Hi Ivan,
Ivan Kanis ban...@kanis.fr writes:
April, 28 at 10:59 Bastien wrote:
Without your patch you should see that warntime is nil.
Mhh... I don't see this. The call to (org-agenda) in your (progn...)
will refresh the text-properties in foo.org and C-u C-x = show the
property in both
Le 14 Mai à 10h36, Bastien a écrit :
I tried it again on a more recent emacs (bzr from two weeks ago). Same
result. Are you sure you removed your patch? :D
Mhh... yes, I'm sure.
Can anyone else reproduce Ivan's problem?
Are you using bzr emacs?
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Ivan Kanis ban...@kanis.fr writes:
Le 14 Mai à 10h36, Bastien a écrit :
I tried it again on a more recent emacs (bzr from two weeks ago). Same
result. Are you sure you removed your patch? :D
Mhh... yes, I'm sure.
Can anyone else reproduce Ivan's problem?
Are you using bzr emacs?
Yes.
Le 14 Mai à 13h49, Bastien a écrit :
Can anyone else reproduce Ivan's problem?
Are you using bzr emacs?
Now I recall it happens on 24.1 and bzr. Let's hope someone else can
reproduce.
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--- El mar, 14/5/13, Ivan Kanis ban...@kanis.fr escribió:
De: Ivan Kanis ban...@kanis.fr
Asunto: Re: [O] [PATCH] fix appointment warn time
Para: Bastien b...@gnu.org
CC: org mode emacs-orgmode@gnu.org
Fecha: martes, 14 de mayo, 2013 14:10
Le 14 Mai à 13h49, Bastien a
écrit :
Can
Hi Miguel,
Miguel Ruiz rbeni...@yahoo.es writes:
Yes, I can. Both Emacs 24.3 with Org-mode version 7.9.4
(7.9.4-1-ga5435f-elpa) and Org-mode version 8.0.2
(release_8.0.2-71-g5a1400) exhibits the problem than Ivan reports.
For me it is solved with Bastien patch, i.e.
Le 14 Mai à 16h08, Bastien a écrit :
Hi Miguel,
Miguel Ruiz rbeni...@yahoo.es writes:
Yes, I can. Both Emacs 24.3 with Org-mode version 7.9.4
(7.9.4-1-ga5435f-elpa) and Org-mode version 8.0.2
(release_8.0.2-71-g5a1400) exhibits the problem than Ivan reports.
For me it is solved with
Ivan Kanis ban...@kanis.fr writes:
Have you tried emacs -Q ?
Yes...
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April, 27 at 14:02 Bastien wrote:
It works great and it looks less expensive. Thank you!
Great -- thanks for testing this.
Still, I need to really understand what real problem it fixes...
is it because some of your functions needs to check the property
or is it during regular use of Org?
Ivan Kanis ban...@kanis.fr writes:
April, 27 at 14:02 Bastien wrote:
It works great and it looks less expensive. Thank you!
Great -- thanks for testing this.
Still, I need to really understand what real problem it fixes...
is it because some of your functions needs to check the property
April, 28 at 10:59 Bastien wrote:
Without your patch you should see that warntime is nil.
Mhh... I don't see this. The call to (org-agenda) in your (progn...)
will refresh the text-properties in foo.org and C-u C-x = show the
property in both the agenda and foo.org. I clearly miss
April, 26 at 19:01 Bastien wrote:
The patch adds a function that goes at the beginning of the header to
get the property. As a bonus it turns the string into a number.
Please let me know if the patch is accepted or needs improvement.
Can you try the attached patch instead?
It works great
Ivan Kanis ban...@kanis.fr writes:
April, 26 at 19:01 Bastien wrote:
The patch adds a function that goes at the beginning of the header to
get the property. As a bonus it turns the string into a number.
Please let me know if the patch is accepted or needs improvement.
Can you try the
It seemed to be a boundary error. (point) was at the end of the
timestamp which doesn't hold the org-appt-warntime property.
foo.org illustrate what I have seen. Evaling the get-property sexp
returns nil.
The patch adds a function that goes at the beginning of the header to
get the property. As
Hi Ivan,
Ivan Kanis ban...@kanis.fr writes:
It seemed to be a boundary error. (point) was at the end of the
timestamp which doesn't hold the org-appt-warntime property.
It does not hold the text property until this property has been
set. E.g., `org-agenda-prepare-buffers' sets this property.
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