calendar entry

calendar entry

[Thomas Rhymer]

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At the command line, cursor movement and partial date entry do not work in
org mode in the calendar buffer.  All I can do is enter a complete date in
YYYY-MM-DD.  Shift-<arrow> also does not work to change the timestamp date.
This is not a problem in the GUI emacs, and M-x calendar works as advertised
in non-Org buffers.  I searched and found out about issues with
shift-selection in Emacs 23, but this happens in both Emacs 22 and the Emacs
23 I have installed in /usr/local/bin.  Instead of movement as expected, it
seems like it's giving me some sort of history completion.

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Re: calendar entry

[Carsten Dominik]

Hi Thomas,

I cannot reproduce this.

- Carsten

On Jan 9, 2010, at 1:19 AM, Thomas Rhymer wrote:

> At the command line, cursor movement and partial date entry do not  
> work in org mode in the calendar buffer.  All I can do is enter a  
> complete date in YYYY-MM-DD.  Shift-<arrow> also does not work to  
> change the timestamp date.  This is not a problem in the GUI emacs,  
> and M-x calendar works as advertised in non-Org buffers.  I searched  
> and found out about issues with shift-selection in Emacs 23, but  
> this happens in both Emacs 22 and the Emacs 23 I have installed in / 
> usr/local/bin.  Instead of movement as expected, it seems like it's  
> giving me some sort of history completion.
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- Carsten