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-
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-parts of the General Public License.  Of course, your program's commands
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-
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-
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Makefile

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ test-pre-clean:
 aggregate-results: $(TESTS)
 
 $(TESTS): test-pre-clean
-	-cd tests && ./$(notdir $@) $(TEST_OPTIONS)
+	-cd tests && sh $(notdir $@) $(TEST_OPTIONS)
 
 test: aggregate-results
 	tests/aggregate-results.sh tests/test-results/t*-*

tests/t0000-config.sh

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ to find it somewhere else.
 
 # Remove the pre-created todo.cfg to test behavior in its absence
 rm -f todo.cfg
-echo "Fatal Error: Cannot read configuration file $HOME/.todo/config" > expect
+echo "Fatal error: Cannot read configuration file $HOME/.todo/config" > expect
 test_expect_success 'no config file' '
     todo.sh > output 2>&1 || test_cmp expect output
 '

tests/t0002-actions.sh

@@ -1,40 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-
-test_description='todo.sh actions.d
-
-This test just makes sure that todo.sh can locate custom actions.
-'
-. ./test-lib.sh
-
-# All the below tests will output the custom action message
-cat > expect << EOF
-TODO: foo
-EOF
-
-cat > foo << EOF
-echo "TODO: foo"
-EOF
-chmod +x foo
-
-test_expect_success 'custom action (default location 1)' '
-    mkdir .todo.actions.d
-    cp foo .todo.actions.d/
-    todo.sh foo > output;
-    test_cmp expect output && rm -rf .todo.actions.d
-'
-
-test_expect_success 'custom action (default location 2)' '
-    mkdir -p .todo/actions
-    cp foo .todo/actions/
-    todo.sh foo > output;
-    test_cmp expect output && rm -rf .todo/actions
-'
-
-test_expect_success 'custom action (env variable)' '
-    mkdir myactions
-    cp foo myactions/
-    TODO_ACTIONS_DIR=myactions todo.sh foo > output;
-    test_cmp expect output && rm -rf myactions
-'
-
-test_done

tests/t1000-addlist.sh

@@ -12,8 +12,7 @@ command work, including support for filtering.
 #
 test_todo_session 'basic add/list' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh add notice the daisies
-1 notice the daisies
-TODO: 1 added.
+TODO: 'notice the daisies' added on line 1.
 
 >>> todo.sh list
 1 notice the daisies
@@ -21,8 +20,7 @@ TODO: 1 added.
 TODO: 1 of 1 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh add smell the roses
-2 smell the roses
-TODO: 2 added.
+TODO: 'smell the roses' added on line 2.
 
 >>> todo.sh list
 1 notice the daisies
@@ -48,8 +46,7 @@ EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'case-insensitive filtering' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh add smell the uppercase Roses
-3 smell the uppercase Roses
-TODO: 3 added.
+TODO: 'smell the uppercase Roses' added on line 3.
 
 >>> todo.sh list roses
 2 smell the roses
@@ -58,23 +55,18 @@ TODO: 3 added.
 TODO: 2 of 3 tasks shown
 EOF
 
-test_todo_session 'add with symbols' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh add "~@#$%^&*()-_=+[{]}|;:',<.>/?"
-4 ~@#$%^&*()-_=+[{]}|;:',<.>/?
-TODO: 4 added.
-
->>> todo.sh add '\`!\\"'
-5 \`!\\"
-TODO: 5 added.
+test_todo_session 'add with &' <<EOF
+>>> todo.sh add "dig the garden & water the flowers"
+TODO: 'dig the garden & water the flowers' added on line 4.
 
 >>> todo.sh list
+4 dig the garden & water the flowers
 1 notice the daisies
 2 smell the roses
 3 smell the uppercase Roses
-5 \`!\\"
-4 ~@#$%^&*()-_=+[{]}|;:',<.>/?
 --
-TODO: 5 of 5 tasks shown
+TODO: 4 of 4 tasks shown
+
 EOF
 
 test_done

tests/t1010-add-date.sh

@@ -12,8 +12,7 @@ a date to each item.
 #
 test_todo_session 'cmd line first day' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh -t add notice the daisies
-1 2009-02-13 notice the daisies
-TODO: 1 added.
+TODO: '2009-02-13 notice the daisies' added on line 1.
 
 >>> todo.sh list
 1 2009-02-13 notice the daisies
@@ -25,8 +24,7 @@ test_tick
 
 test_todo_session 'cmd line second day' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh -t add smell the roses
-2 2009-02-14 smell the roses
-TODO: 2 added.
+TODO: '2009-02-14 smell the roses' added on line 2.
 
 >>> todo.sh list
 1 2009-02-13 notice the daisies
@@ -39,8 +37,7 @@ test_tick
 
 test_todo_session 'cmd line third day' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh -t add mow the lawn
-3 2009-02-15 mow the lawn
-TODO: 3 added.
+TODO: '2009-02-15 mow the lawn' added on line 3.
 
 >>> todo.sh list
 1 2009-02-13 notice the daisies
@@ -58,8 +55,7 @@ test_tick 3600
 
 test_todo_session 'config file third day' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh add take out the trash
-4 2009-02-15 take out the trash
-TODO: 4 added.
+TODO: '2009-02-15 take out the trash' added on line 4.
 
 >>> todo.sh list
 1 2009-02-13 notice the daisies

tests/t1020-addtolistfile.sh

@@ -13,15 +13,13 @@ commands work, including support for filtering.
 test_todo_session 'nonexistant file' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh addto garden.txt notice the daisies
 TODO: Destination file $HOME/garden.txt does not exist.
-=== 1
 EOF
 
 touch "$HOME/garden.txt"
 
 test_todo_session 'basic addto/listfile' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh addto garden.txt notice the daisies
-1 notice the daisies
-GARDEN: 1 added.
+GARDEN: 'notice the daisies' added on line 1.
 
 >>> todo.sh listfile garden.txt
 1 notice the daisies
@@ -29,8 +27,7 @@ GARDEN: 1 added.
 GARDEN: 1 of 1 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh addto garden.txt smell the roses
-2 smell the roses
-GARDEN: 2 added.
+GARDEN: 'smell the roses' added on line 2.
 
 >>> todo.sh listfile garden.txt
 1 notice the daisies
@@ -56,8 +53,7 @@ EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'case-insensitive filtering' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh addto garden.txt smell the uppercase Roses
-3 smell the uppercase Roses
-GARDEN: 3 added.
+GARDEN: 'smell the uppercase Roses' added on line 3.
 
 >>> todo.sh listfile garden.txt roses
 2 smell the roses
@@ -68,8 +64,7 @@ EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'addto with &' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh addto garden.txt "dig the garden & water the flowers"
-4 dig the garden & water the flowers
-GARDEN: 4 added.
+GARDEN: 'dig the garden & water the flowers' added on line 4.
 
 >>> todo.sh listfile garden.txt 
 4 dig the garden & water the flowers

tests/t1030-addto-date.sh

@@ -14,8 +14,7 @@ touch "$HOME/garden.txt"
 #
 test_todo_session 'cmd line first day' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh -t addto garden.txt notice the daisies
-1 2009-02-13 notice the daisies
-GARDEN: 1 added.
+GARDEN: '2009-02-13 notice the daisies' added on line 1.
 
 >>> todo.sh listfile garden.txt
 1 2009-02-13 notice the daisies
@@ -27,8 +26,7 @@ test_tick
 
 test_todo_session 'cmd line second day' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh -t addto garden.txt smell the roses
-2 2009-02-14 smell the roses
-GARDEN: 2 added.
+GARDEN: '2009-02-14 smell the roses' added on line 2.
 
 >>> todo.sh listfile garden.txt
 1 2009-02-13 notice the daisies
@@ -41,8 +39,7 @@ test_tick
 
 test_todo_session 'cmd line third day' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh -t addto garden.txt mow the lawn
-3 2009-02-15 mow the lawn
-GARDEN: 3 added.
+GARDEN: '2009-02-15 mow the lawn' added on line 3.
 
 >>> todo.sh listfile garden.txt
 1 2009-02-13 notice the daisies
@@ -60,8 +57,7 @@ test_tick 3600
 
 test_todo_session 'config file third day' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh addto garden.txt take out the trash
-4 2009-02-15 take out the trash
-GARDEN: 4 added.
+GARDEN: '2009-02-15 take out the trash' added on line 4.
 
 >>> todo.sh listfile garden.txt
 1 2009-02-13 notice the daisies

tests/t1100-replace.sh

@@ -19,9 +19,9 @@ EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'basic replace' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh replace 1 "smell the cows"
-1 notice the daisies
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-1 smell the cows
+1: notice the daisies
+replaced with
+1: smell the cows
 
 >>> todo.sh list
 1 smell the cows
@@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ TODO: Replaced task with:
 TODO: 1 of 1 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh replace 1 smell the roses
-1 smell the cows
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-1 smell the roses
+1: smell the cows
+replaced with
+1: smell the roses
 
 >>> todo.sh list
 1 smell the roses
@@ -47,88 +47,42 @@ chase the chickens
 EOF
 test_todo_session 'replace in multi-item file' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh replace 1 smell the cheese
-1 smell the cows
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-1 smell the cheese
+1: smell the cows
+replaced with
+1: smell the cheese
 
 >>> todo.sh replace 3 jump on hay
-3 thrash some hay
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-3 jump on hay
+3: thrash some hay
+replaced with
+3: jump on hay
 
 >>> todo.sh replace 4 collect the eggs
-4 chase the chickens
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-4 collect the eggs
+4: chase the chickens
+replaced with
+4: collect the eggs
 EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'replace with priority' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh pri 4 a
-4 (A) collect the eggs
+4: (A) collect the eggs
 TODO: 4 prioritized (A).
 
 >>> todo.sh replace 4 "collect the bread"
-4 (A) collect the eggs
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-4 (A) collect the bread
-
->>> todo.sh replace 4 collect the eggs
-4 (A) collect the bread
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-4 (A) collect the eggs
+4: (A) collect the eggs
+replaced with
+4: (A) collect the bread
 EOF
-
 test_todo_session 'replace with &' << EOF
 >>> todo.sh replace 3 "thrash the hay & thresh the wheat"
-3 jump on hay
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-3 thrash the hay & thresh the wheat
+3: jump on hay
+replaced with 
+3: thrash the hay & thresh the wheat
 EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'replace error' << EOF
 >>> todo.sh replace 10 "hej!"
 === 1
-TODO: No task 10.
-EOF
-
-cat /dev/null > todo.txt
-test_todo_session 'replace handling prepended date on add' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -t add "new task"
-1 2009-02-13 new task
-TODO: 1 added.
-
->>> todo.sh replace 1 this is just a new one
-1 2009-02-13 new task
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-1 2009-02-13 this is just a new one
-
->>> todo.sh replace 1 2010-07-04 this also has a new date
-1 2009-02-13 this is just a new one
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-1 2010-07-04 this also has a new date
-EOF
-
-cat /dev/null > todo.txt
-test_todo_session 'replace handling priority and prepended date on add' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -t add "new task"
-1 2009-02-13 new task
-TODO: 1 added.
-
->>> todo.sh pri 1 A
-1 (A) 2009-02-13 new task
-TODO: 1 prioritized (A).
-
->>> todo.sh replace 1 this is just a new one
-1 (A) 2009-02-13 new task
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-1 (A) 2009-02-13 this is just a new one
-EOF
-
-test_todo_session 'replace with prepended date replaces existing date' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh replace 1 2010-07-04 this also has a new date
-1 (A) 2009-02-13 this is just a new one
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-1 (A) 2010-07-04 this also has a new date
+10: No such todo.
 EOF
 
 test_done

tests/t1200-pri.sh

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ test_todo_session 'basic priority' <<EOF
 TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh pri 1 B
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
+1: (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
 TODO: 1 prioritized (B).
 
 >>> todo.sh list
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
 TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh pri 2 C
-2 (C) notice the sunflowers
+2: (C) notice the sunflowers
 TODO: 2 prioritized (C).
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ TODO: 2 prioritized (C).
 TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh pri 2 A
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
+2: (A) notice the sunflowers
 TODO: 2 prioritized (A).
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ TODO: 2 prioritized (A).
 TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh pri 2 a
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
+2: (A) notice the sunflowers
 TODO: 2 prioritized (A).
 
 >>> todo.sh -p listpri
@@ -75,8 +75,7 @@ TODO: 2 prioritized (A).
 TODO: 2 of 3 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh add "smell the coffee +wakeup"
-4 smell the coffee +wakeup
-TODO: 4 added.
+TODO: 'smell the coffee +wakeup' added on line 4.
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
 2 (A) notice the sunflowers

tests/t1300-ls.sh

@@ -53,47 +53,6 @@ test_todo_session 'checking TODOTXT_FINAL_FILTER' <<EOF
 TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
 EOF
 
-#
-# check the filtering of TERM
-#
-test_todo_session 'checking filtering of TERM' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh ls second
-3 bbb yyy this line should be second.
---
-TODO: 1 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh ls "should be f"
-2 aaa zzz this line should be first.
---
-TODO: 1 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh ls " zzz"
-2 aaa zzz this line should be first.
---
-TODO: 1 of 3 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-#
-# check the filtering of TERM with regexp
-#
-test_todo_session 'checking filtering of TERM with regexp' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh ls "ir[ds]"
-2 aaa zzz this line should be first.
-1 ccc xxx this line should be third.
---
-TODO: 2 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh ls "f.*t"
-2 aaa zzz this line should be first.
---
-TODO: 1 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh ls "ir[ds]" xxx
-1 ccc xxx this line should be third.
---
-TODO: 1 of 3 tasks shown
-EOF
-
 #
 # check the x command line option
 #

tests/t1330-ls-highlighting.sh

@@ -1,169 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-#
-
-test_description='list highlighting
-
-This test checks the highlighting (with colors) of prioritized tasks.
-'
-. ./test-lib.sh
-
-TEST_TODO_=todo.cfg
-
-#
-# check the highlighting of prioritized tasks
-#
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-(A) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri A
-(B) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri B
-(C) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri C
-(D) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri D
-(E) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri E
-(Z) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri Z
-@con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, no priority
-@con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, no priority
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'default highlighting' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh ls
-1 (A) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri A
-2 (B) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri B
-3 (C) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri C
-4 (D) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri D
-5 (E) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri E
-6 (Z) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri Z
-7 @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, no priority
-8 @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, no priority
---
-TODO: 8 of 8 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-#
-# check changing the color definitions into something other than ANSI color
-# escape sequences
-#
-TEST_TODO_CUSTOM=todo-custom.cfg
-cat todo.cfg > "$TEST_TODO_CUSTOM"
-cat >> "$TEST_TODO_CUSTOM" <<'EOF'
-export YELLOW='${color yellow}'
-export GREEN='${color green}'
-export LIGHT_BLUE='${color LightBlue}'
-export WHITE='${color white}'
-export DEFAULT='${color}'
-export PRI_A=$YELLOW
-export PRI_B=$GREEN
-export PRI_C=$LIGHT_BLUE
-export PRI_X=$WHITE
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'customized highlighting' <<'EOF'
->>> todo.sh -d "$TEST_TODO_CUSTOM" ls
-${color yellow}1 (A) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri A${color}
-${color green}2 (B) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri B${color}
-${color LightBlue}3 (C) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri C${color}
-${color white}4 (D) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri D${color}
-${color white}5 (E) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri E${color}
-${color white}6 (Z) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri Z${color}
-7 @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, no priority
-8 @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, no priority
---
-TODO: 8 of 8 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-#
-# check defining highlightings for more priorities than the default A, B, C
-#
-TEST_TODO_ADDITIONAL=todo-additional.cfg
-cat todo.cfg > "$TEST_TODO_ADDITIONAL"
-cat >> "$TEST_TODO_ADDITIONAL" <<'EOF'
-export PRI_E=$BROWN
-export PRI_Z=$LIGHT_PURPLE
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'additional highlighting pri E+Z' <<'EOF'
->>> todo.sh -d "$TEST_TODO_ADDITIONAL" ls
-1 (A) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri A
-2 (B) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri B
-3 (C) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri C
-4 (D) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri D
-5 (E) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri E
-6 (Z) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri Z
-7 @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, no priority
-8 @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, no priority
---
-TODO: 8 of 8 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-# check changing the fallback highlighting for undefined priorities
-#
-TEST_TODO_PRI_X=todo-pri-x.cfg
-cat todo.cfg > "$TEST_TODO_PRI_X"
-cat >> "$TEST_TODO_PRI_X" <<'EOF'
-export PRI_X=$BROWN
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'different highlighting for pri X' <<'EOF'
->>> todo.sh -d "$TEST_TODO_PRI_X" ls
-1 (A) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri A
-2 (B) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri B
-3 (C) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri C
-4 (D) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri D
-5 (E) @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, pri E
-6 (Z) @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, pri Z
-7 @con01 +prj01 -- Some project 01 task, no priority
-8 @con02 +prj02 -- Some project 02 task, no priority
---
-TODO: 8 of 8 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-# check highlighting of done (but not yet archived) tasks
-#
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-(A) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-remove1
-notice the sunflowers
-remove2
-stop
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'highlighting of done tasks' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -a do 2
-2 x 2009-02-13 remove1
-TODO: 2 marked as done.
-
->>> todo.sh list
-1 (A) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-3 notice the sunflowers
-4 remove2
-5 stop
-2 x 2009-02-13 remove1
---
-TODO: 5 of 5 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh -a do 4
-4 x 2009-02-13 remove2
-TODO: 4 marked as done.
-
->>> todo.sh list
-1 (A) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-3 notice the sunflowers
-5 stop
-2 x 2009-02-13 remove1
-4 x 2009-02-13 remove2
---
-TODO: 5 of 5 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-# check highlighting with hidden contexts/projects
-#
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-(A) +project at the beginning, with priority
-(B) with priority, ending in a +project
-(C) @context at the beginning, with priority
-(Z) with priority, ending in a @context
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'highlighting with hidden contexts/projects' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -+ -@ list
-1 (A) at the beginning, with priority
-2 (B) with priority, ending in a
-3 (C) at the beginning, with priority
-4 (Z) with priority, ending in a
---
-TODO: 4 of 4 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-test_done

tests/t1340-listescapes.sh

@@ -1,65 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/bash
-#
-
-test_description='list with escape sequences
-
-This test checks listing of tasks that have embedded escape sequences in them.
-'
-. ./test-lib.sh
-
-#
-# check aborted list output on \c escape sequence
-#
-cat > todo.txt <<'EOF'
-first todo
-second todo run C:\WINDOWS\sysnative\cscript.exe
-third todo
-EOF
-
-test_todo_session 'aborted list output on backslash-c' <<'EOF'
->>> todo.sh ls
-1 first todo
-2 second todo run C:\WINDOWS\sysnative\cscript.exe
-3 third todo
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh ls 2
-2 second todo run C:\WINDOWS\sysnative\cscript.exe
---
-TODO: 1 of 3 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-#
-# check various escape sequences
-#
-cat > todo.txt <<'EOF'
-first todo with \\, \a and \t
-second todo with \r\n line break
-third todo with \x42\x55\x47 and \033[0;31m color codes \033[0;30m
-EOF
-
-test_todo_session 'various escape sequences' <<'EOF'
->>> todo.sh ls
-1 first todo with \\, \a and \t
-2 second todo with \r\n line break
-3 third todo with \x42\x55\x47 and \033[0;31m color codes \033[0;30m
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-#
-# check embedding of actual color sequence
-#
-cat > todo.txt <<'EOF'
-A task with  actual color 
-EOF
-
-test_todo_session 'embedding of actual color sequence' <<'EOF'
->>> todo.sh ls
-1 A task with  actual color 
---
-TODO: 1 of 1 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-test_done

tests/t1400-prepend.sh

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
 TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh prepend 2 test
-2 test notice the sunflowers
+2: test notice the sunflowers
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
 1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
 TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh prepend 1 test
-1 (B) test smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
+1: (B) test smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
 1 (B) test smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
@@ -54,41 +54,7 @@ EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'prepend with &' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh prepend 3 "no running & jumping now"
-3 no running & jumping now stop
-EOF
-
-cat /dev/null > todo.txt
-test_todo_session 'prepend handling prepended date on add' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -t add "new task"
-1 2009-02-13 new task
-TODO: 1 added.
-
->>> todo.sh prepend 1 "this is just a"
-1 2009-02-13 this is just a new task
-EOF
-
-cat /dev/null > todo.txt
-test_todo_session 'prepend handling priority and prepended date on add' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -t add "new task"
-1 2009-02-13 new task
-TODO: 1 added.
-
->>> todo.sh pri 1 A
-1 (A) 2009-02-13 new task
-TODO: 1 prioritized (A).
-
->>> todo.sh prepend 1 "this is just a"
-1 (A) 2009-02-13 this is just a new task
-EOF
-
-cat /dev/null > todo.txt
-test_todo_session 'prepend with prepended date keeps both' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -t add "new task"
-1 2009-02-13 new task
-TODO: 1 added.
-
->>> todo.sh prepend 1 "2010-07-04 this is just a"
-1 2009-02-13 2010-07-04 this is just a new task
+3: no running & jumping now stop
 EOF
 
 test_done

tests/t1500-do.sh

@@ -8,13 +8,7 @@ test_description='do functionality
 
 test_todo_session 'do usage' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh do B B
-usage: todo.sh do ITEM#[, ITEM#, ITEM#, ...]
-=== 1
-EOF
-
-test_todo_session 'do missing ITEM#' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh do
-usage: todo.sh do ITEM#[, ITEM#, ITEM#, ...]
+usage: todo.sh do ITEM#
 === 1
 EOF
 
@@ -41,9 +35,9 @@ test_todo_session 'basic do' <<EOF
 TODO: 7 of 7 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh do 7,6
-7 x 2009-02-13 remove4
+7: x 2009-02-13 remove4
 TODO: 7 marked as done.
-6 x 2009-02-13 remove3
+6: x 2009-02-13 remove3
 TODO: 6 marked as done.
 x 2009-02-13 remove3
 x 2009-02-13 remove4
@@ -59,9 +53,9 @@ TODO: $HOME/todo.txt archived.
 TODO: 5 of 5 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh do 5 4
-5 x 2009-02-13 remove2
+5: x 2009-02-13 remove2
 TODO: 5 marked as done.
-4 x 2009-02-13 remove1
+4: x 2009-02-13 remove1
 TODO: 4 marked as done.
 x 2009-02-13 remove1
 x 2009-02-13 remove2
@@ -77,7 +71,7 @@ EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'fail multiple do attempts' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh -a do 3
-3 x 2009-02-13 stop
+3: x 2009-02-13 stop
 TODO: 3 marked as done.
 
 >>> todo.sh -a do 3

tests/t1550-done.sh

@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
+#!/bin/sh
+
+test_description='done functionality
+'
+. ./test-lib.sh
+
+#DATE=`date '+%Y-%m-%d'`
+
+test_todo_session 'done usage' <<EOF
+>>> export TODOTXT_FORCE=1
+
+>>> todo.sh done
+usage: todo.sh done "TODO ITEM"
+=== 1
+EOF
+
+cat > todo.txt <<EOF
+stop
+remove1
+remove2
+remove3
+remove4
+EOF
+
+test_todo_session 'basic done' <<EOF
+>>> todo.sh lsa
+2 remove1
+3 remove2
+4 remove3
+5 remove4
+1 stop
+--
+TODO: 5 of 5 tasks shown
+
+>>> todo.sh done smell the uppercase Roses
+TODO: 'smell the uppercase Roses' marked as done.
+
+>>> todo.sh done notice the sunflowers
+TODO: 'notice the sunflowers' marked as done.
+
+>>> todo.sh lsa
+2 remove1
+3 remove2
+4 remove3
+5 remove4
+1 stop
+7 x 2009-02-13 notice the sunflowers
+6 x 2009-02-13 smell the uppercase Roses
+--
+TODO: 7 of 7 tasks shown
+EOF
+test_done

tests/t1600-append.sh

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'basic append' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh append 1 "smell the roses"
-1 notice the daisies smell the roses
+1: notice the daisies smell the roses
 
 >>> todo.sh list
 1 notice the daisies smell the roses
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ EOF
 
 test_todo_session 'basic append with &' <<EOF
 >>> todo.sh append 1 "see the wasps & bees"
-1 notice the daisies smell the roses see the wasps & bees
+1: notice the daisies smell the roses see the wasps & bees
 
 >>> todo.sh list
 1 notice the daisies smell the roses see the wasps & bees
@@ -41,36 +41,7 @@ EOF
 test_todo_session 'append error' << EOF
 >>> todo.sh append 10 "hej!"
 === 1
-TODO: No task 10.
-EOF
-
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-notice the daisies
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'append of current sentence' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh append 1 ", lilies and roses"
-1 notice the daisies, lilies and roses
-
->>> todo.sh append 1 "; see the wasps"
-1 notice the daisies, lilies and roses; see the wasps
-
->>> todo.sh append 1 "& bees"
-1 notice the daisies, lilies and roses; see the wasps & bees
-EOF
-
-cp todo.cfg special-delimiters.cfg
-cat >> special-delimiters.cfg <<EOF
-export SENTENCE_DELIMITERS='*,.:;&'
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'append of current sentence SENTENCE_DELIMITERS' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -d special-delimiters.cfg append 1 "&beans"
-1 notice the daisies, lilies and roses; see the wasps & bees&beans
-
->>> todo.sh -d special-delimiters.cfg append 1 "%foo"
-1 notice the daisies, lilies and roses; see the wasps & bees&beans %foo
-
->>> todo.sh -d special-delimiters.cfg append 1 "*2"
-1 notice the daisies, lilies and roses; see the wasps & bees&beans %foo*2
+10: No such todo.
 EOF
 
 test_done

tests/t1700-depri.sh

@@ -1,97 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-
-test_description='basic depriority functionality
-'
-. ./test-lib.sh
-
-test_todo_session 'depriority usage' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh depri B B
-usage: todo.sh depri ITEM#[, ITEM#, ITEM#, ...]
-=== 1
-EOF
-
-test_todo_session 'depriority nonexistant item' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh depri 42
-TODO: No task 42.
-=== 1
-EOF
-
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-(B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-(A) notice the sunflowers
-stop
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'basic depriority' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-3 stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh depri 1
-1 smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-TODO: 1 deprioritized.
-
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-1 smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-3 stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-(B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-(A) notice the sunflowers
-(C) stop
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'multiple depriority' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-3 (C) stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh depri 3 2
-3 stop
-TODO: 3 deprioritized.
-2 notice the sunflowers
-TODO: 2 deprioritized.
-
->>> todo.sh -p list
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-2 notice the sunflowers
-3 stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-(B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-(A) notice the sunflowers
-stop
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'depriority of unprioritized task' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-3 stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh depri 3 2
-TODO: 3 is not prioritized.
-2 notice the sunflowers
-TODO: 2 deprioritized.
-
->>> todo.sh -p list
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-2 notice the sunflowers
-3 stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-test_done

tests/t1800-del.sh

@@ -1,153 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-
-test_description='basic del functionality
-'
-. ./test-lib.sh
-
-test_todo_session 'del usage' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh del B
-usage: todo.sh del ITEM# [TERM]
-=== 1
-EOF
-
-test_todo_session 'del nonexistant item' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -f del 42
-TODO: No task 42.
-=== 1
-
->>> todo.sh -f del 42 Roses
-TODO: No task 42.
-=== 1
-EOF
-
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-(B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-(A) notice the sunflowers
-stop
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'basic del' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-3 stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh -f del 1
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-TODO: 1 deleted.
-
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-3 stop
---
-TODO: 2 of 2 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-(B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-(A) notice the sunflowers
-stop
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'del preserving line numbers' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -f del 1
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-TODO: 1 deleted.
-
->>> todo.sh -f del 1
-TODO: No task 1.
-=== 1
-
->>> todo.sh add A new task
-4 A new task
-TODO: 4 added.
-
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-4 A new task
-3 stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh -f -n del 2
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-TODO: 2 deleted.
-
->>> todo.sh add Another new task
-3 Another new task
-TODO: 3 added.
-
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 A new task
-3 Another new task
-1 stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-(B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-(A) notice the sunflowers
-(C) stop
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'basic del TERM' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-3 (C) stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh del 1 uppercase
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-TODO: Removed 'uppercase' from task.
-1 (B) smell the Roses +flowers @outside
-
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-1 (B) smell the Roses +flowers @outside
-3 (C) stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-
->>> todo.sh del 1 "the Roses"
-1 (B) smell the Roses +flowers @outside
-TODO: Removed 'the Roses' from task.
-1 (B) smell +flowers @outside
-
->>> todo.sh del 1 m
-1 (B) smell +flowers @outside
-TODO: Removed 'm' from task.
-1 (B) sell +flowers @outside
-
->>> todo.sh del 1 @outside
-1 (B) sell +flowers @outside
-TODO: Removed '@outside' from task.
-1 (B) sell +flowers
-
->>> todo.sh del 1 sell
-1 (B) sell +flowers
-TODO: Removed 'sell' from task.
-1 (B) +flowers
-EOF
-
-cat > todo.txt <<EOF
-(B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-(A) notice the sunflowers
-(C) stop
-EOF
-test_todo_session 'del nonexistant TERM' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh del 1 dung
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-TODO: 'dung' not found; no removal done.
-=== 1
-
->>> todo.sh -p list
-2 (A) notice the sunflowers
-1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
-3 (C) stop
---
-TODO: 3 of 3 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-test_done

tests/t2000-multiline.sh

@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ test_description='Multi-line functionality'
 
 ## Replace test
 # Create the expected file
-echo "1 smell the cheese
-TODO: Replaced task with:
-1 eat apples eat oranges drink milk">$HOME/expect.multi
+echo "1: smell the cheese
+replaced with
+1: eat apples eat oranges drink milk">$HOME/expect.multi
 
 test_expect_success 'multiline squash item replace' '
 (
@@ -33,8 +33,7 @@ fi
 
 ## Add test
 # Create the expected file
-echo "2 eat apples eat oranges drink milk
-TODO: 2 added.">$HOME/expect.multi
+echo "TODO: 'eat apples eat oranges drink milk' added on line 2.">$HOME/expect.multi
 
 test_expect_success 'multiline squash item add' '
 (
@@ -59,7 +58,7 @@ fi
 
 ## Append test
 # Create the expected file
-echo "1 smell the cheese eat apples eat oranges drink milk">$HOME/expect.multi
+echo "1: smell the cheese eat apples eat oranges drink milk">$HOME/expect.multi
 
 test_expect_success 'multiline squash item append' '
 (
@@ -84,7 +83,7 @@ fi
 
 ## Prepend test
 # Create the expected file
-echo "1 eat apples eat oranges drink milk smell the cheese">$HOME/expect.multi
+echo "1: eat apples eat oranges drink milk smell the cheese">$HOME/expect.multi
 
 test_expect_success 'multiline squash item prepend' '
 (
@@ -109,12 +108,9 @@ fi
 
 ## Multiple line addition
 # Create the expected file
-echo "2 eat apples
-TODO: 2 added." > $HOME/expect.multi
-echo "3 eat oranges
-TODO: 3 added." >>$HOME/expect.multi
-echo "4 drink milk
-TODO: 4 added." >> $HOME/expect.multi
+echo "TODO: 'eat apples' added on line 2." > $HOME/expect.multi
+echo "TODO: 'eat oranges' added on line 3." >>$HOME/expect.multi
+echo "TODO: 'drink milk' added on line 4." >> $HOME/expect.multi
 
 test_expect_success 'actual multiline add' '
 (

tests/t8000-actions.sh

@@ -1,57 +0,0 @@
-#!/bin/sh
-
-test_description='custom actions functionality
-
-This test covers the contract between todo.sh and custom actions.
-'
-. ./test-lib.sh
-
-unset TODO_ACTIONS_DIR
-mkdir .todo.actions.d
-make_action()
-{
-	cat > ".todo.actions.d/$1" <<- EOF
-	#!/bin/bash
-	echo "custom action $1"
-EOF
-chmod +x ".todo.actions.d/$1"
-}
-
-make_action "foo"
-test_todo_session 'executable action' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh foo
-custom action foo
-EOF
-
-chmod -x .todo.actions.d/foo
-# On Cygwin, clearing the executable flag may have no effect, as the Windows ACL
-# may still grant execution rights. In this case, we skip the test.
-if [ -x .todo.actions.d/foo ]; then
-    SKIP_TESTS="${SKIP_TESTS}${SKIP_TESTS+ }t8000.2"
-fi
-test_todo_session 'nonexecutable action' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh foo
-Usage: todo.sh [-fhpantvV] [-d todo_config] action [task_number] [task_description]
-Try 'todo.sh -h' for more information.
-=== 1
-EOF
-
-make_action "ls"
-test_todo_session 'overriding built-in action' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh ls
-custom action ls
-
->>> todo.sh command ls
---
-TODO: 0 of 0 tasks shown
-EOF
-
-make_action "bad"
-echo "exit 42" >> .todo.actions.d/bad
-test_todo_session 'failing action' <<EOF
->>> todo.sh bad
-custom action bad
-=== 42
-EOF
-
-test_done

tests/t9999-testsuite_example.sh

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ TODO: 2 of 4 tasks shown
 TODO: 1 of 4 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh -a do 2
-2 x 2009-02-13 notice the sunflowers
+2: x 2009-02-13 notice the sunflowers
 TODO: 2 marked as done.
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
@@ -48,8 +48,7 @@ TODO: 2 marked as done.
 TODO: 4 of 4 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh add "make the coffee +wakeup"
-5 make the coffee +wakeup
-TODO: 5 added.
+TODO: 'make the coffee +wakeup' added on line 5.
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list coffee
 5 make the coffee +wakeup
@@ -58,8 +57,7 @@ TODO: 5 added.
 TODO: 2 of 5 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh add "visit http://example.com"
-6 visit http://example.com
-TODO: 6 added.
+TODO: 'visit http://example.com' added on line 6.
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
 1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
@@ -98,7 +96,7 @@ usage: todo.sh append ITEM# "TEXT TO APPEND"
 === 1
 
 >>> todo.sh append 2 and think
-2 stop and think
+2: stop and think
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
 1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
@@ -110,7 +108,7 @@ usage: todo.sh append ITEM# "TEXT TO APPEND"
 TODO: 5 of 5 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh append 10 "hej!"
-TODO: No task 10.
+10: No such todo.
 === 1
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
@@ -123,7 +121,7 @@ TODO: No task 10.
 TODO: 5 of 5 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh do 10
-TODO: No task 10.
+10: No such todo.
 === 1
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
@@ -136,8 +134,7 @@ TODO: No task 10.
 TODO: 5 of 5 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh add "the coffee +wakeup"
-6 the coffee +wakeup
-TODO: 6 added.
+TODO: 'the coffee +wakeup' added on line 6.
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
 1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside
@@ -150,7 +147,7 @@ TODO: 6 added.
 TODO: 6 of 6 tasks shown
 
 >>> todo.sh prepend 6 "make"
-6 make the coffee +wakeup
+6: make the coffee +wakeup
 
 >>> todo.sh -p list
 1 (B) smell the uppercase Roses +flowers @outside

tests/test-lib.sh

@@ -12,10 +12,8 @@ done,*)
 *' --tee '*|*' --va'*)
 	mkdir -p test-results
 	BASE=test-results/$(basename "$0" .sh)
-	(
-	    TEST_TEE_STARTED=done ${SHELL-sh} "$0" "$@" 2>&1;
-	    echo $? > $BASE.exit
-	) | tee $BASE.out
+	(TEST_TEE_STARTED=done ${SHELL-sh} "$0" "$@" 2>&1;
+	 echo $? > $BASE.exit) | tee $BASE.out
 	test "$(cat $BASE.exit)" = 0
 	exit
 	;;
@@ -529,7 +527,7 @@ test_todo_session () {
     cmd=""
     status=0
     > expect
-    while read -r line
+    while read line
     do
 	case $line in
 	">>> "*)
@@ -544,7 +542,7 @@ test_todo_session () {
 		if [ $status = 0 ]; then
 		    test_expect_success "$1 $subnum" "$cmd > output && test_cmp expect output"
 		else
-		    test_expect_success "$1 $subnum" "$cmd > output ; test \$? = $status && test_cmp expect output"
+		    test_expect_success "$1 $subnum" "$cmd > output || test $? = $status && test_cmp expect output"
 		fi
 
 		subnum=$(($subnum + 1))
@@ -554,7 +552,7 @@ test_todo_session () {
 	    fi
 	    ;;
 	*)
-	    echo "$line" >> expect
+	    echo $line >> expect
 	    ;;
 	esac
     done
@@ -562,7 +560,7 @@ test_todo_session () {
 	if [ $status = 0 ]; then
 	    test_expect_success "$1 $subnum" "$cmd > output && test_cmp expect output"
 	else
-	    test_expect_success "$1 $subnum" "$cmd > output ; test \$? = $status && test_cmp expect output"
+	    test_expect_success "$1 $subnum" "$cmd > output || test $? = $status && test_cmp expect output"
 	fi
     fi
 }

todo.cfg

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 # Your todo.txt directory
 #export TODO_DIR="/Users/gina/Documents/todo"
-export TODO_DIR=`dirname "$0"`
+export TODO_DIR="C:/Documents and Settings/gina/My Documents"
 
 # Your todo/done/report.txt locations
 export TODO_FILE="$TODO_DIR/todo.txt"
@@ -17,13 +17,8 @@ export TMP_FILE="$TODO_DIR/todo.tmp"
 
 # === COLOR MAP ===
 
-## Text coloring and formatting is done by inserting ANSI escape codes.
-## If you have re-mapped your color codes, or use the todo.txt
-## output in another output system (like Conky), you may need to
+## If you have re-mapped your color codes, you may need to
 ## over-ride by uncommenting and editing these defaults.
-## If you change any of these here, you also need to uncomment
-## the defaults in the COLORS section below. Otherwise, todo.txt
-## will still use the defaults!
 
 # export BLACK='\\033[0;30m'
 # export RED='\\033[0;31m'
@@ -43,25 +38,16 @@ export TMP_FILE="$TODO_DIR/todo.tmp"
 # export WHITE='\\033[1;37m'
 # export DEFAULT='\\033[0m'
 
-# === COLORS ===
+# === PRIORITY COLORS ===
 
+## Priorities can be any upper-case letter.
+## Colors are supported for the first three.
 ## Uncomment and edit to override these defaults.
-## Reference the constants from the color map above,
-## or use $NONE to disable highlighting.
-#
-# Priorities can be any upper-case letter.
-# A,B,C are highlighted; you can add coloring for more.
-#
+
 # export PRI_A=$YELLOW        # color for A priority
 # export PRI_B=$GREEN         # color for B priority
 # export PRI_C=$LIGHT_BLUE    # color for C priority
-# export PRI_D=...            # define your own
-# export PRI_X=$WHITE         # color unless explicitly defined
-
-# There is highlighting for tasks that have been done,
-# but haven't been archived yet.
-#
-# export COLOR_DONE=$LIGHT_GREY
+# export PRI_X=$WHITE         # color for rest of them
 
 # === BEHAVIOR ===