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Re: [Orgmode] FR: creating a different notion for "today"
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Carsten Dominik |
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Re: [Orgmode] FR: creating a different notion for "today" |
Date: |
Sun, 28 Oct 2007 21:11:02 +0100 |
I can see that this might be practical, but also that it could be
confusing.
I am not sure if this is possible. We would need a very careful
definition
under what circumstances you'd like this definition to take charge.
For example:
- when turning on the agenda, between midnight and 6am, the startup date
could still be the previous day.
- when using "." in the agenda, we could go to the previous day.
- scheduling is much harder.
- if you just hit RET, it could be yesterday for times before 6am
or so
- if you enter a relative date it still sort-of works.
- if you also enter a time, the trouble definitely starts.
Maybe you could try to write down a careful specification so that we
could discuss that here?
- Carsten
On 27Oct2007, at 8:10 AM, John Wiegley wrote:
I find myself lately almost always awake until 8am. I get up in the
evening, go to bed at morning. And yes, that red spot on my chin is
definitely ketchup.
I'd like a different notion of "today" than just "midnight to
midnight". Most of my productive day is spent after midnight, so for
me, whenever I type C-a a, I always have to then hit the left arrow
key
to see my (today's) task list from the point of view of last
night. It
also affects me when I want to schedule things for "today", since
org-mode's today is often my tomorrow.
Something like `org-mode-day-begin', which I could set to (* 60 8) to
say that each day go from 8am to 8am. That would suit nicely.
John
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