[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: planner-edit-task-description and timeclock

[Sacha Chua]

John Sullivan <address@hidden> writes:

> After planner-edit-task-description, the .timelog file is edited so that all
> past instances of that task description are edited. 

You can easily disable this with

(ad-disable-advice 'planner-edit-task-description 'around 'planner-timeclock)

to make Planner fit your workflow better.

> the future. I do this after I have done the initial action but still
> need to do something more in the future. The reason I do it this way
> is to preserve the existing annotation information, and to avoid
> retyping some of the description again.

I prefer to mark the original task as completed so that I see it on my
day page, creating a new task for my next action.

Would you like some help writing a function that picks up the current
task's description and makes it the default for a new task? You can
define your own version of planner-read-task. ^_^

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