Re: [O] Entering Repeating Scheduled Tasks in the Minibuffer

[Kenneth Jacker]

  ji Have you tried 2014-12-15 +1m for a monthly repeater?
  ji 2014-12-15 +1w for a weekly repeater and
  ji 2014-12-15 +1d for a daily repeater.

Yes, I'm already doing that and all of them work.


But, that's not my issue ...

I can add the +1m (or whatever) in a newly created capture buffer
*after* I type the date/time, task description, and ENTER.

But how to do this sooner?


I'd like to enter something like Jan 7 +1y in the mini-buffer while
creating the new item.

Maybe there is a way to do this, but I don't know how!  ;-)

Sorry if this is still unclear ... hard to describe ...


Thanks for your comments,

  -Kenneth

Re: [O] Entering Repeating Scheduled Tasks in the Minibuffer

[Kenneth Jacker]

So, no one has any ideas about the syntax for an all-in-minibuffer
specification of a repeated, scheduled event?

  -Kenneth

PS  Thanks, Pete, for your explaining  (=F) ...

[O] Entering Repeating Scheduled Tasks in the Minibuffer

[Kenneth Jacker]

Good day!

Is there a way that I can specify a scheduled task's repeat period
within a single time specification in the minibuffer?  I thought
something like this would work:

Dec 25 +1y

but it neither inserts the repeater nor gives any error message.

I've tried various things and checked the manual, but can't seem to find
the right combination of keystrokes.


Thanks for your comments!


PS  What is the meaning of (=F) that appears at the end of the minibuffer?

-- 
Prof Kenneth H Jacker (ret)   k...@cs.appstate.edu
Computer Science Dept www.cs.appstate.edu/~khj
Appalachian State Univ
Boone, NC  28608  USA

Re: [O] Entering Repeating Scheduled Tasks in the Minibuffer

[Pete Ley]

PS  What is the meaning of (=F) that appears at the end of the
minibuffer?

I believe this means org has chosen the future option of an ambiguous
input. e.g., it is December 10th. I use C-c . to create a timestamp and
simply put in 9. The closest date that matches is December 9th, but
there is a setting (I think org-read-date-prefer-future) that makes it
prefer to choose a date in the future, so it is letting you know that it
is opting for the future date instead of the closest date.

I could be wrong, but that is my understanding.