[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: your planner-config.el

[Jody Klymak]

Hi Paul

address@hidden writes:

> I've been trying to get your planner-config.el file working, and for 
> the life of me, can't figure out what I'm doing wrong.
>
> I've used tla to grab the latest stable version of emacs-wiki and 
> dumped into ~/lisp/emacs-wiki.  In my .xemacs/init.el, I have:

Sacha changed the organization to something more logical.  You need to
get emacs-wiki, planner, and remember.  Please see Sacha's email: 
"[emacs-wiki-discuss] MAJOR SPLITTING in PlannerMode"

>
>   (setq load-path (append load-path '("~/lisp")))
>   (setq load-path (append load-path '("~/lisp/emacs-wiki")))
>
> Then I have:
>
>  (load "jody")
>
> where "jody" is ~/lisp/jody.el.
>
> When I start up Xemacs, I get:
>
>  Cannot open load file: emacs-wiki-functions.el
>
> If I comment out the line:
>
>   (load "emacs-wiki-functions.el");

Sorry about that - commenting this out shouldn't hurt anything.  But
just for fun, I've attached emacs-wiki-functions.el.

>   Symbol's value as variable is void: planner-annotation-functions
>
> Commenting out (setq remember-annotation-functions 
> planner-annotation-functions)
> yields:
>
>   Symbol's function definition is void: planner-insinuate-calendar

This is all because you do not have the latest version of planner.el.
Nor even a very recent one, I'm guessing.  planner-annotation-function
is defined in planner.el.  Pretty sure it has been for quite a
while.  Certainly since November 11, 2003.  

> Commenting out (planner-insinuate-calendar) finally gets me something 
> that loads without error, but then typing M-x plan gets me a page 
> with only * Tasks and * Notes.  And I was pretty sure that the line:
>
>  (setq planner-day-page-template "* Tasks\n\n\n* Diary\n\n\n* Notes\n\n\n")
>
> Meant that you should have a Diary section in there as well.  
> Additionally, I wanted to have a * Schedule section, which I added, 
> but also doesn't show up.
>
> So, what am I doing wrong?

You are not loading planner.el properly is my guess.  Check your load
path for anything remember, planner, emacs-wiki related, move it
somewhere and reinstall everything according to Sacha's email.  You
should have three subdirectories ~/lisp/emacs-wiki, ~/lisp/remember,
and ~/lisp/planner.  All three should be added to your load path.

Good luck!

Jody

emacs-wiki-functions.el
Description: application/emacs-lisp

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