I always thought this was some simple text-formatting to do list, much like iCal or any such thing, but it seems to possibly be a code- centered project something TODO? Is there any way I can get some more info? (basicly, I did google a bit and didn't find anything, so I'm looking for that "you should've found this googling you idiot"-link)
Andreas
On May 10, 2006, at 4:28 PM, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
I always thought this was some simple text-formatting to do list, much like iCal or any such thing, but it seems to possibly be a code-centered project something TODO? Is there any way I can get some more info? (basicly, I did google a bit and didn't find anything, so I'm looking for that "you should've found this googling you idiot"-link)
You are referring to the TODO bundle and the todo command therein i pressume? I am guessing you read the help file in the bundle? As the help file says, this scans your project for lines that say: TODO:..... and adds these to this list. So say you have some project you work on, and there are 30 things in 15 files that need fixing, and you have marked those with the words TODO next to them. Then running this command should provide you with a nice list of them.
Andreas
Haris
I actually didn't, thanks for pointing me that way. I never thought there would be a helpfile in a bundle :) It seems to be very useful, but not instantly updating, or is it that I need to save files in order to get it to update? Probably not a biggie but still .... ?
Andreas
On May 10, 2006, at 23:51 , Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
On May 10, 2006, at 4:28 PM, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
I always thought this was some simple text-formatting to do list, much like iCal or any such thing, but it seems to possibly be a code-centered project something TODO? Is there any way I can get some more info? (basicly, I did google a bit and didn't find anything, so I'm looking for that "you should've found this googling you idiot"-link)
You are referring to the TODO bundle and the todo command therein i pressume? I am guessing you read the help file in the bundle? As the help file says, this scans your project for lines that say: TODO:..... and adds these to this list. So say you have some project you work on, and there are 30 things in 15 files that need fixing, and you have marked those with the words TODO next to them. Then running this command should provide you with a nice list of them.
Andreas
Haris
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What exactly is the "RADAR" think for? can't seem to find any information on it
Eric Coleman
On May 11, 2006, at 2:30 AM, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
I actually didn't, thanks for pointing me that way. I never thought there would be a helpfile in a bundle :) It seems to be very useful, but not instantly updating, or is it that I need to save files in order to get it to update? Probably not a biggie but still .... ?
Andreas
On May 10, 2006, at 23:51 , Charilaos Skiadas wrote:
On May 10, 2006, at 4:28 PM, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
I always thought this was some simple text-formatting to do list, much like iCal or any such thing, but it seems to possibly be a code-centered project something TODO? Is there any way I can get some more info? (basicly, I did google a bit and didn't find anything, so I'm looking for that "you should've found this googling you idiot"-link)
You are referring to the TODO bundle and the todo command therein i pressume? I am guessing you read the help file in the bundle? As the help file says, this scans your project for lines that say: TODO:..... and adds these to this list. So say you have some project you work on, and there are 30 things in 15 files that need fixing, and you have marked those with the words TODO next to them. Then running this command should provide you with a nice list of them.
Andreas
Haris
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On May 11, 2006, at 1:30 AM, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
I actually didn't, thanks for pointing me that way. I never thought there would be a helpfile in a bundle :) It seems to be very useful, but not instantly updating, or is it that I need to save files in order to get it to update? Probably not a biggie but still .... ?
You need to both save files and rerun it in order for it to update. It is just a ruby script that gets the file contents by just reading the files, and not from textmate, it doesn't know about non-saved files.
Andreas
Haris
hi andreas.
"todo" searches project-wide for code-comments with the strings "todo", "fixme" and "changeme" and presents a list with the lines and links to the files. very convenient to keep track of... well... things you still have to do. try it!
hope i could help you.
kind regards, niko.
On May 10, 2006, at 3:43 PM, Niko Dittmann wrote:
"todo" searches project-wide for code-comments with the strings "todo", "fixme" and "changeme" and presents a list with the lines and links to the files. very convenient to keep track of... well... things you still have to do. try it!
There is another one called "RADAR". I assume that's some sort of bug- tracking tag. Does anyone have more details about it?
Trevor
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