An easy to use textual todo editor for Eclipse

You can find a general introduction here.

#Installation

The editor can be installed via the following update site:

http://sebastianbenz.github.com/eclipse-task-editor/updates

Note: The editor requires Xtext, which can be installed via: http://download.eclipse.org/modeling/tmf/xtext/updates/composite/releases/.

The editor is also available as a standalone Eclipse RCP application. The application runs on windows, linux and mac. You can build the application via:

git clone git://github.com/sebastianbenz/eclipse-task-editor.git
cd eclipse-task-editor
mvn clean install

The zipped applications can be found in plugins/de.sebastianbenz.task.rcp/target/products/task-editor-*.zip and a zipped update site is located in tools/de.sebastianbenz.task.update-site/target/site.zip.

#Usage

The eclipse task editor can be used to create and manage textual todo files. The syntax is based on TaskPaper, an excellent to-do list manager for Mac OS X./ The main elements of todo file are: Tasks, Notes, Projects, and Tags.

• Tasks: Something that needs to be done. A task is preceeded by '-'.
• Notes: Arbitrary text.
• Projects: Projects can be used to structure tasks. Projects are followed by ':' and a linebreak.
• Tags: can be used to categorize tasks, notes or projects. Tags start with '@', for example @today. Additionally, values can be assigned to tags, for example @prio(1) or @due(Monday).
• Code: Source code snippets can be written within ''' to make them more readable.

#License

© 2010 Sebastian Benz. Distributed under the Eclipse Public License.