hi everybody.
i really LOVE the TODO-Bundle (thanks to whoever wrote it). as i'm using it alot, i added some features:
- i like to see, wether s/th is TODO, FIXME or CHANGED. so i added these words to the list and colored them differently. - i added buttons to hide each category. - as i'm a programming nube, i add own "changed"-comments ("NikosChange") to stuff i change in my RoR- and Joomla-projects to keep track of what i do (wrong ;-). i added this as another category. adopt this to your needs.
as i'm a programming nube (but you know that already), i'm all but shure that i didn't make mistakes in my changes (you know that, too). so if anybody and especially the author of the TODO-bundle finds bugs in my code, please tell me over this list.
regards, niko.
ps: excuse my bad english.
Very nice, indeed. Though the looks could be improved a little :)
When I use the buttons the display gets garbled up sometimes, will check that out.
Soryu
On 30.01.2006, at 19:21, Niko Dittmann wrote:
- i like to see, wether s/th is TODO, FIXME or CHANGED. so i added
these words to the list and colored them differently.
- i added buttons to hide each category.
- as i'm a programming nube, i add own "changed"-comments
("NikosChange") to stuff i change in my RoR- and Joomla-projects to keep track of what i do (wrong ;-). i added this as another category. adopt this to your needs.
any success here?
Am 30.01.2006 um 20:36 schrieb Soryu:
Very nice, indeed. Though the looks could be improved a little :)
When I use the buttons the display gets garbled up sometimes, will check that out.
i guess it's a problem with how i'm hiding stuff... i just set the height to 0... it would be better to also set the visibility to hidden, me thinkin.
also something like "hide everything but 'CHANGED'" would be nice...
Soryu
On 30.01.2006, at 19:21, Niko Dittmann wrote:
- i like to see, wether s/th is TODO, FIXME or CHANGED. so i added
these words to the list and colored them differently.
- i added buttons to hide each category.
- as i'm a programming nube, i add own "changed"-comments
("NikosChange") to stuff i change in my RoR- and Joomla-projects to keep track of what i do (wrong ;-). i added this as another category. adopt this to your needs.
Hey Niko,
sorry for the late answer. Busy, busy, busy.
I changed the command to toggle the display property between "none" and "list-item" and made the buttons toggle i, so we need only 4 instead of eight buttons. So here is my/our version of the "Show TODO List" command. (I left in your "NikosChange" thingy which can be easily removed). What does the list say to this in general, and allan specifically?
the source:
Soryu.
Hey .. that looks pretty spiffy.
A little while ago I hacked up my TODO bundle to recognize different tags .. i just changed the regex's and whatnot in the command itself.
I was wondering we could make it that more general, as in perhaps making a file with your own delimited set of 'things' to flag in the 'todo' fashion .. kind of like Eclipse's task list.
So maybe something like: TODO NOTE OPTIMIZE DEBUG ... etc ...
You know ... different people can have their own way of flagging parts of their code ... then the todo bundle can read those and do what it does now by showing a separated list of them when you fire up the command.
Just an idea to kick around ... maybe I'll take a crack at it.
-steve
On Feb 12, 2006, at 12:33 PM, Soryu wrote:
Hey Niko,
sorry for the late answer. Busy, busy, busy.
I changed the command to toggle the display property between "none" and "list-item" and made the buttons toggle i, so we need only 4 instead of eight buttons. So here is my/our version of the "Show TODO List" command. (I left in your "NikosChange" thingy which can be easily removed). What does the list say to this in general, and allan specifically?
<todo.gif>
the source:
<Sho todo list command.txt>
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On 12/2/2006, at 18:33, Soryu wrote:
So here is my/our version of the "Show TODO List" command. (I left in your "NikosChange" thingy which can be easily removed). What does the list say to this in general, and allan specifically?
The command is mainly the child of Brad Miller, but I can roll in the changes, as it seems like a good improvement (now that it actually updates correctly on toggle).
Those buttons though are still horrible :) And for an official version, I'll remove NikosChange. But the command could be make to use some optional environment variables, for stuff like this.
Good Idea,
Regarding that file, I'd rather use an Environmental Variable like $TM_TODO_TAGS or such, which is settable in General TextMate Preferences. A comma separated list should suffice, I think. Or better still, pipe-separated, so we can be lazy and pass that directly to the regexp ;)
Soryu.
PS: One more thing I changed for the command. It works now for the whole project. Before it would start at the folder of the current file and search recursive from there. Plus the HTML even validates now. :)
On 12.02.2006, at 23:01, Steve Lianoglou wrote:
Hey .. that looks pretty spiffy.
A little while ago I hacked up my TODO bundle to recognize different tags .. i just changed the regex's and whatnot in the command itself.
I was wondering we could make it that more general, as in perhaps making a file with your own delimited set of 'things' to flag in the 'todo' fashion .. kind of like Eclipse's task list.
So maybe something like: TODO NOTE OPTIMIZE DEBUG ... etc ...
You know ... different people can have their own way of flagging parts of their code ... then the todo bundle can read those and do what it does now by showing a separated list of them when you fire up the command.
Just an idea to kick around ... maybe I'll take a crack at it.
-steve
On Feb 12, 2006, at 12:33 PM, Soryu wrote:
Hey Niko,
sorry for the late answer. Busy, busy, busy.
I changed the command to toggle the display property between "none" and "list-item" and made the buttons toggle i, so we need only 4 instead of eight buttons. So here is my/our version of the "Show TODO List" command. (I left in your "NikosChange" thingy which can be easily removed). What does the list say to this in general, and allan specifically?
<todo.gif>
the source:
<Sho todo list command.txt>
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nice, soryu. thanks!
Am 13.02.2006 um 01:35 schrieb Allan Odgaard:
On 12/2/2006, at 18:33, Soryu wrote:
So here is my/our version of the "Show TODO List" command. (I left in your "NikosChange" thingy which can be easily removed). What does the list say to this in general, and allan specifically?
The command is mainly the child of Brad Miller, but I can roll in the changes, as it seems like a good improvement (now that it actually updates correctly on toggle).
look, mom: i'm in textmates svn!
Those buttons though are still horrible :)
sad, but true...
And for an official version, I'll remove NikosChange.
shure :). i left it there just to show how i adopted it to my requirements. it would be great to generalize this
niko.
regarding the buttons:
I thought them ugly, too, but the color makes them speak for themselves. I tried using a form with more OSX style buttons but it does not communicate the relation between the different kind of items that way.
Soryu.
On 13.02.2006, at 01:35, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 12/2/2006, at 18:33, Soryu wrote:
So here is my/our version of the "Show TODO List" command. (I left in your "NikosChange" thingy which can be easily removed). What does the list say to this in general, and allan specifically?
The command is mainly the child of Brad Miller, but I can roll in the changes, as it seems like a good improvement (now that it actually updates correctly on toggle).
Those buttons though are still horrible :) And for an official version, I'll remove NikosChange. But the command could be make to use some optional environment variables, for stuff like this.
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