time-grid entries from multiple days under one heading? about org-super-agenda HOT 3 CLOSED

No, org-super-agenda has no concept of time, it simply post-processes what's passed to org-agenda-finalize-entries. In the case of agendas spanning multiple days, Org calls that multiple times, once for each day. Combining entries from multiple days into a single group would require a different approach.

Essentially what you're asking for is a new, custom Agenda command (and I don't mean "custom Agenda command" in the sense that Org Agenda uses it; rather, I mean code that constructs the equivalent of an Agenda view from scratch, according to your needs).

Now having said that, it wouldn't be terribly difficult to build such a command using org-ql and org-ql-agenda. The key would be gathering all of the time-log entries and passing them to a custom grouping/formatting function that would group them by day and format all the day-groups into a single string.

BTW, I like the pretend events you used in the example. The extremely overdue "read the manual" and "check that crack in the helmet" cracked me up! :)

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I figured there was a theme in your readme ;)

org-ql-agenda looks quite interesting! (I couldn't get the example to run though, I guess if-let* is from a newer Emacs than I have.) Anyway, I suppose this should be closed then, if it's outside super-agenda's scope and possible with org-ql once I upgrade.

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Yes, very unfortunately, Emacs 26 decided to obsolete if-let with if-let*, so if I use the former, it will show a warning, and if I use the latter, Emacs 25 users will get a failure. Very frustrating. You can simply rename if-let* to if-let or -if-let* and it should work. And Emacs 26 isn't hard to install manually if you need to.

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