Org GTD 3.0 mega-PR #124
Org GTD 3.0 mega-PR #124
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Run Hooks on elements of projects and in modify project
Functions org-gtd--ensure-{inbox,default,path} ensure that it exists,
and return the path. Functions org-gtd--{inbox,default}-file return a
buffer (semantically unchanged).
org-gtd-inbox-file is not a pure accessor anymore, but also creates and initializes the file with org-gtd-inbox-template if necessary.
org-gtd-capture-templates now has the same structure as org-capture-templates
Seems like that quasiquote does the trick
It's just easier to package this up if the variables are with the code most likely to call up those variables, my earlier organization was naive.
also remove the org-gtd-customize file
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What are you dooooooing?! :D |
Trevoke
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@alphapapa Reworking this entirely from the ground up to be a better GUI-based app, and more respectful of the user's right to choose what they do and when with their editor. Further, this is now significantly more customizable, and it provides a number of functions that will allow the user to create hooks for various actions they take within emacs and programmatically add tasks to their GTD files (e.g. sending an email could trigger a hook to automatically add a "in three days, have a reminder that you sent this email" show up. I'm also a lot closer to actually extracting the actual meaningful core of the code (the processing loop) into its own separate package, for all the people who want to do their own - or already have their own thing - but want to benefit from the automation. Finally, a good chunk of new features / organization / display in this PR is based on David Allen's original designs and ideas for a GTD app. The relevant project is https://github.com/users/Trevoke/projects/1/views/4 and you can see there that the last significant undone tasks center around agenda views. I've kept this for last because it's still kind of a large undertaking for me to really understand and configure agenda views, and while I've made dynamic ones already ( https://github.com/Trevoke/org-gtd.el/pull/124/files#diff-67d245d07e2aa9cdd719fbc1861bad5f4251d591a9317a71d2ccacabfed6c9ffR57 ), it does also mean I created the following function: (defun org-gtd--AND-skips (funcs)
"Ensure none of the functions FUNCS want to skip the current entry."
(let ((non-nil-funcs (seq-drop-while (lambda (x) (not (funcall x))) funcs)))
(if non-nil-funcs
(funcall (car non-nil-funcs)))))Which you may recognize from the docstring as something applicable to I think that's a comprehensive high-level summary of the absurd amount of code in this PR. :) |
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Sounds great! I look forward to seeing the end result. :) |
(because I am not accountable to anyone but myself, unfortunately).
Keeping track of what's where in Github with this PR.