[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: Patch to planner-timeclock-summary.el: Allow date ranges

[Sacha Chua]

Chris Parsons <address@hidden> writes:

> I've make a fairly large change to planner-timeclock-summary.el to allow
> date ranges when summarising data.

I just tried this out and it's a _lot_ of fun being able to see
percentage breakdowns for the past N days.

> (Sacha: I've cleaned this up as you suggested since the first submission
> to you - figured you were busy with your MIT application :)

See, there _are_ certain advantages to putting your task list on the
Net... =) Thanks to your nifty range hack, I know that FurtherStudies
takes most of my logged time. Which really just means I should study
more, or hack more, or do other things... <laugh>

> Any thoughts and suggestions would be most welcome - I'm a lisp
> newbie so bear with me.

Wonderful code. <grin> Are you sure you're a Lisp newbie?
See, planner is fun and easy to hack.

By the way: '(unless' may be easier to write than '(when (not',
although it's the same thing.

Hmm. We should make planner-timeclock-summary pass checkdoc one of
these days.

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