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I went the opposite way - my tool aggressively prunes the list when you mark things done. I wanted to improve the signal:noise ratio. I suppose a simpler way t
by lelanthran 10mo ago
I went the opposite way - my tool aggressively prunes the list when you mark things done. I wanted to improve the signal:noise ratio.
I suppose a simpler way to achieve both goals is to alias `todo` to `vim -O ~/.todo ~/.tada` and simply move items from one file to another :-)
- uux_pacioli 10mo agoThat is a cool approach. One can build an ad-hoc kanban system within Vim this way!
- lelanthran 10mo ago> That is a cool approach. One can build an ad-hoc kanban system within Vim this way! I gotta be honest, I'm slightly horrified that I nodded while reading this comment because I can see how that would work: multiple splits opened with `-O`, then some leader-key shortcuts to move paragraphs up and down within a split, and to move paragraphs left/right to other splits. At most you need 4x shortcuts - shift paragraph up, down, left, right.