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what about filtering? #48
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ping @freitass is this out of scope in your opinion? |
Hi @colinsullivan, I didn't have the time to think about it yet. There were some attempts to implement something similar to this but I think your suggestion is the "least invasive" one. Wouldn't just sorting by context/project do the job? |
For example, I want to see all my tasks in the If todo.txt-vim could put them all sorted together that would be good It's approaching something like this: https://github.com/AnthonyDiGirolamo/todotxt-machine I'm not sure if that's where you want to go :) Colin On Mon, Mar 21, 2016 at 3:14 AM, Leandro Freitas notifications@github.com
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Hey @colinsullivan , As a nice side-effect, you can easily perform filtering in this scratch buffer with vim's basic functionality:
Maybe this helps. I would be happy to receive some kind of feedback, what further functionality the plugin should provide (dispatching?, caching?). Best Regards, |
FYI, I'm currently using Foldsearch for (kind-of) filtering. Works for me for now, still being newbie in terms of both todotxt and vim. See also these SE questions: |
What about the ability to filter arbitrarily, kind of like the
todo.sh ls
works?Perhaps a command you run:
:todo.txt-filter @mytag +myProject
Would then re-order the file with all of the tasks matching the query on top, and the rest in a fold below?
I have little insight into how to accomplish this with vim+python and how the folding API works. Any thoughts?
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