Closed linuxcaffe closed 8 years ago
I'd rather like to stay with the lower/upper case logic as with -f/-F and -n/-N. Maybe -t/-T as in "text". It'd be a reversed logic however because the default is not to show those items, i.e. "-t" for showing only non-link annotations "-T" to enable showing non-link annotations
I mean the logic would be that the lower case letter always restricts to show only one type of items whereas the uppercase letter enables or disables the type in general.
If we seem to have established a convention here, it would seem to be;
-t to show only "text" annotations
-T to hide all "text" annotations (which is the current default)
proposed default (the new normal) = show both text and linked annotations
that said, I'm ok with whatever option makes text-annotations accessible, and then what about "-t = type"? or can that be achieved with "-m = match"?
Oh..damn..forgot about "-t type"...we need more characters!
I don't like the default of showing text annotations.
I've noticed that ;-)
This is now implemented on the devel branch and will go into the 1.1 release quite soon. There is also a TEXT_REGEX option in taskopenrc that needs to be set (e.g. ".*").
This is good news indeed! I can't wait to try it! Thanks!
-T as in hide Text annotations (formerly -R as in Regular annotations) (this is all in active development ;)
(ie. not links or attachments, but "in-line" annotations)
The -t option might cause taskopen to list only regular (non-link) annotations. -T would hide any such annotations
For example, text annotations such as;
related to #24 and #31