The MgtdProcessInbox macro really should be split into a plugin, and a
config page - with the plugin loading an array of terms and their
expansions from the config page.
I.e. instead of:
{{{
var shortHand = {
Action: {
'W': 'Waiting For',
'N': 'Next',
'F': 'Future',
'S': 'Starred'
},
Project: {
'A': 'Active',
'SM': 'Someday/Maybe',
'S': 'Starred'
}
};
}}}
it should have a Tiddler called MgtdQuickExpansionConfig which
contains simply:
!Project:
'A': 'Active',
'SM': 'Someday/Maybe',
'S': 'Starred'
etc.
Or something like that. I only play a programmer on TV.
On Jan 2, 6:14 pm, dmic <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> was digging around the code trying to turn off the automatic checking
> of opening tasks and projects in quickadd (which I was able to do),
> when I came across a small section of code in the MgtdProcessInbox
> tiddler...
>
> It seems that it should automatically assign a context if it finds
> certain words in the tiddler title. So if the quick add entry is
> ".call John", then the context @Calls should automatically be
> assigned. I have modified the section of the code to this:
>
> var automagicContexts = {
>
> '@Calls':'call',
>
> '@Errands':'buy',
>
> '@Email':'email'
> };
>
> but it doesn't seem to work.
>
> Anyone know anything about this or how to get it to work?
>
> cheers,
> dan
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