On Nov 18, 2006, at 2:23 PM, Piero D'Ancona wrote:
Hi Haris,
let's compromise :) It's again my request that arbitrary text lines (for notes) can be included in gtd files (and simply ignored by the parser). Are you really against it? This would give much greater flexibility to the format, with only some minor risk, but that's my opinion.
I really don't see why you can't simply add any lines you want, prepended by a "# ". That's what the comments are for. Anyway, I removed the check now, so you can freely add anything you want anywhere, and it will simply be ignored.
But if you are really against, what about the following format:
- gtd files can be divided into two sections, separated
by some delimiter (e.g., a line like #### PROJECTS AND ACTIONS #### or something similar) 2) above the delimiter line I can write anything, it's ignored by the parser 3) below the line I write projects and actions and here the syntax is strict: only projects and actions are allowed.
With this kind of format, the flexibility would be enhanced as I need. At the same time, any mistake in writing tasks or projects would be spotted by the parser. What do you think? (Please?)
This is actually more work for me, since it would require more significant changes to the parser.
Ciao, Piero
Haris