Re: [emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: Task Ordering Question/Problem

[Jeremy Cowgar]

At Fri, 25 Mar 2005 09:33:25 -0800,
Jody Klymak <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
> Jeremy Cowgar <address@hidden> writes:
> 
> > In my .emacs, the task ordering does not get completed. (no matter
> > if I use all the right functions or not. When I remove those
> > (actually I think it's the planner-tasks-file-behavior one) then my
> > ordering ceases to function unless I change some part of the page
> > (not the task section, maybe just a note) and then manually issue a
> > C-x C-s... then the tasks are ordered on *that* page *only*... Not
> > on the Plan Page where the same task is also out of order.
> 
> Did you try calling planner-save-buffers?  It will update all open
> planner buffers including reordering the other page.  

Yes, I did. The problem is that with

(setq planner-tasks-file-behavior 'close)
(setq planner-use-other-window nil)


In your code, the *only* planner buffer that is opened is the current one. 
Planner *only* keeps open what you manually open. When it needs to add a task 
to say a Day Page, it opens it, adds the task, saves it and closes it right 
away. It *does not* order during that process.

Removing the two above lines makes everything work, but also makes switching 
buffers a pain when I also have 10 source files open, and after a bit of 
planning, 10 planner pages open. That's why I originally put in the two above 
lines... to keep my open files to a minimum making it easy to get around.

Jeremy