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command :Timedot opens today's timedot entries in a lower split #3

Closed linuxcaffe closed 2 years ago

linuxcaffe commented 3 years ago

could just be tail of my.timedot file, open in a lower split, cursor at the bottom, ready to edit. If the last date in the file is earlier than today, then create today's YYYY/MM/DD /n on a new line.

would probably require something like let g:timedot_file=path/to/my.timedot let g:timedot_window_location=bottom let g:timedot_window_height=8 .vimrc settings.

This might be beyond the scope of your plugin, but I thought I'd toss it out there ;-)

steshaw commented 2 years ago

Yeah, this is beyond the scope of my plugin and my Vimscript knowledge 😅. I was using Timedot via Emacs for a while but because my go-to editor is Neovim, I put this together to help with syntax highlighting. These days, I use Emacs for all my Org editing which includes when my Org contains some embedded Timedot. I'm even experimenting with giving up detailed time recording 🙊.

Perhaps you'd like to fork the project and take over maintainership?