[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: Emacs, WikiMode, (PlannerMode ?) and >> pyGTD

[Jody Klymak]

"Baris Eren" <address@hidden> writes:

> And I also don't know if and for what I would need the extra
> PlannerMode?

It looks to me like PlannerMode does quite a bit more than pyGTD -
i.e. note taking using Remember, hyperlinking of files, emails,
contacts, etc.

>From the feature set listed on the pyGTD website, the only thing
PlannerMode does not have is subtasks.  Of course, from my reading of
GTD, subtasks are not really necessary, but your opinion may vary.
PlannerMode is also less regimented in its Todo list, so it would
require some discipline on your part to keep your todo list clean.  

> I don't like the fact that I have to use WikiWords all the
> time. 

This is all part of Muse.  Planner is not ported to muse yet, but I
suspect that is in the works.  So, if WikiWords really drive you nuts,
you'll have to wait.

> Do I really need the PlannerMode? 

Depends on if you want the extra features.

> What I want is, to be able to edit all my text files in a fast way
> in Emacs and to have a shortcut to run the pyGTD.py file to process
> my text files whenever I want.

Planner mode is a superset of EmacsWikiMode.  It looks like you could
easily build something around EmacsWikiMode (or other wiki modes) and
GTDpy.  However, you may want to mess around with planner mode just
for fun.

Cheers,  Jody

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