There is a small bug in 2.10 for portable mode that creates and empty registry entry (and the hotkey setting won’t work in portable mode). A fix is in 2.11 that is only available for portable mode in https://nerdur.com/todour-pl/.
A new release, 2.10, is now available on https://nerdur.com/todour-pl/.
This release is focused on fixing issues with the portable mode, so if you have 2.09 and are not using portable mode, this release has nothing new.
For the ones of you using portable mode, the application now takes the argument “-portable” and will then search for an .ini file in it’s current directory (there is a shortcut in the .zip archive that should start in the correct mode). The .ini file will be created in a directory called “Nerdur”.
Please try it out and let me know if it works as expected.
Download todour 2.09 from https://nerdur.com/todour-pl/ for some minor updates.
Download todour 2.08 from https://nerdur.com/todour-pl/ for some minor updates.
So, I finally got around to it. You can find the source code of Todour on GitHub https://github.com/SverrirValgeirsson/Todour
There is plenty of room for improvements as most of the code has grown organically from a minor experiment that I was doing some years ago and I don’t really code that much nowadays. Anyway, I put it under GPL for simple sharing in any form. Hope it’s of value to someone.
Download todour 2.07 from https://nerdur.com/todour-pl/ for some minor updates.
Finally advanced search is here! Download todour 2.06 from https://nerdur.com/todour-pl/ and enjoy being able to search for multiple tags in any order and to exclude any words in your search.
For example the search shown here will find all lines that contain “+work” and “+budget” and do not contain the word “delegated”.
Enjoy 🙂
Advanced searching has been implemented and is being tested for the 2.06 release of Todour.
The search will be able to handle multiple search words including negative ones, like below where all lines with “test2” and “test1” but not test4 will be matched.
The negative matching is especially convenient when wanting to exclude a project or context. I use it for excluding the “@work” context when I am not working for example but you can of course find many other uses for it.
Stay tuned for the 2.06 release coming quite soon…
Hi. The 2.05 version of Todour is now out. Get it and enjoy the new context feature and a bit fewer bugs 🙂
The 2.05 version of Todour will have a context lock feature. That means that when the context is “locked”, it’s automatically added to any new line. So for instance if your’re working on a +project1, you can search for it, press the lock and then just add all the todos you want. All will have +project1 added to them so they keep the context you’re in.
