You can override the look by customizing the setting. With material night eighties color theme: Many report that the List highlighted annotations command is not working, make sure you have the file types included via todohighlight.include. So I've been wanting an extension for a long time that highlights them and reminds me that there are notes or things not done yet.
#TASKPAPER VS TODO.TXT CODE#
Sometimes you forget to review the TODOs you've added while coding before you publish the code to production. taskpaper as a valid file extension for Markor.Highlight TODO, FIXME and other annotations within your code. I like Taskpaper because of the easy ability to group items under a project, while still having the flexibility to have due dates and priorities.Īnd, if nothing else, set. Searching for would give me all of the tasks tagged for today. Because the tags can be anything, it’s very flexible, and easy to search. For example, when I use Editorial on my iPhone, each item in the list as a checkbox, and tapping the text box adds the tag. The appearance of the lines can vary depending on the client. Post example file to Github Taskpaper, a line that ends with a colon is the name of the project, and the next lines are part of that project. Run backups Call mom Schedule haircut Pick up milk This app allows exporting of csv files it might be worth looking at it for ideas. The first version is better readable for people, the second one would be better for post-processing (getting time totals).Īn idea for a very simple “real” timetracking app - there is ATimeTracker. It might need post-processing to be really useful. This one is a bit problematic because it mixes projects and tasks. Where the start of the next project/task stops automatically the currently running task, if there is one. The format then might be: > 09:45:06 #task1 note There is also a possible alternative display, using the idea that you cannot work at two projects/tasks at the same time. This one uses yaml files and these are the symbols when displaying current tasks. The syntax is taken from PyDitz, which is overkill for simple time tracking. Not sure, if the “created” and “finished” timestamps would be important here, it might be simpler without it. > 10:40:16 started working on Project2, no specific task Time tracking format might be then: Project1 IMHO, as format the simplest way would be simply insert timestamp, with marking of start/stop times, staying with the txt files. Though I am not sure if this would actually useful. Highlighting of datetime, tags and projects.Auto insert datetime (Very similar to date insert in todo.txt).The enhancements we would need to make this more complete in Markor would be: The date time dialog allows custom formats and long press inserts the last used format.
T07:15 Had coffee Had breakfast Went on morning run is actually pretty easy to do in Markor. position in the file has no intrinsic meaning, again, like todo.txt) All log entries are completely independent (i.e. The text description can optionally have tags and progects (similar to todo.txt).
#TASKPAPER VS TODO.TXT ISO#
I use this for logging more than time tracking.Įach line in the file is a single log entry consisting of an ISO date-time string and a text description. Recently I have begun using a very simple format which is somewhat similar to todo.txt. Things like projects and context are already available in this format. To use Start/end date and add times as key:value pairs that is shown in standard also. If not much results are available, it’s suggested to go for an extended kind of todo.txt. So the first part is research, to find out what is available, best if there are existing clients and java-libraries available for given format/standard. Selection between overall and all projects.
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