Before, because of the use of ‘org-cut-subtree’, which in turn calls
‘kill-region’, which checks to see if ‘last-command’ equals ‘kill-region’ and
uses either ‘kill-append’ or ‘kill-new’ repeated uses of the
‘oni-org-move-subtree’ command would append cut subtrees together and repeatedly
paste the same subtrees over and over again.
Setting ‘this-command’ will make sure that when the ‘kill-region’ checks the
value of ‘last-command’ it won't find ‘kill-region’ there.
‘rx’ should expand to what is needed to make sure that the right thing is done.
I feel more comfortable using this than ‘rx-to-string’ while unquoting the
variables I use.
These two functions do essentially the same thing, but in different directions.
This can also be done with one single interactive function. This way there is
only one thing to call.
This is similar to my backlinks dynamic block, but it supports links by id and
will print them as a checkbox so that the project can track progress by using
the progress cookies.
There are some programs that live in both that and some other directories that
I've added on Windows. This makes sure that the cygwin ones don't overwrite
everything else, since usually I use different versions like MSYS2.
This also brings in marginalia, orderless, consult, and embark.
I've been reading about these projects for a while and after some looking around
it seems like these are at the very least interesting, I'm trying it out for a
while.
This major mode will be for viewing and editing the solution file. Right now it
just parses the solution file and displays some of the project names instead of
the GUIDs to make it more human readable.
Since I'm trying out the Pomodoro technique I want to be able to see at how many
pomodoro's I've estimated something so that I can choose what to do next.
When a capture template is set up to clock in as I'm capturing it, this function
would immediately change the state of the item to WIP (or whichever next status
there was), but even though I'm spending time on the ticket at that point it's
not in progress yet.
I'm trying out the Pomodoro Technique and one of the things you're supposed to
do is estimate your tasks in pomodoros. This change lets me estimate in, for
example, 1p (20min) based on my specified pomodoro duration.
I'm so used to using it that I keep forgetting to use ‘M-o’ for ‘ace-window’
instead. By disabling this keybinding I can train myself to use ‘ace-window’.
