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@bravilogy the documentation for mode-line-org-clock
( SPC h d f
followed by the function name ) is not helpful in this case. I assumed it was for Clocking your time in org-mode https://orgmode.org/manual/Clocking-Work-Time.html#Clocking-Work-Time
The org-mode menu seems to work better, , C
Its a bit of a mystery to me (I should read the docs). I cant seem to start the org-clock, so probably one reason I dont get a display in the mode line
definitely seems to be for timing how long you took on a task, which I assume goes into your TODO's and possibly your agenda... If you find out anything interesting, would love to know. I havent used agenda much either, probably because my TODO's are very messy at the moment
the mode-line-org-clock
toggle adds the current name of the heading and the time? to the modeline
It seems to me that the time added is the length of the last closed time segment ... but it seems like it should be showing the current one
ah, it shows the current total for the current item/heading? that makes sense