New answers tagged time-date
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Convert the date strings to time values, then use time-less-p to compare the time values.
C-h f time-less-p:
time-less-p is a built-in function in ‘C source code’.
(time-less-p T1 T2)
Return non-nil if time value T1 is earlier than time value T2.
A nil value for either argument stands for the current time.
See current-time-string for the various forms of a ...
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I've found a solution. It's acceptable for me. I don't know if it's useful for you. Anyway I'm sharing it.
I changed the format a bit (one column for the times, not two), I think it is more practical.
Example: Workflow for a day:
| work | workflow | single durations | sum |
|------+------------------------------------+--------------...
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(In case someone wants the sorting, without the column, the built-in s v will sort by "recency" and should (roughly, see below) do the trick.)
I wanted something like this as well, so I put the above comments to work.
First create the actual column, via define-ibuffer-column. buffer-display-time is a local variable, hence with-current-buffer sets ...
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I'll hazard a guess what you mean and show one simple way of getting answers to your problem in an org-mode buffer.
Put your statement dates in an org-mode table like below. The dates have to be in a format that org-mode recognises. Here they are inactive dates without time string. Place the cursor in the formula line under the table and press C-c C-c to ...
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[Partial answer: how to get the information and turn it into a string. What it does not do (yet?) is add it to the modeline; but I believe (untested and therefore maybe baseless) that this is fundamentally sound]
The following function can be used e.g. in the find-file-hook to retrieve the information needed and turn it into a string - it only does it for ...
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