> >in the source file. Also you may see TODO's added by other people in the > >same file. > > do you want to provide a file-based TODO or a project-wide TODO? I hope, it > will be project-wide.
I'm not sure what you mean by this. Where would the project-wide TODO's be kept? > But I wanted to extend this TODO-list to become a small Task-list, where > all "// TODO: do something here"'s are included, but I could add some > myself explicitely. Than I could filter them. Maybe the compiler error > messages are included, too. Visual Studio 6 IIRC automatically adds TODO comments to a Task List. The more I think about it the more I like the idea of putting TODO comments in the error window. Hasn't anyone else found themselves doing lots of skeletal programming and adding lots of "TODO: implement method". It'd be nice to have the simple "doh!" feeling when you try to compile before you've finished coding everything you intended to. I'd also ask to somehow consider the other standard(?) phrases of BUG, FIXME and DEBUG (and maybe ERROR). I've seen these in some many projects over the years that I can't help believing they're de facto standards for task lists. Cheers, Ash Searle _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
