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NANY 2010 Idea: A 'polite' reminder/diary system
skwire:
will one be able to search all log files via the viewer ?
or would you recommend using another app?-tomos (November 11, 2009, 07:40 AM)
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A simple text search would be easy to implement since each entry is properly delimited with a "§`r`n" sequence.
Re: the timetracker idea -
one would really have to indicate when you're starting on a project & when ending - otherwise:
if all other entries are filtered out you wouldnt know at which times you began / ended-tomos (November 11, 2009, 07:40 AM)
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Right...this is where it gets fuzzier since custom timestamps are allowed. Furthermore, I haven't designed Anuran with this in mind. It's not really a time-tracker. It's more of a "what were you doing/thinking/feeling at said time" application. This behaviour is more in line with doctorfrog's original request.
I'm a fan of the "one tool for one job" way of coding. With that in mind, I think there are plenty of time/project trackers out there that do a much better job than anything I could code. Please don't take this as me discounting your suggestions, tomos. I really appreciate the feedback. :) :) :)
tomos:
will one be able to search all log files via the viewer ?
or would you recommend using another app?-tomos (November 11, 2009, 07:40 AM)
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A simple text search would be easy to implement since each entry is properly delimited with a "§`r`n" sequence.-skwire (November 11, 2009, 08:23 AM)
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that would be nice (= one vote)
Right...this is where it gets fuzzier since custom timestamps are allowed. Furthermore, I haven't designed Anuran with this in mind. It's not really a time-tracker. It's more of a "what were you doing/thinking/feeling at said time" application. This behaviour is more in line with doctorfrog's original request.
I'm a fan of the "one tool for one job" way of coding. With that in mind, I think there are plenty of time/project trackers out there that do a much better job than anything I could code. Please don't take this as me discounting your suggestions, tomos. I really appreciate the feedback. :) :) :)
-skwire (November 11, 2009, 08:23 AM)
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no worries Skwire ;) - just an idea, I was unsure of it myself & realised it might not be suitable
(BTW I like TaskLog a lot but never really used it due to aforementioned problem - so I've bumped that thread)
skwire:
I've got an idea that I think will make the viewer work well with a search...
1) The left-side listview will have checkboxes for each entry.
2) The contents of all checked entries will display in the right-side edit field. Call this the "current view"
3) A toolbar will be at the top with buttons for quickly checking/unchecking all entries, etc.
4) A search field along the bottom of the listview will allow for find-as-you-type search capability within the "current view" and will then display only the entries that contain the searched string.
Thoughts?
skwire:
This is what I'm talking about:
NANY 2010 Idea: A 'polite' reminder/diary system
tomos:
sounds very good to me just refreshed & got your last post:
LOOKs very good to me :D
'edit field' sounds great (does that mean I can actually 'edit' - presumably copy text at least?)
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