+1 On Jan 28, 2:02 am, Ron Stockfleth <[email protected]> wrote: > When I tested this new feature, I noted the following: > > Ctrl-Click on a task creates a completed copy of the task with > Created, Modified, and Completed Date/Time all equal to the current > Date/Time, and then moves the original task uncompleted to the end of > the list with the original Date/Time intact, and with a Modified Date/ > Time equal to the current Date/Time. > > I think I know why Andrey did it this way, but it still somewhat > counter-intuitive. Practitioners of the AutoFocus methodology using > pen and paper would actually cross out the task after they they were > finished working on the task. If work on this particular task still > needed to be done, then they would write the task down again on the > bottom of their list. > > If I was currently using the AutoFocus methodology, and I was looking > at the Task Statistics for the task at the bottom of the list, I think > I would expect to see a Created Date/Time equal to the time that the > task was created at the end of the list, not the time that the > original task was created. The Modified Date/Time is the actual time > that the task was put at the end of list, but that Modified Date/Time > can change if any other field of the task is changed. > > Expected Behavior: Completed task keeps its original Created Date/ > Time; newly created uncompleted task at the end of the list has a > Created Date/Time equal to the time that the Alternative Completion > was executed. > > I don't know how important this Created Date/Time statistic is to > AutoFocus followers, but the basic functionality of completing a task > and moving its duplicated uncompleted copy to the end of this list > will be very useful for AutoFocus users. > > Ron
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