add org-clock-agenda-daytime-mode

[ArneBab]

Brief summary of what the package does

display the time clocked today in the modeline

Direct link to the package repository

https://github.com/ArneBab/emacs-org-clock-daytime

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Checklist

• The package is released under a GPL-Compatible Free Software License
• I've read CONTRIBUTING.org
• I've used the latest version of package-lint to check for packaging issues, and addressed its feedback
• My elisp byte-compiles cleanly
• I've used M-x checkdoc to check the package's documentation strings
• I've built and installed the package using the instructions in CONTRIBUTING.org

[riscy]

Thanks for this. Quick first pass --

org-clock-agenda-daytime-mode.el with package-lint 20240220.2303:

10 issues found:
1:0: error: Package should have a Homepage or URL header.
1:0: error: package.el cannot parse this buffer: Package lacks a file header
1:89: warning: You should depend on (emacs "24.1") if you need lexical-binding.
37:0: error: "org-total-time--last-time" doesn't start with package's prefix "org-clock-agenda-daytime".
38:0: error: "org-total-time--last-res" doesn't start with package's prefix "org-clock-agenda-daytime".
41:10: error: You should depend on (emacs "24.1") if you need `org'.
42:0: error: "org-total-time" doesn't start with package's prefix "org-clock-agenda-daytime".
51:21: error: You should depend on (emacs "26.1") if you need `org-duration-from-minutes'.
56:37: error: You should depend on (emacs "24.3") if you need `org-clock-sum-today'.
60:0: error: Global minor modes should be autoloaded or, rarely, `:require' their defining file (i.e. ":require 'org-clock-agenda-daytime-mode"), to support the customization variable of the same name.

org-clock-agenda-daytime-mode.el with melpazoid:

- org-clock-agenda-daytime-mode.el#L52: It's safer to sharp-quote function names; use `#'`

[ArneBab]

Thank you for checking! I doublechecked my linting here and found I had used use-package-lint instead … (I’m sorry about that). The most recent commit should fix the issues.

Regarding melpazoid: did this run on the most recent code? I’m already using #'+ in apply.

[riscy]

Regarding melpazoid

Some of those sharp-quote nags occasionally throw false positives and I have to double-check them by hand. But the version of the code I am checking right now (your latest) is not throwing any of them.

In any case, thanks for this - merging. :)

[ArneBab]

Thank you for merging — and doubled for maintaining melpa!