| 2019-06-24 |
| | 04:56 UTC Revision 1 . . . . Marcin Borkowski – Org Agenda is a legendary feature. One of its selling points is customizability (as is usual in Emacs in general). This, however, comes at a price: agenda generating is slow, even though it is reportedly heavily optimized. (At the worst moment, my agenda took about half a minute to generate. A naive benchmark convinced me that the reason was a rather large Org file, weighing almost a megabyte and containing several thousand headlines (a.k.a. capture.org). No surprise, and a good candidate for optimizing (most of its entries do not really need to be even considered for agenda, so those which do can be moved to another file, and this one can be excluded from agenda generation). But today, I’d like to talk about something else – two of the many options governing agenda generation, namely org-agenda-todo-ignore-with-date and org-agenda-todo-ignore-timestamp. |