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Fixed "mark a task done" shortcut
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mlbrgl committed Mar 8, 2019
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- **Edit a task**: select it and modify in place. This will also promote the task to the first spot in the list.
- **Search through tasks**: type into the omnibox. Tasks are filtered in realtime. When no search is active, only the last 20 edited tasks are shown to preserve a smooth experience.
- **Delete a task**: select the task and press `cmd` (or `ctrl` on windows) + `backspace` then `enter` to confirm or `esc` to cancel. Alternative: place the focus at the beginning of the task, and press `left arrow`.
- **Mark a task done**: `cmd` (or `ctrl` on windows) + `enter`.
- **Cycle through biorhythm categories**: either "peak", "trough" or "recovery". Move the focus at the end of the task and press `right arrow`. Note that uncategorised (aka "inbox") items are displayed in yellow as a way to create a somewhat unsettling feeling, triggering a prompt categorisation :)
- **Mark a task done**: `cmd` (or `ctrl` on windows) + `shift` + `enter`.
- **Cycle through biorhythm categories**: either "peak", "trough" or "recovery". Move the focus at the end of the task and press `right arrow`. Note that uncategorised (aka "inbox") items are displayed in yellow as a way to create a somewhat unsettling feeling, triggering a prompt categorisation :)
- **Filter tasks**: use the filter boxes
- 1. past: show / hide done tasks
2. present: show / hide active tasks
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### Dates

- **Set a start date**: place the focus at the beginning of the task and press `cmd` (or `ctrl` on widows) + `up arrow` or `down arrow` to move the date respectively into the future or the past. Note: as filters are re-evaluated in realtime, setting a start date in the future without the "future" filter will make the task disappear. Activate the "future" filter to see it again.
- **Set a due date**: same as "set start date", except focus needs to be placed at the end of the task.
- **Set a due date**: same as "set start date", except focus needs to be placed at the end of the task.
- **Remove a date**: click on it.

Tip: use `cmd` + `right arrow` or `left arrow` to quickly move between the beginning and the end of a task and set dates faster.
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