It works!

Sorry, but no explanations right now -- I'll better have some sleep...

Anyway, the picture is nice, isn't it? :)

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Update: the description of above screenshot.

All of you played Doom. Some of you know that it was programmed by John Carmack. Few of you might be aware of .plan files he posted even before the term `blog' was invented. And I find the format used in those files to be clean, minimalistic, and fitting my own issue-tracking habbits.

The format is simple:
* entry was completed on that day
+ entry was completed on a later day
- entry was decided against on a later day

2009-05-02

  advertise work-log.el

2009-04-09

  + hack "log-mode": start with implementing `C-x 4 a' (change-log-mode)
  + fix jabber-el's "Idle" status

2008-12-24

  + kill the bad guys

  - save the world

  the princess?

Whichever log format is used, log file will grow with time. In three months I had a long file with unfinished tasks being scattered and tiresome to find. I wanted to make them visually distinguishable from completed/rejected. ( Thus work-log.el was born. )

Господин назначил меня любимой женой!

• http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.haskell.xmonad/3327
• http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.haskell.xmonad/3328

:)

(Subject отсюда.)

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