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Gourmet Recipe Manager
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Tags! #79

Open ockham opened 11 years ago

ockham commented 11 years ago

Converted from SourceForge issue 1555921, submitted by SourceForge user lumata on 2006-09-10 19:29:50 UTC.

What's up guys, haven't you heard of web 2.0?!!?

Just kidding; cool software, but I'd love to be able to tag recipes. I'm much more likely to feel like cooking something I consider e.g. "healthy" rather than something "French"

If someone wants a hand on the feature, I do a bit of hacking but know very little python.

ockham commented 11 years ago

Submitted by SourceForge user thomas_hinkle on 2006-09-10 20:37:35 UTC.

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You can use categories as tags -- just separate your categories with commas.

anandchida commented 11 years ago

I haven't tried comma separated categories yet. But having a separate way to 'tag' recipes would make it clean and easy to search/list recipes based on personal preferences/tags.

ockham commented 11 years ago

I've done a quick Google research for something like a GTK+ "Tag" widget, but that didn't turn up anything (and gtk.TextTag is clearly not what we're looking for).

ockham commented 11 years ago

One more thing, I'd rather not introduce tags in addition to categories; maybe just rework categories a bit. I think though that this wouldn't work that well with subcategories really (see issue #114).

logos88 commented 11 years ago

I think that tags are one of the biggest lacks of this great program. Tags (e.g: meat, pasta, vegetables, ...) would make easier to organize, show and find recipes, and would make the program to look more modern.

thinkle commented 11 years ago

Other than the new name, what's the difference between "tags" and "categories"? I use "Tags" for precisely what you're describing (meat, pasta, vegetables). Gourmet offers two kinds of tags -- "categories" and "cuisines." The default search goes through both (as well as ingredients), so it seems like you get all the advantage of tags + some extra information when you need or want it.

On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 6:46 AM, logos88 notifications@github.com wrote:

I think that tags are one of the biggest lacks of this great program. Tags (e.g: meat, pasta, vegetables, ...) would make easier to organize, show and find recipes, and would make the program to look more modern.

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logos88 commented 11 years ago

Oks, maybe you are right. I were a little confused about what the categories where. Thanks! :D

ockham commented 10 years ago

Project Hamster (a time tracker written in Python+PyGObject) has a nifty Tags widget.