Hi, Xin Shi wrote: > > Hi Michael, > > After taking a further test, it seems that (planner-yesterday) is > probably not the function in this case. To put it more specific, for > example I have a valid page of today 2007.10.22.muse, but I don't have > 2007.10.21.muse, instead I have 2007.10.19.muse. So, I would like a > function can find out the most recent valid "yesterday", not just strange. I use this code snippet in my own setup. I can dimly remember about a discussion/problems with planner-timewarp. Does planner timewarp to the correct date? Maybe you can test the behaviour without the setq statement. It seems to be a hack for some other (mis-)behaviour...
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