Hi Jean,

this is a bug, thank you for your report.

Fixed in GIT.

- Carsten

On Oct 6, 2008, at 2:04 PM, Jean-Marie Gaillourdet wrote:

> Hi list,
>
> I am new to this list and somewhat new to org-mode. My .emacs includes
>
> (setq org-tag-alist
>      '( (:startgroup)
>         ("@phone" . ?1) ("@laptop" . ?2) ("@online" . ?3) ("@uni" . ? 
> 4)
> ("@kl" . ?5)
>         ("@home" . ?6) ("@thinking" . ?7) ("@programming" . ?8)
> ("@writing" . ?9) ("@meeting" . ?0)
>         (:endgroup)
>         (:startgroup) ("APH" . ?a) ("AGMEETING" . ?g) (:endgroup)
>         (:startgroup) ("idea" . ?i) ("question" . ?q) ("reference" .
> ?r) ("note" . ?o) (:endgroup)
>         (:startgroup) ("work" . ?w) ("private" . ?p) (:endgroup)
>         (:startgroup)
>         ("refile" . ?f)
>         (:endgroup)
>         (:startgroup)
>         ("project" . ?j)
>         ("dissertation" .?s)
>         (:endgroup)
>         (:startgroup)
>         ("review_daily" . ?m)
>         ("review_weekly" . ?,)
>         ("review_monthly" . ?.)
>         (:endgroup)
>         ))
>
> (setq org-use-tag-inheritance '("work" "private"))
>
> I thought this should have the effect, that work and private are
> inherited while all other tags are not.
>
> But C-c C-c on the second line of:
>
> * Test 1                       :@laptop:work:
> *** Test 2
>
> shows, that @laptop is inherited while work is not inherited. The
> documentation of org-use-tag-inheritance states
>
>> This may also be a list of tags that should be inherited, or a regexp
>> that matches tags that should be inherited.
>
> Therefore, I assumed that work should be inherited and @laptop. Is  
> this
> a bug in the documentation or the implementation? How can I get the
> negated behaviour?
>
> Best regards,
> Jean
>
>
>
>
>
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