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Plain text to-do list and Textmate
For my personal to-do list I'm a big fan of todo.txt and have been using it for quite a while, recently I returned to Textmate to manage the list so I decided to revamp my todo.txt bundle a little to now include syntax highlighting for todos with a date, as well as a command to include the date in a task. It's also downloadable as a bundle now, if you are one of the 3 people still using Textmate 1.5 and todo.txt check it out ;).
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New version of Todo.txt for Vim
It's time to make stuff better, today I got around to ease the use of Todo.txt in Vim.
made the it respect the fact that todotxt fileformat does not like linebreaks
made it aware of :TodoDone as well as :TodoArchive commands
removed some weired functions around activating and deactivating which were really just a fix for my own setup which was screwed up
Enjoy and download at Github see the Readme for further information
I've attempted to use a to-do list from time to time, and the problem is that they are never quite convenient enough for me. Gina Tripani's TODO.TXT is ideal for someone like me, who needs access to the same list from any device, all syncronized in one place - Dropbox.
This tool is not for non-technical people at this point, but if you want to beef up your skills, this is a great reason to do so. I've also connected this to another favorite tool, IFTTT, so that I can add todo items to Suzi's list via email using just a hashtag and the item name in the subject line. So great, so useful, so satisfying.
Track your tasks and projects in a plain text file, todo.txt. A todo.txt is software and operating system agnostic; it's searchable, portable, lightweight and easily manipulated.
Todo.txt syntax highlighter for Vim
As mentioned before I am a big fan of Gina Trapanis' Todo.txt a command line todo list manager completely based around a bash script to manage a txt file. I already wrote a highlighter plus some basic commands as a plugin for TextMate which I now started to port for Vim. Currently the syntax highlight is working, the commands will follow. Stay tuned!
Todo.txt in Cygwin: Remember there is a windows sort!
Setting up todo.txt in cygwin I stumbled across the script not working due to the following error: $ todo.sh ls Input file specified two times. -- TODO: 0 of 66 tasks shown After some search it came clear that the problem was that todo.sh tried to use the windows internal sort command for sorting instead of the cygwin one. This can be solved by setting TODOTXT_SORT_COMMAND in the config file to "/bin/sort" instead of just "sort". Now everything works fine.
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Todo.txt TextMate Bundle
Todo.txt is a command line todo list manager completely based around a bash script to manage a txt file which holds the todos and an Android App is available as well. Since it is just a plain text file it is really nice to work with, and it syncs very easily, even if the machine you are working with doesn't feature a GUI. From time to time there is the need to edit the file not via the command line but via an editor. To ease my life doing this I was looking around for some support in TextMate, and since there was none I decided to start a TextMate bundle for it. Currently there is just some syntax highlighting but I plan on adding some commands as well as soon as I figure out what might be useful in the editor. The goal is not to replace the command line after all since it works perfectly well. So for anybody interested check it out, code is available on github.
UPDATE: Started to add commands, nice to use ruby to extend my text editor.
