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I use a todo.diff - so the text editor color codes my lines started with `+` and `-`
by cacozen 7y ago
I use a todo.diff - so the text editor color codes my lines started with `+` and `-`
- hu3 7y agoI'm stealing this.
- jedimastert 7y agoThat's such a hack, I love it.
- huydotnet 7y agowow. great trick!!
- winrid 7y agoNice!! There is a cool Todo plugin for Sublime that I used for like a year.
- hilti 7y agoLove it: simple and easy to maintain. Thank you for this great idea!
- john-radio 7y agoSo you add tasks starting with `-` and change them to `+` when they're "checked off"?
- jvanderbot 7y agoSimilarly, I use todo.md, and have VIM highlight "[ ]", "[x]", "[>]", "[v]", and "[-]" for bullet-journal-like TODO, DONE, Deferred, Dropped, and FAILED, respectively.
- rgrs 7y agowow. Thanks for the tip
- jvanderbot 7y ago(too late to edit) Like this: https://github.com/jodavaho/bashlog https://github.com/jodavaho/bashlog
- cmstoken 7y agoPretty neat trick.