Tim -
Thanks for the great feedback!
1. As far as the BUY command, what I think I'll do is create a tab trigger of "bb" to allow you to enter extra data - I personally just want to know what I need to buy, I usually don't need any other info.
2. That was a typo. I thought I fixed it, but maybe I haven't committed the change yet.
3. I can try. I'm just feeling my way through Ruby, so it may be a little while.
4. I'll look at adding the date to the DONE command. Also, I will change the function to keep the type of task in the line.
Look for the simple fixes tonight, and the more difficult (for me, anyway) over the weekend.
Mike
On 6/7/06, Timothy Bates <
timothy.c.bates@gmail.com> wrote:hi, thanks to the ever-so-cool "Get Bundle" bundle, i have the GTD
bundle installed.
I think this will be very nice.
Thought: when items are marked "d", the command strips the first 5
characters and prefixes the line-item with "done"
this loses what type of item was being handled. I wonder if simply
adding done in front might be better?
then the "done" list, can also preserve the types of things done.
So... given
EMAIL list about how great GTD is
I'd rather see
--> DONE: EMAIL list about how great GTD is
Instead of
--> DONE list about how great GTD is
Currently, this stuffs up the "Show..list" commands, as they detect
the item types even if they have DONE in front of them. The regexp
could either look for DONE and exclude those lines, or else require
that the item type is the first character of the line.
Other comments...
1. I wonder if Buy could have a default syntax like:
BUY ${1:new purchase} from: ${2:business} cost: \$${3:99}
2. Because email exists as an item type on its own, it seems like
"task" (should this
be called TODO?) item should not have email as the default?
TODO ${1:new email}
Not sure what would be better.
3. I wonder if the "Show list" parser could detect e-mail addresses
and wrap them in <a href=""></a> tags?
4. It would be nice, i think, if the "d" tab completion also post-
fixed the item with the current date
--> DONE: EMAIL list about how great GTD is (7/6/06:7pm)
Maybe done items could be parsed by done date and/or type of item and
project file?
If the items were just dumped into a table with type, file, and date
columns, there are nice little chunks of jscript that automagically
make such tables sortable.
tim
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