Thank you very much, indeed, Ihor. diary-date was exactly the
function I was looking for.
Please allow me to report that in the meantime I have found a method
that seems to suit my personal needs even better. You can use
<%%(org-class 2022 04 11 2022 07 15 4 21 26)>
to set every Thursday (4) i
Rainer Thiel writes:
> I use Org-Mode to schedule most everything, including my lectures
> which typically are recurring events. I have learnt that I can
> exclude a certain range of days or weeks where no lectures take place.
> For this, I use:
>
> * TODO 12:15--13:45 Lecture: Aristotle
> <%%(u
Thanks for the answer. I used to do this, too, and am aware of this
possibility. I find it kind of clutters up the org file and was happy
to find a way to avoid this. I will return to this if I need to, but
would prefer to adapt the more elegant way to do it, if there is a
way.
Many thanks agai
On Friday, 22 Apr 2022 at 16:15, Rainer Thiel wrote:
> I use Org-Mode to schedule most everything, including my lectures
> which typically are recurring events.
Instead of using diary s-expressions, what I do is create one entry for
the first lecture, say, and then use org-clone-subtree-with-tim
I use Org-Mode to schedule most everything, including my lectures
which typically are recurring events. I have learnt that I can
exclude a certain range of days or weeks where no lectures take place.
For this, I use:
* TODO 12:15--13:45 Lecture: Aristotle
<%%(unless (diary-block 12 20 2021 12 31
