todo.sh seems not working properly with terminal in leopard. for example, there is always a "-e" show up at the beginning of the todo list when i type "t...
I am having difficulty getting started, I did the following: 1. Terminal, type: defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE Hit Enter. Then 2....
Found and edited the .todo file Unable to find the following because I can not find the ~/bash_profile: Access todo.sh from anywhere in the file tree. Add the...
I have been a bit confused by the "-e" since my Leopard upgrade also. However, it only shows up when todo.sh is invoked in Terminal and Geektool. Strangely, it...
If ".bash_profile" does not already exist in your home directory (~/), just create it. Notice the period at the beginning of the file name. You'll have to...
... The todo.sh script is using the "echo -e" command, but the -e option is not recognised by the Mac Bash. You can edit the todo.sh file, look for the -e...
Hi there! Great piece of scripting, this is. If there are no objections, I would suggest that: 1. There be a way to sort, in the text file, all the tasks....
On Dec 19, 2007 4:27 PM, whydoihavetoregister < ... If you are using the python version; you can comment line 204 and uncomment line 203. I believe that will...
... Thanks, Graphmed. That's the solution for the "-e" issue. In my first post I wrote "t ls -p" is not working -- that's an error i made, things go fine when...
I realise the installation issue has been addressed in this group and on the website todotxt.com but it's still confusing for me as an average Jane Doe. Where...
... These are commands that you would run in terminal. On my 10.4 system it is under Applcations/Utilities/Terminal. It may be different in leopard the chmod...
... This is a command you enter in the terminal. It tells the computer to make the todo.sh file executable. If you don't do this, when you try to run...
I have installed todo_completer on Cywin I have install the bash completion module. I entered the commands in .bashrc and .bash_profile and when the ...
Firstly, thanks for the responses :) Using terminal makes me feel like I'm going to stuff up my computer accidentally. But I keep getting: "-bash: $: command...
Are you typing the dollor sign? If so, you are not supposed to. It is meant to show that you are at a terminal prompt. type chmod +x todo.sh in the directory...
Don't type in the dollar sign. That is just to let you know that you are on the command line. You can ignore the dollar sign for now, and try typing in the...
Also, take a look at this article. http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2001/12/14/terminal_one.html. It may get you a little more use to the terminal in...
I was typing the dollar sign! haha. Thanks guys for your help and encouragement. And thanks for the article link too. I was thinking, What kind of weird...
-Thanks for the reply it doesn't help though, in fact there is no change in the error message... tgb -- In todotxt@yahoogroups.com, "Jeremy Gransden"...
Back in May I decided to see whether I could write a script that would implement a tickler file system, as recommended in GTD. I was aware of Tannie's system ...
... oh, and perhaps I had also mention one "known" bug: Tickling by months, eg. tickler.pl add 1 month Something I need to do in a month This always interprets...
... Careful with this command, it can also rename files. What your command is doing is renaming .todo to just . (which isn't really allowed, since '.' means...
Joseph -- You should change the line at the top of the todo.sh script to be: #! /bin/bash instead of #! /bin/sh I think that will fix your problem. See: ...
It's really a much better idea to change: #! /bin/sh to #! /bin/bash as this is a documented bug in OS X's /bin/sh. echo -e *should* work. That is, /bin/sh...
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