Is this project still active? I just installed version 1.7.3 (released over two years ago), and ran into what appears to be a serious bug right off the bat: ...
The tutorial looks interesting. Thanks for sharing. But I'm curious to know the reasons for writing an Open Source GTD application in C++ instead of one of the...
... Ah, you have assumed that task was written in C++ for performance reasons, and that Perl, Python, PHP, Ruby and Java are more portable than Autotools and...
... Well, I don't think todo.sh is still in active development - but that's probably because it's perfect now... ... I can't reproduce this: t a "install and...
... That's what I'd been hoping. ... Indeed, the number of TODO entries is irrelevant. The problem is that I've got an old version of GNU sed (version 3.02) on...
... tiny). ... portable ... binary. Just to be clear - I'm not saying that you're doing anything wrong, and I'm not complaining about any particular bug. I'm...
... FWIW, there's an effort to create a clean Python port of todo.sh: http://github.com/FND/todotxt/tree/master http://github.com/FND/todotxt/tree/rewrite It's...
... <flame type=completelyUnwarranted> Ummm, any of them? ;o) </flame> /me dons python-covered anti-perl flame suit and starts running... Someone the other day...
Hey, I've installed Dropbox both here at work and on my home pc. Since Dropbox keeps both the folder here and the folder at home in sync, I'd like to move my...
... That's more like it. I don't think I'm doing extra work - using a combination of STL and some existing code of my own (Table.cpp for example - a...
... Should work just fine - that's what the location setting is there for, after all. (As far as I'm aware, Dropbox - unlike WebDAV, for example - behaves just...
... Heh, I still have a C book lying around somewhere that has "based on the *proposed* ANSI standard" on the cover. I *like* C, but I can't usually justify...
Hope someone can please advise... Earlier this year, I managed to get ToDo.txt and Remind calendar setup to display on my Windows desktop using Samurize....
... I'm thinking that a modification to the program to automatically generate a plain text file (which would contain the output of say, "task ls") would be...
... Great idea. I'd be happy to add this to task. Here's what I think makes sense: 1) a configuration variable that turns on the plain-text shadow file ...
... Well, that is the raw file. You need a stripped-down version. the easiest way to create that would be to do this: % task list > file That will create a...
Hi, I'm using Task inside of Cygwin. When I pipe the output of task like this "task ls > taskoutput.txt", I get a text file with a bunch of what I think are...
Richard, That is a bug I thought I fixed a while ago. I just ran that command here, and don't see the control codes. Is it possible you are not running 1.4.2?...
Boy do I feel like a bozo. ;) Here I am making deb files for you and I completely forgot to update my cygwin installation of Task (which was still at 1.3.1!) ...
I've been moving my organizational system to todo.sh and love it, especially now that I'm working on two different platforms (my desktop is a Dell running...
Task 1.4.3 is released, and includes: - Added support for a shadow file that contains a plain text task report, with the "shadow.file" and "shadow.command"...
Hi Paul, I have upgraded my work and home machines to 1.4.3. Thanks. One question though. I can't seem to find the shadow.txt file. I'm not sure it's even...
... now. That's right - the task database has to be modified to trigger an update. I think I need to look into creating that initial version automatically, if...
... What if an "initial version" of the shadow files *exists*, but is out of sync with the (real) task DB? If the shadow file is "write only", then you may...
The shadow file is write only. Currentlu it is only written out when the task DB changes, which is already more frequently than necessary, so I won't be...
... the todotxt programs ... If I'm not mistaken there ought to be a more recent version. The link was posted on this mailing list. A testing version is fine...