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Show 1st week of next month in calendar #98
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I agree it's easier, but it's not so easy to implement it. It would require much more logic, and a proper way to distinguish what belongs to next/prev month (highlighting and such). |
Both make sense 👍 |
I pushed a change that does 2 things:
This makes using calendar a bit smoother. Let me know what you think. |
Awesome! 😎 thanks 🙏 |
…and remove pipes. Fixes nvim-orgmode#98.
…and remove pipes. Fixes nvim-orgmode#98.
I don't want to necrobump but I was about to create an issue about the same thing around one year later 😅 |
I'm unsure I understand the issue fully. Do you propose that
OR
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The first one. It would be useful in weeks like the current one where Monday is 31st. But it's only a marginal thing if it's too difficult to implement 😉 |
Reopening for now, else this will slip through the cracks. |
…and remove pipes. Fixes nvim-orgmode#98.
…and remove pipes. Fixes nvim-orgmode#98.
Does this feature exist in Emacs orgmode core?
N/A
Orgmode link
I've not used emacs.
Feature value
It's easier to schedule tasks if one week of next month is also visible in the calendar view. Currently if I want to schedule something on Oct 1, and today is Sep 30, I have to press 7 keys:
>kkkkww
. With the modification 2 keysww
.Actually, if we are optimizing the calendar, it would be nice to get rid of the pipes
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, without them jumping between dates would be twice as fast 👍Additional context
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