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More M-o actions for counsel/ivy/Embark users? #2

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unhammer opened this issue Apr 17, 2018 · 2 comments
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More M-o actions for counsel/ivy/Embark users? #2

unhammer opened this issue Apr 17, 2018 · 2 comments

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@unhammer
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unhammer commented Apr 17, 2018

Related package https://github.com/akirak/counsel-org-clock/ has a bunch of actions, presumably people find them useful?

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shrysr commented Apr 13, 2020

I've been trying this package (which I found thanks to this issue) and have to say I do use them and for me - these are logical extensions and what I wanted from org-mru-clock or a clocking control package. One thing I particularly like about counsel-org-clock is that I can Jump to a task, and not necessarily clock in as that seems mandatory with org-mru-clock.

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unhammer commented Apr 13, 2020

Clocking in is certainly not mandatory. We currently set the following actions:

  • "g" org-mru-clock--goto "goto"
  • "z" org-mru-clock--add-note "note"
  • "SPC" org-mru-clock--show-narrowed "show"

cf. https://github.com/unhammer/org-mru-clock/blob/master/org-mru-clock.el#L392-L395
Using any of the above will not clock you into any task.

Are there any other actions you use that, that seem universal enough to be included in the default set?

(Note that ivy is configurable enough that it's easy to add your own actions to ivy-functions defined by other packages, so if org-mru-clock didn't already define these, you could just have that code-snippet in your init.el)

@unhammer unhammer changed the title More M-o actions for counsel/ivy users? More M-o actions for counsel/ivy/Embark users? Jan 13, 2021
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