brainwipe
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The feature I would like is for Programmer’s Notepad to hunt through all the files in a project and gather up all the places I’ve written TODO and then a comment and show them in a handy place.
I know I can do this in ‘find in files’ (which is the current method) but when I am refactoring, I find I use the find-in-files system a lot and can’t have my todo list open and handy.
Yes, this is something that visual studio does.
Would anyone else find this useful or is it just me?
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Patabugen
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Hey brain,
It is a handy feature which I use when I use netbeans. There are several other syntaxes also so to have it customisable would be nice.
It would be a good idea to post it here:
http://code.google.com/p/pnotepad/issues/list
Sami
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Nux
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Interestingly you can make a Python script for that as running this:
pn.AddOutput(“n File “C:\Some\Path\YourFileName.ext”, line 123″)
Will make a “link” in Ouput window to YourFileName.ext (line 123).
Only thing you would need to do is make a search for some text (“todo” in this case). Not sure how that would be most efficiently done in Python (or PyPN to be more exact).
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CoDEmanX
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I’d like to see such a task list built-in similar to VS:
http://www.dev102.com/2008/09/01/visual-studio-see-your-todo-comments-in-one-list/
TODO, HACK, UNDONE…
Maybe as a CTags enhancement?
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