Last edit
Changed:
< TodoListMode, by [http://www.lamberta.org/ William Lamberta], provides color highlighting for a numbered todo list file.
< It uses some regexp's to determine the font face of a line, so it's easy to jump in and define more numbers and different colors.
< * [http://github.com/biilly/todo-list/raw/master/todo-list-mode.el todo-list-mode.el]
< * [http://lamberta.posterous.com/emacs-todo-list-mode Screenshot and release information]
to
> TodoListMode, by [http://www.lamberta.org/ Billy Lamberta], provides color highlighting for a numbered todo list file; simple and straight-forward to use.
> * [http://github.com/biilly/todo-list-mode GitHub page]
> * [http://github.com/biilly/todo-list-mode/raw/master/todo-list-mode.el todo-list-mode.el]
TodoListMode, by Billy Lamberta, provides color highlighting for a numbered todo list file; simple and straight-forward to use.
To include this mode automaticaly, add to your .emacs
(add-to-list 'load-path "~/emacs/lisp/") ;my lisp dir (autoload 'todo-list-mode "todo-list-mode") ;load when needed ;a simple function that opens the file and switches to todo-list-mode. (defun open-todo-list () (interactive) (find-file "~/notes/TODO") ;path to my todo list (todo-list-mode)) ;then bind to control-f12 so i can call it with one keystroke ;this works well for me because i also bind calendar to f12 (global-set-key [C-f12] 'open-todo-list)
There is a simpler way to open always the same file: registers.
Here is how I would have done it:
(set-register ?o '(file . "~/notes/TODO"))
With that, pressing C-x r j o RET would just open your file (you need to add a file header to make it “todo-list-mode” aware)