Re: [emacs-wiki-discuss] Suggestion for change in planner-replan-task

[Curran Nachbar]

I found last night that I can't use planner-replan-task to change the 
project pages of a task and keep the date set to nil, because it tells me 
"can't reschedule to the same date" or something to that effect. So since 
most of my tasks have nil dates, planner-replan-task isn't useful for me.
I too would use planner-copy-or-move-task to change the date.

If you changed the default behavior, and you were using planner-multi, 
would this give one project affiliation precedence over the other projects 
listed for that task?

(Please correct me if I'm wrong in any assumptions; I'm very wet behind 
the ears wrt PlannerMode. I'm not sure what you mean by the "current link 
text".)

cn

On Mon, 29 Aug 2005, John Sullivan wrote:

> Currently, providing planner-replan-task with a prefix argument inserts 
> the current link text into the minibuffer as the default input.
>
> For me, this is useless on project pages, because it inserts the date 
> link text.
>
> If I wanted to change the date to which the task is linked, I would have 
> used planner-copy-or-move-task.
>
> People use such a wide variety of planning styles, and I'm not sure how 
> this suggestion interacts with all of them, so I'm asking --- What do 
> people think about the idea of changing this to always insert the task's 
> current project page instead? If planner-use-plan-pages is nil, or if 
> the task does not have a linked plan page, then what should it do?
>
>
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Curran