In Org-mode agenda-view, how I can list tasks which are done on a particular day?
I like to get view for a day or week In the case of larger context of time, I like to have total number of task displayed.
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I want to create a day counter inside my app. How display a real-time day counter means the user can see when every second, minute, hours and day changes. And if the user decides to stop the counter, I want to store the total number of days the counter counts.
I have got the flutter package, which is a day countdown package. What they did is accept the end date and count down, but I want the reverse, which means count up the day starting from DateTime.now() until the user stops it.
There are two possible approaches you can take...
The Timer class
or AnimationBuiler
check this repo for an example
https://github.com/John-Daniels/flutter_countdown_app
I'm trying to calculate the overtime of each resourcePool, what I reached is time-consuming and almost a manual calculation, looking for the correct way to do that, please.
What I'm doing is as follows, for example, I have the pharmacists' resource pool (regular hours, and over time pool, I divide them to be easier for me to get statistics of each shift and for optimization later on):
I added the following traceln in onExist realse of the pharmacists:
traceln(date());
traceln(agent.OrderID);
So it returns the date and time of all passed agents. Then I run the model and copy the traceln outputs from the console and process them in Excel:
the overtime hours of the day = last recorded time of a certain date - the start of overtime shift
I repeat the above for each day which takes too much time, especially since there are other resources that also I need their overtime.
Is there any simplified and quick method to get the daily overtime (and the daily mean overtime) of a resourcePool?
Thank you.
Hello I would like to create a time block that will be added to my agenda every day.
* Walk dog
SCHEDULED: <2020-06-29 Mon 13:30-14:00 +1d>
I know this is possible with a Repeated task. But than I have to mark that task daily as DONE
I want to block out daily recurring times, without having to mark them daily as done. Items such as lunch break and walking the dog.
With the current repeated task I get a backlog of tasks.
Is there a way to automatically reset the schedule date, or mark the task as done?
SCHEDULED does not mean what you think it means. These are daily appointments, so just add timestamps without planning keywords:
* Walk the dog
<2020-06-29 Mon 13:30-14:00 +1d>
It will appear on the agenda every day (assuming that the file is in org-agenda-files) but it's not a TODO item, so you don't have to mark it DONE.
In continuation of:
What is the most reliable way to schedule a job with cron scheduler is Quartz that repeats every N days starting from a specific date
&
Absolutely unexplainable results for cron based scheduler in Quartz
There is another question regarding possibilities of scheduling with quartz. And the difference between the two above and this one and the fact that I am trying to execute more than a single job for the target period (e.g. Mon, Fri every 4th week)
Let's assume that a user needs to execute a task every 4th week on Wednesday & Friday starting from a specific date.
Of course, I can setup a cron scheduler that will look something like this:
0 0 12 ? 1/4 WED,FRI *
But we are beck to the same problem as described in the linked posts. What this cron expression really mean, is execute the job on Wednesday & Friday of every 4th week of the month.
Another option is to use, calendar interval schedule builder (the perfectly resolves the problem for as long as there is only one day of the week that needs to be considered); however, it does not allow to specify days of a week, but simply calculates the true 4 weeks worth of time based on the start date.
How, if possible, to schedule a job with Quartz, that will be executed every 4th (or any Nth week) on more than a single day of the week? Is it possible to achieve it without multiple triggers?
Thanks,
So, after long digging around, it seems like the only way to solve it with existing Quartz tools is to manage this type of scheduling with more that one trigger (one for every weekday).
Hopefully that helps somebody.
How do I specify a task in org-mode as needing to be done 3 times a week without being specific about which day of the week it is?
Org-mode documentation for repeated tasks suggests the use of y/m/d/h intervals, but I didn't find the syntax for specifying an event n times per interval.
You can define your TODO as a habit in org:
The TODO may also have minimum and maximum ranges specified by
using the syntax `.+2d/3d', which says that you want to do the
task at least every three days, but at most every two days.
Maybe this would serve your purpose?