Re: sorted diary

Re: sorted diary

[Mario Domgörgen]

Joe Corneli <jcorneli@math.utexas.edu> writes:

> Do you happen to know if there is a function around that will keep
> the entries in the diary sorted?  If insert-diary-entry would insert
> the diary entry into the the right place (in order) in the diary
> (rather than at the end), that would pretty much do it.  I imagine
> that if this function doesn't exist it would be pretty quick to
> write, but I thought I'd ask about it first...

The easiest way would be to just use M-x sort-lines every time you need
a sorted diary?! Or is it really important to have your diary always
sorted?

HTH,

Mario

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Re: sorted diary

[Edward M. Reingold]

>>>>> "JC" == Joe Corneli <jcorneli@math.utexas.edu> writes:

    JC> Do you happen to know if there is a function around that will keep the
    JC> entries in the diary sorted?  If insert-diary-entry would insert the
    JC> diary entry into the the right place (in order) in the diary (rather
    JC> than at the end), that would pretty much do it.  I imagine that if
    JC> this function doesn't exist it would be pretty quick to write, but I
    JC> thought I'd ask about it first...

You'd have to decide what the order should be--then it would be
straightforward.

The fancy-diary can be set up to sort the entries by time of day, if that's
what you meant.

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sorted diary

[Joe Corneli]

Do you happen to know if there is a function around that will keep
the entries in the diary sorted?  If insert-diary-entry would insert
the diary entry into the the right place (in order) in the diary
(rather than at the end), that would pretty much do it.  I imagine
that if this function doesn't exist it would be pretty quick to
write, but I thought I'd ask about it first...