Syntax Description
-
to-do
-
[/] incomplete
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done
-
[-] canceled
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[>] forwarded
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[<] scheduling
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[?] question
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[!] important
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[*] star
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[”] quote
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[l] location
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[b] bookmark
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[i] information
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[S] savings
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[I] idea
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[p] pros
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[c] cons
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[f] fire
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[k] key
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[w] win
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[u] up
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[d] down
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- [ ]to-do -
[/]
- [/]incomplete -
- [x]done -
[-]
- [-]canceled -
[>]
- [>]forwarded -
[<]
- [<]scheduling -
[?]
- [?]question -
[!]
- [!]important -
[*]
- [*]star -
[”]
- ["]quote -
[l]
- [l]location -
[b]
- [b]bookmark -
[i]
- [i]information -
[s]
- [s]savings -
[I]
- [I]idea -
[p]
- [p]pros -
[c]
- [c]cons -
[f]
- [f]fire -
[k]
- [k]key -
[w]
- [w]win -
[u]
- [u]up -
[d]
- [d]down
Some sample tasks of the various types:
- completed task
- [/] incomplete task
- not started
- [>] Migrated
- [<] Scheduled
- [-] cancelled task
- [u] It’s going up
- [d] … or down
Here are my various attempts at getting a list of those tasks.
All tasks
task from #sandbox Uncompleted tasks?
task from #sandbox
where !completedIncludes all the extra tasks, as well.
text contains “k”?
task from #sandbox
where !completed
and contains(text, "k")No go, as it only checked the actual text of the task
Using status
task from #sandbox
where status = " " or status = "/"By looking into the All info shown below,
I found that the actual text between the brackets
was stored in the status field, and then I can
combine whichever set of these that I wanted.