When I try to run cfw:open-org-calendar I get a (wrong-type-argument stringp nil) error.
I won't paste the whole stack trace here, but I did trace the problem back tocfw:org-summary-format and cfw:org-get-timerange, in particular, this let* clause in cfw:org-summary-format:
(extra (cfw:org-tp item 'extra)))
And this one in cfw:org-get-timerange:
(extra (cfw:org-tp text 'extra)))
The problem is that the "extra" variable, in both cases, ends up being nil and is used as part of a string-match call afterwards. The string-match call is expecting a string, not a nil, and so it blows up.
I don't know what the "extra" property is or why it's returning nil or whether it's always done that...if you force the value or extra to be the empty string instead of nil then things seem to load properly, though.
Hello,
When I try to run
cfw:open-org-calendar
I get a(wrong-type-argument stringp nil)
error.I won't paste the whole stack trace here, but I did trace the problem back to
cfw:org-summary-format
andcfw:org-get-timerange
, in particular, this let* clause in cfw:org-summary-format:(extra (cfw:org-tp item 'extra)))
And this one in
cfw:org-get-timerange
:(extra (cfw:org-tp text 'extra)))
The problem is that the "extra" variable, in both cases, ends up being nil and is used as part of a
string-match
call afterwards. Thestring-match
call is expecting a string, not a nil, and so it blows up.I don't know what the "extra" property is or why it's returning nil or whether it's always done that...if you force the value or extra to be the empty string instead of nil then things seem to load properly, though.