Hi Michael, In my 2007.10.22.muse file, I tested it as following:
(hmw-pdt) (evaluated by C-x C-e): 2007.10.21 | [[index][Index]] | 2007.10.23 * Tasks * Diary * Notes And there is no 2007.10.21.muse and 2007.10.23.muse currently. I also tried: (planner-timewarp (planner-get-current-date-filename)) It gives me the message in the mini-buffuer as: "Timewarped to 2007.10.22" Not sure where to go. Xin Michael Welle wrote: > 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... > > Michael > > > > > _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
