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Version 1.6.1

04 Jul 01:25
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Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an infinite loop/hang that was caused by using Esc to cancel edits.

Version 1.6.0

18 Jun 01:55
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Enhancements

  • Added full undo/redo support (Command+Z, Command+Shift+Z).

Changes

  • To enable undo/redo support that works with TodoTxtMac's aggressive "save after every change" functionality, TodoTxtMac now explicitly saves the file after each change rather than relying on Mac OS X's autosave functionality. If you are working with existing todo.txt files, you will likely not notice any difference. If you are working with an unsaved todo.txt file, however, you now will be prompted to save after every change until you save the file.

Version 1.5.1

20 May 14:32
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Enhancements

  • Added Cut command to task list (Command+X)
  • Made todo.txt format parsing more strict in terms of whitespace handling

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed timezone-related bugs causing the date picker dialogs to show today's date incorrectly
  • Fixed keyboard shortcut conflicts affecting the Set Threshold Date command (Option+S)
  • Now task priority will be displayed in the user-selected font instead of the system default font. If the user-selected font does not have a bold variant, priority will no longer be bolded.

Version 1.5.0

03 Mar 18:20
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  • Search box (Command+F) now operates on top of the applied filter preset, rather than replacing it.
  • Pasting tasks into the task list no longer removes the applied filter preset.
  • Added ability to customize colors of task creation dates (for incomplete tasks only).
  • Made task parsing more strictly follow todo.txt format specifications.
  • Improved layout of Preferences "Colors" tab.

Version 1.4.0

06 Feb 02:52
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Enhancements

  • Added status bar, which can display various task list metadata, the filter preset applied, the sort applied, number of selected tasks, etc.
    • Show/hide the status bar via Command+/ or via the View menu.
    • Customize the status bar text in the Preferences window.
  • Added Replace... command (Command+Option+F) in Edit menu to find/replace text in selected tasks.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed autocompletion of contexts.
  • Changed shortcut key for prepend text command from Option+T to R to fix an issue when there are tasks that start with 'T'.
  • Fixed minor autolayout errors in the Preferences window.

Version 1.3.0

20 Jan 03:15
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Enhancements

  • Threshold date support ("t:yyyy-mm-dd")
  • Prepend text to existing tasks (Option+T)
  • Fresh, new icon submitted by Sam Daitzman
  • Highlight colors for arbitrary tags ("key:value" pairs within task text)
  • Reset user preferences to defaults button in Preferences window
  • Clear all filters button in Filter window (use this if you experience problems loading/displaying files after upgrading)
  • Various minor enhancements

Version 1.2.8

15 Dec 19:31
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Enhancements

  • Task selections are now retained, as much as possible, when reloading a file from disk. Closes Issue #44.
  • Color and font preferences are now live-updating for all open windows. Closes Issue #45 and #46.
  • Added a "Reload All" command (Option+.).

Version 1.2.7

09 Dec 02:43
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Version 1.2.7

Enhancements

  • Added feature, found in Preferences > Startup, to open a default todo.txt file on launch. This feature is useful when you have either or both of the following General Systems Preferences enabled: "Close windows when quitting an app" and "Recent Items: None". If you do not have those General System Preference, you do not need to set the default todo.txt file, but it will not be harmful it you do.
  • Added a "Close All" alternate File menu item and keyboard shortcut (Command+Option+W).

Version 1.2.6

06 Dec 02:47
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Enhancements

  • TodoTxtMac can now open a todo file specified on the command line on launch. To use this feature, open TodoTxtMac from Terminal as follows:

    $ open /Applications/TodoTxtMac.app --args -todo-file ~/Documents/todo.txt
    

Version 1.2.5

27 Nov 01:33
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Bug Fixes

  • Fixed crash when closing the last open todo.txt file. Closes (hopefully) Issue #42.