Charilaos Skiadas <skiadas@...> writes:
But how is that better than calling the current date command and typing the number of days you want to shift forward, or minus that number of days otherwise?
Right, your new date command is amazing and it is perfect when adding a date to an action etc. But I very frequently add dates to other types of notes, I mean, not gtd files, and it is handy to have a quick shortcut to write today's date and shift it a little.
- Also for me the checkbox works in strange ways.
You could write a little command to do that via applescript.
Yes, the easiest is
osascript &>/dev/null \ -e 'tell app "SystemUIServer" to activate' \ -e 'tell app "TextMate" to activate' &
as in the bash_init.sh script. Actually you might add this to your command to ensure focus-out focus-in
Haris
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