*todo.txt* Vim plugin for Todo.txt files _____ _ _ _ ~ |_ _|__ __| | ___ | |___ _| |_ ~ | |/ _ \ / _` |/ _ \| __\ \/ / __|~ | | (_) | (_| | (_) | |_ > <| |_ ~ |_|\___/ \__,_|\___(_)__/_/\_\\__|~ Reference Manual~ ============================================================================== CONTENTS *todo-contents* 1. Commands ..................................... |todo-commands| 1.1. Sorting tasks ............................ |todo-commands-sorting| 1.2. Edit priority ............................ |todo-commands-priority| 1.3. Date ..................................... |todo-commands-date| 1.4. Mark as done ............................. |todo-commands-done| 2. Options ...................................... |todo-options| ============================================================================== 1. Commands *todo-commands* 1.1 Sorting tasks: *todo-commands-sorting* `s` Sort the file `s+` Sort the file on +Projects `s@` Sort the file on @Contexts `sd` Sort the file on dates `sdd` Sort the file on due dates (i.e. due:2015-10-25) 1.2 Edit priority: *todo-commands-priority* `j` Decrease the priority of the current line `k` Increase the priority of the current line `a` Add the priority (A) to the current line `b` Add the priority (B) to the current line `c` Add the priority (C) to the current line 1.3 Date: *todo-commands-date* `d` Set current task's creation date to the current date `date` (Insert mode) Insert the current date 1.4 Mark as done: *todo-commands-done* `x` Mark current task as done `X` Mark all tasks as done `D` Move completed tasks to done.txt See :h for more information about the commands' prefix. ============================================================================== 2. Options *todo-options* *'g:todo_existing_date'* Specify the behavior of date insertion functions when the task already has a date of creation: > let g:todo_existing_date = 'n' < r - replace existing date (default) n - do nothing *'g:todo_load_python'* Specify if the plugin should load the python module. Useful if you use Neovim for example or if perhaps you just don't have/want python for vim: > let g:todo_load_python = 1 < 1 - Load (default) 0 - Don't load =============================================================================== vim:ft=help:et:ts=2:sw=2:sts=2:norl