[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: planner/muse update speed

[Jim Ottaway]

>>>>> Joseph Kiniry <address@hidden> writes:
> That definitely speeds things up.  Updates now are nearly
> instantaneous and the time to refresh corresponds to the length/
> complexity of the page.
>> 
>> I removed the previous change, to ensure that this is the real source
>> of the problem.

> It is.
>> 
>> Does this work for you?  If not, I am more or less stumped.

> It does.  Thanks.

Good.

>> On a separate matter: Looking at the calendar insinuation behaviour,
>> it looks as though all pages visited by moving through the calendar
>> get removed when the calendar is exited, including any that were there
>> before M-x calendar was invoked.  Is this reasonable behaviour?  I
>> don't use this feature regularly, but I would have thought that any
>> pre-existing page buffers should be retained.

> I have never noticed this behavior as planner/muse will load a page
> anyway when I access it.  I guess the proper emacs way would be to
> leave them in memory rather than removing them though.  I am
> sometimes surprised by how few planner buffers are loaded after
> several days of us, and I guess this is due to this calendar
> insinuation behavior.

Some of it would also be due to planner-tasks-file-behavior set to
'close.  Perhaps the calendar insinuation behaviour is actually a
feature?

Regards,

-- 
Jim Ottaway