Re: [Orgmode] Feature Request: org-remember to attach toa different headline level

[Carsten Dominik]

Hi Jonathan,

The headline only needs to be unique in the target file.  It will be  
found independent of
the level it is at.  The display in the remember buffer may be a bit  
misleading, but this is how it works.

- Carsten

On Nov 14, 2008, at 4:47 PM, Jonathan Arkell wrote:

> Hi everyone
>
> Having moved from planner mode to org mode, I am quite happy.  It  
> has required a few shifts in my planning behavior, but all in all it  
> is for the better.  One of the biggest things I miss about planner  
> mode though is the ability to quickly attach a task to a particular  
> planner page from anywhere.  I've been able to replicate the same  
> behavior with a bit of elisp and Remember, but Remember always likes  
> to attach tasks to the first level, but I need it to attach to a 2nd  
> level headline.  Would it be possible to do a check on the headline,  
> and if it is prefixed by a star, it would attach to the headline at  
> the starred level?  For instance if the headline in org-remember- 
> template is set to "*** Tasks" it would attach the Remember note to  
> the first *** Tasks headline it saw.  If it was "Tasks" it would do  
> the normal behavior, which is to attach it to "* Tasks".
>
> Here is my org-create-task so that other planner-mode refugees can  
> utilize it.  Note that it assumes all org files are in ~/org/
>
> (defun org-create-task (org-file)
>   "An emulation of planner-create-task."
>   (interactive
>          (list
>            (completing-read "Org file: " (directory-files "~/org/"))))
>   (aput 'org-remember-templates "Current Project" `(?c "** TODO %? 
> \n    DEADLINE: %^t\n    Made From:%i\n      %a" ,(concat "~/org/"  
> org-file) "Tasks"))
>   (org-remember nil ?c))
>
>
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