Olaf,

Thank you very much for your diff. I worked fine and I learned a bit of lisp.

Me, as an ex-Fortran77 programmer, am suffering a lot with emacs lisp.

After o couple of hours trying to catch all timestamps outside SCHEDULE: and DEADLINE: lines I gave up and ask for help

Originally we had

    (org2rem-scheduled-reminders (org2rem-list-reminders org-scheduled-string))
    (org2rem-deadline-reminders (org2rem-list-reminders org-deadline-string))

I tried to catch all timestamps outside SCHEDULE: and DEADLINE:
using something like

    (org2rem-pure-timestamps-reminders
    (org2rem-list-reminders
          (concat "\\(" org-deadline-string "\\|"
               org-scheduled-string "\\)\\{0\\}")))

In te beginning I create

(defvar org2rem-pure-timestamps-remind-file
"~/.reminders.org.pure-timestamps")

and at the end I add an extra line to export these reminds in a different file
      (org2rem-write-file org2rem-scheduled-remind-file
            org2rem-scheduled-reminders)
      (org2rem-write-file org2rem-deadline-remind-file
            org2rem-deadline-reminders)
      (org2rem-write-file org2rem-pure-timestamps-remind-file
            org2rem-pure-timestamps-reminders)

I tried first to create a local variable

;;;     (org2rem-pure-timestamps-string
;;;           (concat "\\(" org-deadline-string "\\|"
;;;                org-scheduled-string "\\)\\{0\\}"))

;;;     (org2rem-pure-timestamps-reminders
;;;     (org2rem-list-reminders org2rem-pure-timestamps-string)
;;;     )

but it did not work either.

I am probably having

Any help for this stupid doubt?

Thank you

Daniel

2009/1/9 Olaf Dietsche <olaf+list.orgmode@olafdietsche.de>

> Yes, I am.
[...]

> I am sending the last version of org2rem which integrates timed reminds from
> DEADLINE: and SCHEDULE: lines

[...]

>
> 2009/1/9 Carsten Dominik <dominik@science.uva.nl>
>
>> Is any action happening on this? Is someone trying to fix org2rem?
>> - Carsten

I have no idea of remind.

This is an untested patch, but you get the idea. Avoid global
variables, if you can. If you use global variables, you have
prerequisites and side effects, which complicate following the
code. This is not lisp specific.

Regards, Olaf