9.3 Planner Keybindings

In order to refresh and renumber all of your tasks according to their actual order in the buffer, simply save the file or call M-x planner-renumber-tasks.

Here is a summary of the keystrokes available:

M-x plan

Begin your planning session. This goes to the last day for which there is any planning info (or today if none), allowing you to review, and create/move tasks from that day.

C-c C-u

Move a task up.

C-c C-d

Move a task down.

C-c C-s

Mark the task as in progress or delegated.

C-c C-x

Mark the task as finished.

C-c C-t

Create a task associated with the current Wiki page. If you are on the opening line of a Note entry, it is assumed that the note itself is the origin of the task.

C-c C-c

Move or copy the current task to another date. If the current task is an original (meaning you are in the buffer where's defined, hopefully a planning page) then it will be copied, and the original task will also now point to the copy. If the current task is a copy, it will just be moved to the new day, and the original task's link will be updated.

C-c C-n

Jump to today's task page. If you call (planner-calendar-insinuate), typing n in the Emacs calendar (see Calendar/Diary) will jump to today's task page.

C-c C-x

planner-task-done

C-c C-z

planner-task-in-progress

C-c C-d

planner-lower-task

C-c C-u

planner-raise-task

C-c C-c

planner-copy-or-move-task

C-c C-t

planner-create-task-from-buffer

C-c C-j

This is a prefix command.

C-c C-n

planner-goto-today

C-c C-j C-r

planner-goto-most-recent

C-c C-j C-t

planner-goto-tomorrow

C-c C-j C-y

planner-goto-yesterday

C-c C-j C-j

planner-goto-today

C-c C-j C-n

planner-goto-next-daily-page

C-c C-j C-p

planner-goto-previous-daily-page

C-c C-j C-d

planner-goto