I found a previous post (message #429)with the same error and tried what it described with no results. When I type: $ t a{Tab} I get: $ t abash: completion:...
Ok, I figured it out... the directory that the script was in was wrong. After I restarted the shell I noticed a line that said the script could not be found so...
Hello all, After reading more of the posts around here I decided to switch from the todo.sh to the todo.py. My problem started with with todo_completer.sh. It...
After upgrading a project task to my todo list (with p n PROJECT TASK# -c), how do I move it back (without doing it manually)? I have some tasks that have...
I have a little script I wrote to pull out my todos/projects and put them on paper. It's a work-in-progress and it's highly customized, but you can take a look...
Hey guys, I founds the Todo.txt site and am interested in maybe using it. One thing that I wonder about though. I spend my day at 3 different machines, Windows...
Simple, install your todo directory, alias file, etc. on a jump drive. I work on two Macs and it's seemless. In fact, I even have geeklog running on my...
Or if you have ssh access to one of the machines from the other two, just run todo.sh on one computer, and access it from the other two remotely. Pat...
I personally have my terminal on all day and it gets junked up with loads of output from log files or the like. I find it a lot easier on the eye to clear the...
I personally have my terminal on all day and it gets junked up with loads of output from log files or the like. I find it a lot easier on the eye to clear the...
Hello to all! ... I just thought I would mention a shortcut for the clear command, although I don't know if it works in all types of terminals or inside ...
You could _almost_ do it with: p n `t list TASK#` However, you'd get the task number as part of the project task, you'd run the risk of there being more than...
... I have more machines than that. No macintosh yet, but someday probably. I am using Subversion to keep track of my home directory. You can do the same...
... Wow - cool tip! Works in both KDE's Konsole, and in Cygwin on Windows - and even for remote (ssh) sessions. That'll be a big productivity booster for me!...
Hi all, I just found out about all this txt approach to procastinating by "getting things done" :-) I looked around the forum and the site but couldn't find a...
Hey everyone. I've fallen in love with Tilda, which I think is a great Terminal program to use with Todo.sh. It runs in the background and then pops up when...
The original shell script was developed by Gina Trapani and hosted here: http://todotxt.com/ Development of a python version, was undertaken and a repository...
Sean
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Mar 17, 2007 4:50 am
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hmmm, so it technically works in reverse but not well...this is when I wish I understood code better - I'm thinking that that part of the project.sh script...
I'm presently working on a "personal information manager" that has been inspired by the original work of Gina. So far I have completed a calendar script that...
Wow.. thats really good. If you let me in, I may be able to turn it into a cross platform php script, with ical support for those who wish to export to ical....
... <snip> ... This is very nice, and I like the webpage output quite a bit: very clean and intuitive. Have you taken a look at remind? This seems to be very...
... into a ... export to ... I have uploaded pim.tar.gz to the Files section of the yahoo groups page. It will extract into a pim directory with the following...
... That's a really nice layout, and if it was based on remind (the wheel you are re-inventing) I'd use it daily. That's nice work, and the all-console PIM is...
Thanks to everyone who pointed out 'remind' to me. I was actually not aware of it before. I have read through the manual and it appears to be a very neat...
... Just an FYI for when you get to that point: There are already a couple of tools to help you with that like rem2ics, ics2rem, and rem2html (I may be...
... It's funny. Back when people used to access terminals via modems and slow links, a lot of noise would creep into the terminal and you had to hit ctrl-L...
... much fun so I patched the ... Or you could also have the folowing in your .bashrc file: alias t='clear; todo.sh' This has the advantage that if you upgrade...