linuxcaffe
commented
11 years ago beware that extra-space! Caused the description to be unintentionally over-written with the intended annotation mod! The mod was to change the ".html" to ".txt", in vim. That part worked fine. as in;
djp@tigger:~/bin$ to -r
Please select an annotation:
1) Notes ("fix shower leak") -- 1
>snip<
15) Notes ("upcoming day names in due column option") -- 30
16) /home/djp/taskopen-screenshot.html ("test taskopen") -- 49
17) Notes ("test taskopen") -- 49
Type number: 16
Modifying task 49 '/ /home/ djp/taskopen-screenshot.html//home/djp/taskopen-screenshot.txt/'.
Modified 1 task.
The project 'tw' has changed. Project 'tw' is 23% complete (13 of 17 tasks remaining).
djp@tigger:~/bin$ to
Please select an annotation:
1) Notes ("fix shower leak") -- 1
>snip<
14) Notes ("routine - schedule - time-map") -- 29
15) Notes ("upcoming day names in due column option") -- 30
16) /home/djp/taskopen-screenshot.html ("/ /home/ djp/taskopen-screenshot.html//home/djp/taskopen-screenshot.txt/") -- 49
17) Notes ("/ /home/ djp/taskopen-screenshot.html//home/djp/taskopen-screenshot.txt/") -- 49
Type number: 
jschlatow
-r as in raw
Edit the raw annotation text instead of opening the associated file/URI/whatever.