As a user, I use the keyboard to move a task up and down in the todo.txt file, so that I create a prioritized list of my tasks without having to set priority attributes. (see #163 backlog mode, this and #164 would implement it)
[With multiple selection]:
As a user, I select multiple tasks with keyboard and then use the keyboard to move all of these tasks up and down in the todo.txt file.
Would be a great feature.
I like the filter and sort approach, but I like to prioritize in file.
A start would be a shortcut to move currently selected task up or down. ctrl pgup/pgdown or something.
Drag and drop would be good for "longer moves".
Then, a few selection commands would be awesome.
Typical windows ctrl click and shift click selection would be nice.
Drag and drop of all selected.
It does seem that this could fit nicely within a todotxt editor, no?
As a user, I use the keyboard to move a task up and down in the todo.txt file, so that I create a prioritized list of my tasks without having to set priority attributes. (see #163 backlog mode, this and #164 would implement it)
[With multiple selection]: As a user, I select multiple tasks with keyboard and then use the keyboard to move all of these tasks up and down in the todo.txt file.
Would be a great feature. I like the filter and sort approach, but I like to prioritize in file.
A start would be a shortcut to move currently selected task up or down. ctrl pgup/pgdown or something. Drag and drop would be good for "longer moves".
Then, a few selection commands would be awesome. Typical windows ctrl click and shift click selection would be nice. Drag and drop of all selected.
It does seem that this could fit nicely within a todotxt editor, no?
Again, thx for your efforts.