I use org for personal task management, but I use asana.com with my workgroup.
I just learned that Asana offers an API that exposes all the usual interfaces.
http://developers.asana.com/documentation/
Roundtrip integration between org and Asana is therefore possible.
I'm sure I'm not the first p
On 31 Jan, 2013, at 9:49 PM, Bastien wrote:
>
> Meng Weng Wong writes:
>> http://developers.asana.com/documentation/
>> Roundtrip integration between org and Asana is therefore possible.
>
> I don't know Asana but I'd suggest to have a look at org-sync
Ordinarily, M-m is bound to (back-to-indentation) – move point to the first
non-whitespace character on the line. It differs from C-a.
Might it make sense for org-mode to override M-m?
Move the point to the first "user" word on the line, to the first
non-asterisk/whitespace/dash/TODO character
(release_8.0.2-112-g0ea11e)
#+OPTIONS: toc:nil
#+AUTHOR: Meng Weng Wong
#+EMAIL: mengw...@pobox.com
#+DATE: [2013-05-12 Sun 23:19]
* header 0
- <<>>
- <<>>
- <<>>
* header 1
links to my first radio target.
* header 2
links to my second radio target.
* hea
On 12 May, 2013, at 11:58 PM, Nicolas Goaziou wrote:
> No, that's a bug. It should be fixed in maint branch.
>
> Thank you for the report and the test case.
Thank you, I can confirm it is fixed by commit
e7cd6f1875f880effc437ad893d729bcfb9b1da6
I've been enjoying a featherweight alternative to log levels, made possible
by org-mode. I've done this a couple of times now and am feeling good
enough about it to recommend it to others.
The next time you write a little throwaway script:
Step 1: Add asterisks to the front of your printf traces.
I've been enjoying a featherweight alternative to log levels, made possible
by org-mode.
Try this the next time you write a little throwaway command-line utility
script:
Step 1: Add asterisks to the front of your printf traces.
Step 2: Tee your STDOUT / STDERR to a file named log.org
Step 3: Op
