[emacs-wiki-discuss] Re: reordering priorities

[Sacha Chua]

Hans Halvorson <address@hidden> writes:

> I noticed that if a task is changed from one priority group to another
> (e.g., from priority "A" to priority "B") on a daily page, then it is
> automatically changed on the project page (and vice versa).  However,
> within a given priority group, relative priorities are not
> automatically reordered -- e.g., if I change the relative priority of
> "go to the store" and "buy milk" on today's page, then they will be in
> reverse order on the project page (unless I manually reorder them).
> Would it be difficult to implement automatic reordering?  This would
> seem desirable for the chronically indecisive.

I figured it out! =D

I had a major thinko. task-seen stores the last task moved over. With
a little bit of kludging, we can use this to determine where the
linked task should be re-inserted. Please try
planner--dev--1.0--patch-148. You need to use planner-raise-task and
planner-lower-task to change the task priorities. Works with prefixes,
too...

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