[Orgmode] forward date/time in table by S-return doe only affect first timestamp

2009-11-03 Thread Rainer Stengele
Having a table like this

| [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
|  |
  ^

pointer positioned at ^, pressing S-return I get

| [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
| [2009-11-04 Mi 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |


(Di = Tuesday, Mi = Wednesday ...)


What I would like to see is this:

| [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
| [2009-11-04 Mi 09:25]--[2009-11-04 Mi 10:25] |

that is, both timestamps are forwarded one day automatically.
Is there any chance to configure this?
If not, do others also think this would make sense?


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Re: [Orgmode] forward date/time in table by S-return doe only affect first timestamp

2009-11-03 Thread Carsten Dominik


On Nov 3, 2009, at 10:20 AM, Rainer Stengele wrote:


Having a table like this

| [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
|  |
 ^

pointer positioned at ^, pressing S-return I get

| [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
| [2009-11-04 Mi 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |


(Di = Tuesday, Mi = Wednesday ...)


What I would like to see is this:

| [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
| [2009-11-04 Mi 09:25]--[2009-11-04 Mi 10:25] |

that is, both timestamps are forwarded one day automatically.
Is there any chance to configure this?
If not, do others also think this would make sense?


Hi Rainer,

why don't you write

 [2009-11-03 Di 09:25-10:25]

???

- Carsten




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Re: [Orgmode] forward date/time in table by S-return doe only affect first timestamp

2009-11-03 Thread Rainer Stengele
Carsten,

with

[2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25]

I can get the time difference between the two stamps vi C-u C-c C-y,
which I do need to calculate further numbers in my table.
With

[2009-11-03 Di 09:25-10:25]

I do not seem to get this! Would be great by the way to get it from
there also!

Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best Regards
Rainer Stengele 

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Carsten Dominik schrieb:

 On Nov 3, 2009, at 10:20 AM, Rainer Stengele wrote:

 Having a table like this

 | [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
 |  |
  ^

 pointer positioned at ^, pressing S-return I get

 | [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
 | [2009-11-04 Mi 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |


 (Di = Tuesday, Mi = Wednesday ...)


 What I would like to see is this:

 | [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
 | [2009-11-04 Mi 09:25]--[2009-11-04 Mi 10:25] |

 that is, both timestamps are forwarded one day automatically.
 Is there any chance to configure this?
 If not, do others also think this would make sense?

 Hi Rainer,

 why don't you write

  [2009-11-03 Di 09:25-10:25]

 ???

 - Carsten



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Re: [Orgmode] forward date/time in table by S-return doe only affect first timestamp

2009-11-03 Thread Carsten Dominik


On Nov 3, 2009, at 10:44 AM, Rainer Stengele wrote:


Carsten,

with

[2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25]

I can get the time difference between the two stamps vi C-u C-c C-y,
which I do need to calculate further numbers in my table.
With

[2009-11-03 Di 09:25-10:25]

I do not seem to get this! Would be great by the way to get it from
there also!


It is kind of tricky to change this, so i is not going to happen now :-(

- Carsten



Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best Regards
   Rainer Stengele

__|___
 | Dipl. Inf. (Univ.) Rainer Stengele
 | Technical Control - System Administration
 |
 | email: rainer.steng...@diplan.de
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Carsten Dominik schrieb:


On Nov 3, 2009, at 10:20 AM, Rainer Stengele wrote:


Having a table like this

| [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
|  |
^

pointer positioned at ^, pressing S-return I get

| [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
| [2009-11-04 Mi 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |


(Di = Tuesday, Mi = Wednesday ...)


What I would like to see is this:

| [2009-11-03 Di 09:25]--[2009-11-03 Di 10:25] |
| [2009-11-04 Mi 09:25]--[2009-11-04 Mi 10:25] |

that is, both timestamps are forwarded one day automatically.
Is there any chance to configure this?
If not, do others also think this would make sense?


Hi Rainer,

why don't you write

[2009-11-03 Di 09:25-10:25]

???

- Carsten




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