions should operate on regions if regions are selected. It is overkill (in API and documentation) to have separate "on region" functions. No region? Operate on current line. Region selected? Iterate on all lines contained therein. I am as likely to move/replan 3 tasks as I am one. Why have to remember a separate function name and/or use up another keyboard definition? -- _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
