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Added alternate 't' shortcut, with 'ls' as a default action. 

Updated Tips and Tricks (textile)
paulroub
2011-01-31 09:34:37 -08:00
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@@ -12,6 +12,20 @@ alias t='todo.sh -d /path/to/your/todo.cfg'
Then you simply type @t add laundry@ from anywhere in your file tree to add a task. Then you simply type @t add laundry@ from anywhere in your file tree to add a task.
*Avoid typing todo.sh every time, a variation.* Add the following to your @~/.bashrc@ file (@~/.bash_profile@ for Mac and Cygwin users):
<pre>
function t() {
if [ $# -eq 0 ]; then
todo.sh -d /path/to/your/todo.cfg ls
else
todo.sh -d /path/to/your/todo.cfg $*
fi
}
</pre>
You can still type @t add laundry@ from anywhere to add a task, but now you can just type @t@ to list your current tasks.
*Hide the configuration file by renaming it @.todo.cfg@.* *Hide the configuration file by renaming it @.todo.cfg@.*
*Access your remote server's @todo.txt@ via ssh.* If you have a shell account on @remote.server.com@, alias your @todo.sh@ commands to do the same thing as usual but prepend @ssh username@remote.server.com@ to them. Something like: *Access your remote server's @todo.txt@ via ssh.* If you have a shell account on @remote.server.com@, alias your @todo.sh@ commands to do the same thing as usual but prepend @ssh username@remote.server.com@ to them. Something like: