Open TRSx80 opened 4 years ago
I fixed it by commenting out the following line, which can be found near the end of the todotxt-add-priority
function in todotxt.el
:
;(todotxt-prioritize 'todotxt-get-due-priority-sort-key)
Then, there appears to be no way to manually initiate the todotxt-prioritize
function. So I added the following to my init file to re-map the s key to re-Sort the list[1]. Since the function needs to supply an argument, we wrap it in a lambda:
(define-key todotxt-mode-map (kbd "s")
(lambda() (interactive) (todotxt-prioritize
'todotxt-get-due-priority-sort-key)))
This seems to work for me. As an added bonus, somehow I seem to now keep my position in the list, even after pressing "s" to re-sort. I don't understand this because there is no (save-excursion)
in the todotxt-prioritize
function. But I don't have any more time right now to play with this at the moment.
Even though I left this workaround, I will leave it up to you to decide whether to close this or keep it open as a feature request or for whatever tracking purposes.
Cheers! :beers:
[1] By default "s" is mapped to save-buffer
which I don't need because I have auto save set up already.
Currently, after you change the priority (
r
key by default) the list seems to refresh and put the cursor all the way back at the top. This is very disorienting, and makes it a hassle to get back down to wherever you came from, especially if you were far down the list. Which makes the use-case of "periodic review" (ala GTD) of the todo.txt file much more difficult than it needs to be.I suspect it could be fixed with something like
(save-excursion)
but I have not spent any time working on it yet. Even if I do get something working, I hesitate to submit a PR as it seems (as of today) there are already (4) languishing, (3) from 2019 and (1) from 2016(!).Anyway, if I do get it working, maybe I post the code back here in this issue in case it helps anyone else.
In the meantime, thanks for sharing this handy little tool, I use it daily and it is an important part of my workflow, even just as it sits today! So thanks for your work, and for sharing it! :beers: