A tiny command-line list maker
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Users can add items to a list
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Users can remove items from a list
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Users can marks items on a list as "complete" or "incomplete"
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Items are saved to a file
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Users can read items from a list
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Users can edit items
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Users can create categories for items (such as "to do today" or "Work" or "Crafts")
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Users can create subtasks on tasks
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Subtasks (or steps to completing a task) can be viewed as a tree of complete and incomplete tasks
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Tasks with subtasks can be folded up (so that subtasks are invisible) or opened
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Categories can be folded up or opened
An example of an unfolded tree:
[ ] my first task
|\_ [ ]this is the first subtask
|\_ [x]this is the second subtask
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|\_ [x]this is the third subtask
| \_ [x]task one
| \_ [x]task two
| \_ [x]task three
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|\_ [ ]this is the fourth subtask
\_ [x]this is the last task!
An example of a folded tree:
[ ] my first task [...]
If you are on unix, clone down this directory from within the command line.
cd into the cloned directory.
Run gcc -std=c11 task.c -o task (or whatever build command you prefer!) and then, in the same directory, enter ./task.