Week Planner : future occurence of certain recurrence types not displayed in the hour grid Topic is solved

[William]

Hi Dan,
Thank you very much for your great work. I use your amazing software every day.
I like the week planner.
I notice that the future occurences of certain recurrence types are not displayed in the hour grid, but in the top zone.
That's the case for "MONTHLY every _ month", "MONTHLY the _ …day of every _ month", "YEARLY every (april) (26)", "YEARLY the _ …day of (month)".
I include printscreens. Todolist 8.2.B2
Would it be possible to make them appear in the hour grid ?
Thank you in advance.

[abstr]

Hi William

The tasks you have highlighted appear to span multiple days which is why they only appear at the top.

If this is not correct, can you take a copy of 'Introduction.tdl' and modify it to produce the same issue you are seeing, and then attach it here please?

[William]

I have made a copy of introduction.tdl and modified it to produce the same issue. all these tasks have a start date 24/04/2023, due date 24/04/2023, and all have a start time and a due time.

[abstr]

Thx William, I can reproduce it from your example.

[abstr]

Fixed in 8.2.B3

[William]

Thank you Dan for fixing Week Planner display of yearly future occurrences in 8.2.B3 [update : is not yet fixed for yearly future occurrences]

In 8.2.B3 : Monthly every _ month : displays in the hour grid at first , but for some tasks -after restart of todolist- it's no longer in the hour grid but displays in the top zone. For some tasks it stays in the hour grid.

I include a new introduction.tdl

[abstr]

Thx William, I did observe when fixing the Yearly examples that some of the Monthly options might also be problematic.

[Update] Seems to be a slightly different problem related to 'numerical rounding'. The task starting at midday has no problems because its time component is 0.5, but the one starting at 11.00 can have a calculated time component of 45040.479166669997 or 45040.479166669994 (different last digit) which plays havoc with checking for equivalence.

Good catch.

[William]

I include some "MONTHLY every x month" examples and a new introduction.tdl. made in 8.2.B3
(future occurrences of red ones show in top zone instead of hour grid)

[William]

I include YEARLY examples and a new introduction.tdl. made in 8.2.B3
(future occurrences of red ones show in top zone instead of hour grid)

[William]

I include some "MONTHLY day 5 of every 1 month" examples and a new introduction.tdl. made in 8.2.B3
(future occurrences of red ones show in top zone instead of hour grid)