Re: splitting tasks

>>>>> thomas knoll <[email protected]> writes:  > I had trouble 
with tasks splitting and inserting in the middle of > other 
tasks. But I haven't found a way to intentionally recreate the > 
problem. The only two things I can think of that might have 
something > to do with it are: > - I use long-lines-mode a lot 
That looks like a likely candidate if tasks are long enough to be 
wrapped: forward-line, which is used in quite a few planner 
functions, will end up in the middle of a task.   If this turns 
out to be the cause, you could disable wrapping just for task 
lines.  There is a variable called `fill-nobreak-predicate' that 
you can use to do that. In Emacs 22 it is a list so you could 
have:  (add-to-list
 'fill-nobreak-predicate
 #'(lambda ()
     (and (eq major-mode 'planner-mode)
          (save-excursion
            (goto-char (planner-line-beginning-position))
            (looking-at planner-task-regexp))))) 
             
In Emacs < 22, I think it is not a list, and you would have to do 
something like:  (add-hook
 'planner-mode-hook
 #'(lambda ()
     (set (make-local-variable 'fill-nobreak-predicate)
          #'(lambda ()
              (save-excursion
                (goto-char (planner-line-beginning-position))
                (looking-at planner-task-regexp))))))

[not tested!]

> - My tasks are numbering themselves, but I don't have that turned on
> in my .emacs (is it default now?)

It shouldn't be: planner-use-task-numbers defaults to nil.

-- 
Jim Ottaway