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takeshimiya:

--- Quote from: Michael on August 31, 2006, 10:47:22 pm ---May be other than the txt format, the XML format could be used.

--- End quote ---
Actually a user-string format will be much better:

Default TODO.xml format:

--- Code: (xml) ---<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<todolist>
    $(BEGIN)
    <todo>
        <type>$(TYPE)</type>
        <user>$(USER)</user>
        <prio>$(PRIO)</prio>
        <line>$(LINE)</line>
        <file>$(FILE)</line>
        <text>$(TEXT)</text>
    </todo>
    $(END)
</todolist>
--- End code ---

Default TODO.txt format:

--- Code: (bash) ---This is my ToDo list:

$(BEGIN)
 * $(TYPE): $(TEXT)
$(END)
--- End code ---

Along with checkboxes for:
[ ] Escape XML entities
[ ] Order by priority
[ ] Order by type

What do you think?

kelo81:

--- Quote ---
Actually a user-string format will be much better:

Default TODO.xml format:

Code
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?><todolist>    $(BEGIN)    <todo>        <type>$(TYPE)</type>        <user>$(USER)</user>        <prio>$(PRIO)</prio>        <line>$(LINE)</line>        <file>$(FILE)</line>        <text>$(TEXT)</text>    </todo>    $(END)</todolist>
Default TODO.txt format:

Code
This is my ToDo list: $(BEGIN) * $(TYPE): $(TEXT)$(END)
Along with checkboxes for:
[ ] Escape XML entities
[ ] Order by priority
[ ] Order by type

What do you think?
--- End quote ---

I like it!!! It's even better than my original Idea, and more powerfull!!

Yiannis, would it be possible to work on the already existing plugin? (I mean, you are the one who created it, so you may know the possibilities), I think it doesn't make sense to rewrite the entire plugin, I mean, it is an amazing plugin as is; and nobody will do it better, just adding this feature will be enought...

mandrav:

--- Quote ---Yiannis, would it be possible to work on the already existing plugin?
--- End quote ---

Of course it is. If someone wants to work on it, I 'm here to answer any questions.

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