planner-goto-today opens today's page. Day pages are named ‘YYYY.MM.DD’ and contain your notes for the day. They can also be named ‘YYYY-MM-DD’ if you prefer – just customize the value of planner-date-separator.
You should see a file that looks like this:
* Tasks
* Schedule
* Notes
You can type anything you want into this file. You can add or delete sections.
Use the following commands to navigate through day pages:
Start planning the day. If
planner-carry-tasks-forwardis non-nil, copy the most recent unfinished tasks to today's page, else open the most recent page.
Prompt for a date using a calendar pop-up and display the corresponding day page. You can specify dates partially. The current year and month are used if omitted from the input. For example, if today is 2004.05.05, then
- +1 is one day from now, or ‘2004.05.06’
- -1 is one day before now, or ‘2004.05.04’
- 12 is equivalent to ‘2004.05.12’
- 8.12 is equivalent to ‘2004.08.12’
- 2005.08.12 is a full date specification
In the calendar buffer, you can also left-click or press <RET> on a date to select it.
Display today's page. Create the page if it does not yet exist.
Goto the planner page days after the currently displayed date. If days is nil, go to the day immediately after the currently displayed date. If the current buffer is not a daily planner page, calculate date based on today.
Goto the planner page days before the currently displayed date. If days is nil, go to the day immediately before the currently displayed date. If the current buffer is not a daily planner page, calculate date based on today.
Goto the last plan page before the current date. The current date is taken from the day page in the current buffer, or today if the current buffer is not a planner page. Do not create pages if they do not yet exist.
Goto the first plan page after the current date. The current date is taken from the day page in the current buffer, or today if the current buffer is not a planner page. Do not create pages if they do not yet exist.