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Ah, it is Vim's todo list, not using Vim as a todo app. I was looking for more pointers on the later, I wrote a little on using Vim Wiki for managing todo list
by marcuskaz 6y ago
Ah, it is Vim's todo list, not using Vim as a todo app.
I was looking for more pointers on the later, I wrote a little on using Vim Wiki for managing todo list, always on the look out for more tips.
Here's the TLDR;
- Install Vim wiki plugin
- Convert line to checkboxes using ctrl-space
- Use ctrl-space to mark complete
- Use gln to toggle partial complete (glp for previous)
- gl<Space> to remove checkbox
A little more at:
https://mkaz.blog/working-with-vim/vimwiki/ https://mkaz.blog/working-with-vim/vimwiki/
- JNRowe 6y agoNice doc series. Perhaps consider linking your lines documentation in the todo docs as an example of how to shift items around? Every time vimwiki/todo.txt comes up here people bring up how to move/delete completed items, often because they're unaware of :move and friends. Note: Your .vimrc link in configuration¹ is broken. Edit: After re-reading my comment it sounds like a complaint, it wasn't meant that way and I hope it didn't come across that way. I did enjoy reading your series! ¹ https://mkaz.blog/working-with-vim/configuration/ https://mkaz.blog/working-with-vim/configuration/
- marcuskaz 6y agoNo worries, thanks for the suggestions. I didn't read them as complaints at all. I updated the link too, I switch back and forth between vim/neovim, the only real difference to me is the location of the config file.