I just tried an example, here's what happens.
- Start first emacs session for Org, call agenda to build my agenda
- Change anything in any buffer that is in the agenda list
- Open another emacs
- Because I don't have org set to require, it only loads on demand,
no issues yet
- Open
You can try this:
Find the org.el file, and in it the definition of the function
(defun org-get-agenda-file-buffer
As the first ting after the documentation string, enter (debug), like
this:
(defun org-get-agenda-file-buffer (file)
Get a buffer visiting FILE. If the buffer needs to be
To all,
Turns out this was a local configuration problem. My ~/.emacs has the
agenda to appt integration with kdialog/zenity code in it, and each
time org loaded this code would call the agenda to create the list of
appointments.
I commented out one line in my config file which would call that,
On May 28, 2009, at 6:42 PM, Russell Adams wrote:
To all,
Turns out this was a local configuration problem. My ~/.emacs has the
agenda to appt integration with kdialog/zenity code in it, and each
time org loaded this code would call the agenda to create the list of
appointments.
I commented
I tend to run multiple emacs sessions and I've noticed that if I load
Org (no I do not require it on each load), that I get lock contention
on agenda files.
Only one of these emacs instances is used for Org, I keep an Org
session up separate from my coding...
Is there a way that I can configure
On May 28, 2009, at 7:34 AM, Russell Adams wrote:
I tend to run multiple emacs sessions and I've noticed that if I load
Org (no I do not require it on each load), that I get lock contention
on agenda files.
Only one of these emacs instances is used for Org, I keep an Org
session up separate
