Updated How tos (markdown)

Ali Karbassi
2018-07-05 23:12:48 -05:00
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You can exclude words, contexts and projects from a `todo list` using the `-` operator, for example, to find things you need to send, except those by email: You can exclude words, contexts and projects from a `todo list` using the `-` operator, for example, to find things you need to send, except those by email:
todo ls "send -email" ```bash
14 Send Father's day card $ todo ls "send -email"
11 Send keys back @postoffice 14 Send Father's day card
-- 11 Send keys back @postoffice
TODO: 2 of 19 tasks shown --
TODO: 2 of 19 tasks shown
```
This can also be used on projects and operators: This can also be used on projects and operators:
todo ls "download update -@home" ```bash
02 Download the new vm software @work $ todo ls "download update -@home"
09 Update Twitter app @phone 02 Download the new vm software @work
-- 09 Update Twitter app @phone
TODO: 2 of 19 tasks shown --
TODO: 2 of 19 tasks shown
```
Note that while on search engines `+` will force a term to be included, this is a simple search tool and `+`s are used for projects. Note that while on search engines `+` will force a term to be included, this is a simple search tool and `+`s are used for projects.