Hi, So I am setting this up for the first time attempting to use Cygwin.(Note: I am also a new Cygwin/Unix user). I can see .todo if I am in Windows Explorer,...
Cygwin and Unix like operating systems will not show dot files (files beginnign with a . ) by default. You will have to specifically tell the shell to show...
I'm making extensive use of Task, however there is one thing I'd like to be able to do and I'm not sure if it's something I could find a kludgy solution for,...
On Thu, 5 Feb 2009 08:20:54 -0500 ... You could try adding "@hitlist" to any items you want blocked off. Then "todo ls @hitlist" to list just those items....
Thanks for the response, but I'm not using todotxt, but Task ( http://www.beckingham.net/task.html) <http://www.beckingham.net/task.html> Actually I think I've...
i'm doing something like this via a python script that I wrote (that is so ugly i am embaraased to share it...). but i think you could, via a tag called ...
Richard, I think this is doable using task 1.4.3, and I do something similar. First, add a tag to those special tasks: % task 12 +punchlist % task 23...
... Nope. That does exactly what I wanted. Great! I only made one small change and used 'ls' instead of 'list' for the command, but that's just my preference...
... <http://www.beckingham.net/task.html> Yeah I totally didn't pay attention to the mention of using task rather than todotxt. Next time I'll read the whole...
... The grep is not necessary. If the task is tagged, as shown above, then the command: % task long +punch Will do the filtering for you. Note this also...
... Task can do more than todo.sh, and despite recent inactivity, it is being actively developed. Send your feedback and ideas, and we can make it more...
Hi todo.txt'ers, First, my apologies for being woefully absent from the mailing list for a few years (!) now. Hard to believe, but I've been using todo.sh ...
I noticed one little bug with this new version, and I can't seem to find out what the issue is. I am unable to give it an alternative config file to use with...
When running todo report with your DONE_FILE being in a directory with a space in the path (ex: C:\My Documents), you will get an "ambiguous redirect" error....
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 11:20 AM, Jason Helfman ... My apologies, I screwed up the -d parameter entirely in 2.0. I just posted a fix in 2.0.1, sorry about...
... I've updated my patch to todo.sh for 2.0.1 (attached). The patch does two things: - has todo.sh look for a Unixish ~/.todo.cfg if it can't find ~/todo.cfg ...
... Thanks for fixing that. I found the utility on lifehacker today and downloaded it from there, and had the -d problem; the link on lifehacker has the buggy...
Ed, love this patch, both parts of it. The non-Unixy config file change was a painful decision, I'd rather use a dot file but it was so confusing for so many...
Gina, Thanks for this...I use this daily. Saved me a few times. :) One feature which was kinda added a while back was the concept of a tickler file. This has...
Great to see todo.sh getting some attention again! I haven't upgraded to the latest version yet (holding out for v2.1) - but I'm definitely looking forward to...
Hi all, Hope this is the right place for a noob like me to ask for help. If not I apologize, ignore this thread. I just stumbled upon the todo.txt method of...
... Hi Zach, ... Besides making it executable, you also have to put it in a directory your shell uses to run commands or you have to explicitly tell the shell ...
Thanks so much for the quick reply. I'd love to know how to add a new path to my $PATH. -Zach ... From: David A. Harding <dave@...> Subject: Re: [todotxt]...
Oh...one other thing. I did the mv command on the 'todo.sh' file I downloaded and put it in /usr/local/bin/. Do I need to remove that file and download it...
... My pleasure. ... Ok. The following instructions only work for the bash shell, which was the default on Mac OSX the last time I used it. Let's make sure...
Ok...so I followed all of the things you said, closed out of the window and tried todo.sh -h. I got this message back: /Users/zach/bin/todo.sh: line 30: sed:...
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