Re: Re: Release: Org-mode 5.09

[Carsten Dominik <dominik@science.uva.nl>]

Fixed, thanks.

- Carsten

On Sep 15, 2007, at 23:25, Rainer Stengele wrote:

> Carsten Dominik schrieb:
>> Org-mode 5.09 is available at http://orgmode.org.
>> Enjoy!
>> - Carsten
>> Version 5.09
>> ------------
>> * Overview
>>   - Taking a note upon TODO state changes can be restricted to
>>     selected states.
>>   - The format in which dates are shown in the daily/weekly
>>     agenda can be configured.
>>   - The default for `org-remember-store-without-prompt' is now t.
>>   - `org-goto' has been made into a general lookup command.
>>   - Priority cycling goes back to the nil state.
>>   - You can store a remember note to the *last used* location.
>>   - On Emacs 23, the headline faces for org-mode are now
>>     inherited from the outline faces.
>> * Incompatible Changes
>>   - The default for `org-remember-store-without-prompt' is now
>>     t, in order to better match the original intent of
>>     remember.el (storing a note with minimum interruption of
>>     work flow).  I expect that many people will be hit by this
>>     incompatible change - nevertheless I believe it is the right
>>     thing to do.
>> * Details
>>   - You can now select specific states for recording a note when
>>     switching to that state.  With the setting
>>      #+SEQ_TODO: TODO(t) ORDERED(o@) INVOICE(i@) PAYED(p) | 
>> RECEIVED(r)
>>      #+STARTUP: lognotestate
>>     only the states ORDERED and INVOICE will record a timestamp
>>     and a note.
>>   - You can now set the format of the string for each day in the
>>     agenda and timeline buffers.  You can use a format string
>>     interpreted by `format-time-string', or you can write your
>>     own function.  Configure the new variable
>>     `org-agenda-format-date'.  Thanks to Levin for triggering
>>     this development with a patch.
>>   - The default for `org-remember-store-without-prompt' is now
>>     t, in order to better match the original intent of
>>     remember.el (storing a note with minimum interruption of
>>     work flow).  Since we can assign files and headlines to
>>     templates, I guess this takes care of selecting a filing
>>     location in most cases.  For interactive filing, you now
>>     need a prefix command when exiting `remember'.
>>   - `org-goto' (bound to `C-c C-j') now uses an indirect buffer
>>     and has additional commands enabled: Org-occur with `C-c /'
>>     or even faster with `/', and the commands needed to select
>>     and copy a region.  This make `org-goto' a more general
>>     lookup command instead of only a jumping command.  Remember
>>     that you can exit with `Q' to go back to the original
>>     location.  Thanks to William Henney for this idea.
>>   - Setting the priority with S-up/down now cycles back to a
>>     state where no priority is specified.  This was requested by
>>     Rick Moynihan.
>>   - You can store a remember note to the *last used* location.
>>     So if you select a location interactively once, you can
>>     re-use it without having to find it again.  For this, exit
>>     the remember buffer with `C-u C-u C-c C-c'.  The leading
>>     comment in the remember buffer will tell exactly where the
>>     note goes if you exit with a particular command.
>>     Thanks to Maxim Loginov for this idea.
>>   - On Emacs 23, the headline faces for org-mode are now
>>     inherited from the outline faces.  This is just a
>>     convenience, so that you only have to configure one set of
>>     faces, and that will then be outline-1 .. outline-8.  You
>>     will actually not see any difference in org-mode, because
>>     Stefan Monnier has made the outline faces in Emacs 23 to
>>     match the current org-mode faces.
>>     This change does not effect XEmacs, nor Emacs 21 and 22.
>>   - Bug fixes.
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>
> After "C-c C-j" trying to find items with a certain regex which should 
> match a lot of entries finds nothing but shows:
> "before first heading".
> Some other searches do succeed.
>
> Ah - now I see: Looks like the first match is in the top
> :SETUP:
> ...
> :END:
> section. Which ends up with the problem
> This is probably a bug?
>
> Rainer
>
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