This is a new display mode in the agenda view. It appends a clock
table to the daily/weekly agenda view that covers clocked time
for the time span shown in the agenda, and also limited to the
files that were used to create the current view.
The default is now taken from the entry at point or the first
entry in the agenda, an can originate from a property, from
a #+COLUMNS line, or from the variable `org-columns-default-format'.
Now you can set this stuff directly from the org-mode file.
Documentation is still missing, this is a work-in-progress
commit and still needs check with Sebastian's script.
Bug fix with note taking when auto-repeating a task:
There was a problem if the state change already triggered the
recording of a time, then the request for a *note* in
`org-log-repeat' was ignored. Reported by Bernt Hansen.
I have found it handy to track these, they represent standards in some
way. The other aspell files change too randomly and often to bother
tracking so they are just ignored.
The clocktable can now more easily select the correct time range
that should be considered when summing times. S-right and S-left
in the "#+BEGIN: clocktable" line allow to shift the time block around.
Also some code-cleanup.
`org-publish-get-base-files-1': get the proper list of files when
recursing thru a directory.
`org-publish-get-base-files: use the :exclude property to skip both
files and directories. This might be refined when the semantic of
publishing options gets simpler, but do this for now.
`org-publish-project': removed third arg of defalias to avoid
compatibility issue for Emacs 22.1.
This required changing the Makefile.
I also added a new program set-version.pl that can be used
to synchronize the version number in all core files of the
distribution, along with the web files.
A number of small changes. Mainly they are to pacify
'checkdoc-ispell' (if it seems appropriate) and to standardise the
names of the packages you can link to from within Org-mode. I am
using the package names as spelt or abbreviated in their own
documentation (if I have been able to find it easily). Thus, for
example, prefer MH-E over MHE, Rmail over RMAIL etc.
Carsten Dominik
Bastien Guerry
Philip Rooke