I want to be able to autocreate/autofill notification on new tasks. It would be nice to be able to set notification time to task end time minus 15-30 mins.
I know Python a bit, so just let me know which file/class I need to edit.
Thanks!
Depends on what you want to do exactly. If you want to add a setting for that, you'll have to provide a default value in taskcoachlib/config/defaults.py and then set up the UI to change it in taskcoachlib/gui/dialog/settings.py.
Next, to provide the reminder when creating a new task, you'll have to change the task creation command which should be in taskcoachlib/gui/uicommand/uicommand.py, read the setting from there and pass it to the task constructor.
If you intend to provide a patch (I hope so :) ), add at least one unit test for this.
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On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 7:04 PM, "Jérome Laheurte" fraca7@users.sf.netwrote:
Depends on what you want to do exactly. If you want to add a setting for
that, you'll have to provide a default value in
taskcoachlib/config/defaults.py and then set up the UI to change it in
taskcoachlib/gui/dialog/settings.py.
Next, to provide the reminder when creating a new task, you'll have to
change the task creation command which should be in
taskcoachlib/gui/uicommand/uicommand.py, read the setting from there and
pass it to the task constructor.
If you intend to provide a patch (I hope so :) ), add at least one unit
test for this.
Status: unread Version: Release_1.3 Created: Mon May 12, 2014 08:58 AM UTC by alexander Last Updated: Mon May 12, 2014 08:58 AM UTC Owner: nobody
Hi
I want to be able to autocreate/autofill notification on new tasks. It
would be nice to be able to set notification time to task end time minus
15-30 mins.
I know Python a bit, so just let me know which file/class I need to edit.
Thanks!
Hi, it's many years later, and I'm excited to tell you that Task Coach updated to Python3 and development is finally active again, thanks to new volunteers. The project has now moved to https://github.com/taskcoach/taskcoach
I'm using it myself, and things are working better than ever. Packages are available for some common Linux systems and for Windows (note that it isn't recognized by Windows Smartscreen but can be installed by accepting the warning anyway)
We'd love to have you test the updated program, and post any issues that arise there at GitHub (and contribute to development if you are so inclined)
We won't be continuing with SourceForge, just clearing out old issues and letting people know about the move
Cheers
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Depends on what you want to do exactly. If you want to add a setting for that, you'll have to provide a default value in taskcoachlib/config/defaults.py and then set up the UI to change it in taskcoachlib/gui/dialog/settings.py.
Next, to provide the reminder when creating a new task, you'll have to change the task creation command which should be in taskcoachlib/gui/uicommand/uicommand.py, read the setting from there and pass it to the task constructor.
If you intend to provide a patch (I hope so :) ), add at least one unit test for this.
Thanks!
On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 7:04 PM, "Jérome Laheurte" fraca7@users.sf.netwrote:
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#386Hi, it's many years later, and I'm excited to tell you that Task Coach updated to Python3 and development is finally active again, thanks to new volunteers. The project has now moved to https://github.com/taskcoach/taskcoach
I'm using it myself, and things are working better than ever. Packages are available for some common Linux systems and for Windows (note that it isn't recognized by Windows Smartscreen but can be installed by accepting the warning anyway)
We'd love to have you test the updated program, and post any issues that arise there at GitHub (and contribute to development if you are so inclined)
We won't be continuing with SourceForge, just clearing out old issues and letting people know about the move
Cheers