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But first, please read . w2do-2.3.1/INSTALL0000644000175000017500000000441011335407260014023 0ustar blackenedblackened w2do - a simple text-based todo manager installation instructions Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Jaromir Hradilek Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included as a file called FDL in the main directory of the w2do source package. 1. General System Requirements All parts of w2do package are standalone scripts written in Perl and as such, they should be platform independent. However, working installation of Perl 5 is required in order to run these scripts. If you are using one of Unix-like operating systems, it is highly probable that you have it already installed. If you are using Windows, you can download it free of charge from . 2. Installing on Unix Systems The easiest way to install w2do on Unix operating system (e.g. Linux, vari- ous *BSD systems etc.) is to use the existing Makefile. As a root, get into the src/ directory in the w2do source package and type: make install This will install all executables and their corresponding man pages to the predefined /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/share/man respectively. If these locations do not satisfy your needs, you can either edit the relevant part of the Makefile, or you can change the prefix directly on the command line: make prefix=/some/location install Similarly, typing make uninstall or, if you have previously changed the destination directory, make prefix=/some/location uninstall will completely remove all installed files. On the other hand, you can also run the scripts directly from their present location or copy the content of src/ directory somewhere in the $PATH your- self. 3. Installing on Windows No special installation is required in order to run w2do on Microsoft Windows. In your favourite command line interpreter (e.g. cmd.exe), simply get into the src/ directory of the w2do source package and type: perl w2do [options] etc. Try `--help' switch to get information about the usage. w2do-2.3.1/AUTHORS0000644000175000017500000000004711335407260014044 0ustar blackenedblackenedJaromir Hradilek w2do-2.3.1/TODO0000644000175000017500000000000011335407260013451 0ustar blackenedblackenedw2do-2.3.1/src/0000755000175000017500000000000011335407260013562 5ustar blackenedblackenedw2do-2.3.1/src/w2text.pl0000755000175000017500000003267311335407260015372 0ustar blackenedblackened#!/usr/bin/env perl # w2text, a plain text exporter for w2do # Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Jaromir Hradilek # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it # under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the # Free Software Foundation, version 3 of the License. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTA- # BILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public # License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along # with this program. If not, see . use strict; use warnings; use locale; use Text::Wrap; use File::Basename; use File::Spec::Functions; use Getopt::Long; # General script information: use constant NAME => basename($0, '.pl'); # Script name. use constant VERSION => '2.3.1'; # Script version. # General script settings: our $HOMEDIR = $ENV{HOME} || $ENV{USERPROFILE} || '.'; our $savefile = $ENV{W2DO_SAVEFILE} || catfile($HOMEDIR, '.w2do'); # Appearance settings: $Text::Wrap::columns = $ENV{W2DO_WIDTH} || 75; # Default line width. our $with_state = 1; # Include state? our $bare = 0; # Turn off group names? # Other command-line options: my $outfile = '-'; # Output file name. my %args = (); # Specifying options. # Set up the __WARN__ signal handler: $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { print STDERR NAME . ": " . (shift); }; # Display given message and terminate the script: sub exit_with_error { my $message = shift || 'An unspecified error has occurred.'; my $return_value = shift || 1; # Print message to STDERR: print STDERR NAME . ": $message\n"; # Return failure: exit $return_value; } # Translate given date to YYYY-MM-DD string: sub date_to_string { my $time = shift || time; # Decompose the given time: my @date = localtime($time); # Return the result: return sprintf("%d-%02d-%02d", ($date[5] + 1900), ++$date[4], $date[3]); } # Load selected data from the save file: sub load_selection { my ($selected, $rest, $args) = @_; # Prepare the list of reserved characters: my $reserved = '[\\\\\^\.\$\|\(\)\[\]\*\+\?\{\}]'; # Escape reserved characters: $args->{group} =~ s/($reserved)/\\$1/g if $args->{group}; $args->{task} =~ s/($reserved)/\\$1/g if $args->{task}; # Use default pattern when none is provided: my $group = $args->{group} || '[^:]*'; my $date = $args->{date} || '[^:]*'; my $priority = $args->{priority} || '[1-5]'; my $state = $args->{state} || '[ft]'; my $task = $args->{task} || ''; my $id = $args->{id} || '\d+'; # Create the mask: my $mask = "^$group:$date:$priority:$state:.*$task.*:$id\$"; # Open the save file for reading: if (open(SAVEFILE, "$savefile")) { # Process each line: while (my $line = ) { # Check whether the line matches given pattern: if ($line =~ /$mask/i) { # Add line to the selected items list: push(@$selected, $line); } else { # Add line to the other items list: push(@$rest, $line); } } # Close the save file: close(SAVEFILE); } # Return success: return 1; } # Display usage information: sub display_help { my $NAME = NAME; # Print the message: print << "END_HELP"; Usage: $NAME [-bS] [-o file] [-s file] [-w width] [-f|-u] [-d date] [-g group] [-p priority] [-t task] $NAME -h | -v General options: -h, --help display this help and exit -v, --version display version information and exit Specifying options: -t, --task task specify the task name -g, --group group specify the group name -d, --date date specify the due date; available options are anytime, today, yesterday, tomorrow, month, year, or an exact date in the YYYY-MM-DD format -p, --priority priority specify the priority; available options are 1-5 where 1 represents the highest priority -f, --finished specify the finished task -u, --unfinished specify the unfinished task Additional options: -s, --savefile file use selected file instead of the default ~/.w2do -o, --output file use selected file instead of the standard output -w, --width width use selected line width; the minimal value is 75 -b, --bare organise tasks as a single list (no group names) -S, --no-state do not display state information END_HELP # Return success: return 1; } # Display version information: sub display_version { my ($NAME, $VERSION) = (NAME, VERSION); # Print the message: print << "END_VERSION"; $NAME $VERSION Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Jaromir Hradilek This program is free software; see the source for copying conditions. It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PAR- TICULAR PURPOSE. END_VERSION # Return success: return 1; } # Write items in the task list to the selected output: sub write_tasks { my ($outfile, $args) = @_; # Initialize required variables: my @data; # Load matching tasks: load_selection(\@data, undef, $args) or return 0; # Open the selected output for writing: if (open(FILE, ">$outfile")) { # Check whether the list is not empty: if (@data) { my ($group, $task) = ''; # Process each task: foreach my $line (sort @data) { # Parse the task record: $line =~ /^([^:]*):([^:]*):([1-5]):([ft]):(.*):(\d+)$/; # Write heading when group changes: if (lc($1) ne $group && !$bare) { print FILE "\n" if $group; print FILE "$1:\n\n"; $group = lc($1); } # Create the task entry: $task = ($with_state && $4 eq 't') ? "$5 (OK)\n" : "$5\n"; # Write the task entry: print FILE wrap(' * ', ' ', $task); } # Close the output: close(FILE); } } else { # Report failure: print STDERR "Unable to write to `$outfile'.\n"; # Return failure: return 0; } # Return success: return 1; } # Fix the group name: sub fix_group { my $group = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Check whether it contains forbidden characters: if ($group =~ /:/) { # Display warning: print STDERR "Colon is not allowed in the group name. Removing.\n"; # Remove forbidden characters: $group =~ s/://g; } # Check the group name length: if (length($group) > 10) { # Display warning: print STDERR "Group name too long. Stripping.\n"; # Strip it to the maximal allowed length: $group = substr($group, 0, 10); } # Make sure the result is not empty: unless ($group) { # Display warning: print STDERR "Group name is empty. Using the default group instead.\n"; # Use default group instead: $group = 'general'; } # Return the result: return $group; } # Translate due date alias to YYYY-MM-DD string: sub translate_date { my $date = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Translate the alias: if ($date =~ /^\d{4}-[01]\d-[0-3]\d$/) { return $date } elsif ($date eq 'anytime') { return $date } elsif ($date eq 'today') { return date_to_string(time) } elsif ($date eq 'yesterday') { return date_to_string(time - 86400) } elsif ($date eq 'tomorrow') { return date_to_string(time + 86400) } elsif ($date eq 'month') { return date_to_string(time + 2678400) } elsif ($date eq 'year') { return date_to_string(time + 31536000) } else { # Report failure and exit: exit_with_error("Invalid due date `$date'.", 22); } } # Translate due date alias to mask: sub translate_mask { my $date = shift; # Translate the alias: if ($date eq 'month') { return substr(date_to_string(time), 0, 8) . '..'; } elsif ($date eq 'year') { return substr(date_to_string(time), 0, 5) . '..-..'; } else { return translate_date($date); } } # Set up the option parser: Getopt::Long::Configure('no_auto_abbrev', 'no_ignore_case', 'bundling'); # Parse command line options: GetOptions( # General options: 'help|h' => sub { display_help(); exit 0 }, 'version|v' => sub { display_version(); exit 0 }, # Specifying options: 'task|t=s' => sub { $args{task} = $_[1] }, 'group|g=s' => sub { $args{group} = $_[1] }, 'date|d=s' => sub { $args{date} = $_[1] }, 'priority|p=i' => sub { $args{priority} = $_[1] }, 'finished|f' => sub { $args{state} = 't' }, 'unfinished|u' => sub { $args{state} = 'f' }, # Additional options: 'savefile|s=s' => sub { $savefile = $_[1] }, 'output|o=s' => sub { $outfile = $_[1] }, 'width|w=i' => sub { $Text::Wrap::columns = $_[1] }, 'no-bare|B' => sub { $bare = 0 }, 'bare|b' => sub { $bare = 1 }, 'no-state|S' => sub { $with_state = 0 }, 'with-state' => sub { $with_state = 1 }, ); # Detect superfluous options: if (scalar(@ARGV) != 0) { exit_with_error("Invalid option `$ARGV[0]'.", 22); } # Fix the group option: if (my $value = $args{group}) { $args{group} = fix_group($value); } # Translate the due date option: if (my $value = $args{date}) { $args{date} = translate_mask($value) } # Check the priority option: if (my $value = $args{priority}) { unless ($value =~ /^[1-5]$/) { exit_with_error("Invalid priority `$value'.", 22); } } # Check the line width option: if ($Text::Wrap::columns < 75) { exit_with_error("Invalid line width `$Text::Wrap::columns'.", 22); } # Perform appropriate action: write_tasks($outfile, \%args) or exit 1; # Return success: exit 0; __END__ =head1 NAME w2text - a plain text exporter for w2do =head1 SYNOPSIS B [B<-bS>] [B<-o> I] [B<-s> I] [B<-w> I] [B<-f>|B<-u>] [B<-d> I] [B<-g> I] [B<-p> I] [B<-t> I] B B<-h> | B<-v> =head1 DESCRIPTION B is a plain text exporter for w2do, a simple to use yet efficient command-line todo manager written in Perl. All tasks are listed by default, but desired subset can be easily selected via specifying options. =head1 OPTIONS =head2 General Options =over =item B<-h>, B<--help> Display help message and exit. =item B<-v>, B<--version> Display version information and exit. =back =head2 Specifying Options =over =item B<-t> I, B<--task> I Specify the I name. =item B<-g> I, B<--group> I Specify the I name. The group name should be a single word with maximum of 10 characters, but longer names are shortened automatically. =item B<-d> I, B<--date> I Specify the due I. Available options are B, B, B, B, B, B, or an exact date in the YYYY-MM-DD format, e.g. 2008-06-17 for 17 June 2008. =item B<-p> I, B<--priority> I Specify the I. Available options are integers between B<1> and B<5>, where 1 represents the highest priority. =item B<-f>, B<--finished> Specify the finished task. =item B<-u>, B<--unfinished> Specify the unfinished task. =back =head2 Additional Options =over =item B<-o> I, B<--output> I Use selected I instead of the standard output. =item B<-s> I, B<--savefile> I Use selected I instead of the default C<~/.w2do> as a save file. =item B<-w> I, B<--width> I Use selected line I; the minimal value is B<75>. =item B<-b>, B<--bare> Organise tasks as a single list instead of listing them by groups they belong to. =item B<-B>, B<--no-bare> Organise tasks to the separate groups; the default option. =item B<-S>, B<--no-state> Do not display state information in the listing. =item B<--with-state> Display state information in the listing; the default option. =back =head1 ENVIRONMENT =over =item B Use selected file instead of the default C<~/.w2do> as a save file. =item B Use selected line width; the minimal value is B<75>. =back =head1 FILES =over =item I<~/.w2do> Default save file. =back =head1 SEE ALSO B(1), B(1), B(1). =head1 BUGS To report bugs or even send patches, you can either add new issue to the project bugtracker at , visit the discussion group at , or you can contact the author directly via e-mail. =head1 AUTHOR Written by Jaromir Hradilek . Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included as a file called FDL in the main directory of the w2do source package. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Jaromir Hradilek This program is free software; see the source for copying conditions. It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. =cut w2do-2.3.1/src/w2do.pl0000755000175000017500000012704211335407260015003 0ustar blackenedblackened#!/usr/bin/env perl # w2do, a simple text-based todo manager # Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Jaromir Hradilek # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it # under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the # Free Software Foundation, version 3 of the License. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTA- # BILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public # License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along # with this program. If not, see . use strict; use warnings; use locale; use File::Basename; use File::Copy; use File::Spec::Functions; use Getopt::Long; use Term::ANSIColor; use Text::Wrap; # General script information: use constant NAME => basename($0, '.pl'); # Script name. use constant VERSION => '2.3.1'; # Script version. # General script settings: our $homedir = $ENV{HOME} || $ENV{USERPROFILE} || '.'; our $savefile = $ENV{W2DO_SAVEFILE} || catfile($homedir, '.w2do'); our $backext = '.bak'; # Backup file extension. our $verbose = 1; # Verbosity level. our $with_id = 1; # Include ID? our $with_group = 1; # Include group name? our $with_date = 1; # Include due date? our $with_pri = 1; # Include priority? our $with_state = 1; # Include state? our $bare = 0; # Leave out the table # header and separators? # Appearance settings: $Text::Wrap::columns = $ENV{W2DO_WIDTH} || 75; # Default table width. our $coloured = 0; # Use colourded output? # Colours settings: our $headcol = 'bold white on_green'; # Header. our $donecol = 'green'; # Finished tasks. our $todaycol = 'bold'; # Unfinished tasks. # Other command-line options: my $identifier = undef; # Task identifier. my $action = 0; # Default action. my %args = (); # Specifying options. # Set up the __WARN__ signal handler: $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { print STDERR NAME . ": " . (shift); }; # Display given message and terminate the script: sub exit_with_error { my $message = shift || 'An unspecified error has occurred.'; my $return_value = shift || 1; # Print message to STDERR: print STDERR NAME . ": $message\n"; # Return failure: exit $return_value; } # Translate given date to YYYY-MM-DD string: sub date_to_string { my $time = shift || time; # Decompose the given time: my @date = localtime($time); # Return the result: return sprintf("%d-%02d-%02d", ($date[5] + 1900), ++$date[4], $date[3]); } # Save data to the save file: sub save_data { my $data = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Backup the save file: copy($savefile, "$savefile$backext") if (-r $savefile); # Open the save file for writing: if (open(SAVEFILE, ">$savefile")) { # Process each item: foreach my $item (@$data) { # Write data to the save file: print SAVEFILE $item; } # Close the save file: close(SAVEFILE); } else { # Report failure: and exit: print STDERR "Unable to write to `$savefile'.\n"; # Return failure: return 0; } # Return success: return 1; } # Add data to the end of the save file: sub add_data { my $data = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Backup the save file: copy($savefile, "$savefile$backext") if (-r $savefile); # Open the save file for appending: if (open(SAVEFILE, ">>$savefile")) { # Process each item: foreach my $item (@$data) { # Write data to the save file: print SAVEFILE $item; } # Close the save file: close(SAVEFILE); } else { # Report failure: print STDERR "Unable to write to `$savefile'.\n"; # Return failure: return 0; } # Return success: return 1; } # Load selected data from the save file: sub load_selection { my ($selected, $rest, $args) = @_; # Prepare the list of reserved characters: my $reserved = '[\\\\\^\.\$\|\(\)\[\]\*\+\?\{\}]'; # Escape reserved characters: $args->{group} =~ s/($reserved)/\\$1/g if $args->{group}; $args->{task} =~ s/($reserved)/\\$1/g if $args->{task}; # Use default pattern when none is provided: my $group = $args->{group} || '[^:]*'; my $date = $args->{date} || '[^:]*'; my $priority = $args->{priority} || '[1-5]'; my $state = $args->{state} || '[ft]'; my $task = $args->{task} || ''; my $id = $args->{id} || '\d+'; # Create the mask: my $mask = "^$group:$date:$priority:$state:.*$task.*:$id\$"; # Open the save file for reading: if (open(SAVEFILE, "$savefile")) { # Process each line: while (my $line = ) { # Check whether the line matches given pattern: if ($line =~ /$mask/i) { # Add line to the selected items list: push(@$selected, $line); } else { # Add line to the other items list: push(@$rest, $line); } } # Close the save file: close(SAVEFILE); } # Return success: return 1; } # Load data with passed due date from the save file: sub load_old { my ($selected, $rest) = @_; # Open the save file for reading: if (open(SAVEFILE, "$savefile")) { # Process each line: while (my $line = ) { # Parse the task record: $line =~ /^[^:]*:([^:]*):[1-5]:[ft]:.*:\d+$/; # Check whether the line matches given pattern: if ("$1" lt date_to_string() && "$1" ne 'anytime') { # Add line to the selected items list: push(@$selected, $line); } else { # Add line to the other items list: push(@$rest, $line); } } # Close the save file: close(SAVEFILE); } # Return success: return 1; } # Change selected items in the task list: sub change_selection { my ($selected, $data, $args) = @_; # Check whether the selection is not empty: if (@$selected) { # Check whether the changed item is suplied: if (%$args) { # Process each item: foreach my $item (@$selected) { # Parse the task record: if ($item =~ /^([^:]*):([^:]*):([1-5]):([ft]):(.*):(\d+)$/) { # Use existing value when none is supplied: my $group = $args->{group} || $1; my $date = $args->{date} || $2; my $priority = $args->{priority} || $3; my $state = $args->{state} || $4; my $task = $args->{task} || $5; my $id = $6; # Update the task record: push(@$data, "$group:$date:$priority:$state:$task:$id\n"); } } # Store data to the save file: save_data($data) or return 0; # Report success: print "Selected tasks have been successfully changed.\n" if $verbose; } else { # Report missing option: print "You have to specify what to change.\n" if $verbose; } } else { # Report empty selection: print "No matching task found.\n" if $verbose; } # Return success: return 1; } # Remove selected items from the task list: sub remove_selection { my ($selected, $data) = @_; # Check whether the selection is not empty: if (@$selected) { # Store data to the save file: save_data($data) or return 0; # Report success: print "Selected tasks have been successfully removed.\n" if $verbose; } else { # Report empty selection: print "No matching task found.\n" if $verbose; } # Return success: return 1; } # Remove all finished items in the selection: sub purge_selection { my ($selected, $data) = @_; # Check whether the selection is not empty: if (@$selected) { # Process each item: foreach my $item (@$selected) { # Add unfinished tasks back to the list: if ($item =~ /^[^:]*:[^:]*:[1-5]:f:.*:\d+$/) { push(@$data, $item); } } # Store data to the save file: save_data($data) or return 0; # Report success: print "Selected tasks have been successfully purged.\n" if $verbose; } else { # Report empty selection: print "No matching task found.\n" if $verbose; } # Return success: return 1; } # Get task list statistics: sub get_stats { my $stats = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Initialize required variables: my ($groups, $tasks, $undone) = (0, 0, 0); # Open the save file for reading: if (open(SAVEFILE, "$savefile")) { # Process each line: while (my $line = ) { # Parse the task record: if ($line =~ /^([^:]*):[^:]*:[1-5]:([ft]):.*:\d+$/) { my $group = lc($1); # Count group statistics: if ($stats->{$group}) { # Increment counters: $stats->{$group}->{tasks} += 1; $stats->{$group}->{done} += ($2 eq 't') ? 1 : 0; } else { # Initialize counters: $stats->{$group}->{tasks} = 1; $stats->{$group}->{done} = ($2 eq 't') ? 1 : 0; # Increment number of counted groups: $groups++; } # Count overall statistics: $tasks++; $undone++ unless ($2 eq 't'); } } } # Return overall statistics: return $groups, $tasks, $undone; } # Choose first available ID: sub choose_id { # Initialize required variables: my @used = (); my $chosen = 1; # Open the save file for reading: if (open(SAVEFILE, "$savefile")) { # Build the list of used IDs: while (my $line = ) { push(@used, int($1)) if ($line =~ /:(\d+)$/); } # Close the save file: close(SAVEFILE); # Find first unused ID: foreach my $id (sort {$a <=> $b} @used) { $chosen++ if ($chosen == $id); } } # Return the result: return $chosen; } # Draw table header: sub draw_header { # End here if the header is to be omitted: return 1 if $bare; # Prepare the header layout: my $border = '='x ($Text::Wrap::columns - 1); my $header = ' '; my $indent = 5; # Add enabled header items: $header .= 'id ' and $indent += 6 if $with_id; $header .= 'group ' and $indent += 12 if $with_group; $header .= 'date ' and $indent += 12 if $with_date; $header .= 'pri ' and $indent += 5 if $with_pri; $header .= 'sta ' and $indent += 5 if $with_state; $header .= 'task' . ' 'x ($Text::Wrap::columns - 1 - $indent); # Check whether to use colours: unless ($coloured) { # Display plain table header: print "$border\n$header\n$border\n"; } else { # Display coloured table header: print colored ($header, $headcol); print "\n"; } # Return success: return 1; } # Draw table separator: sub draw_separator { # End here if the separator is to be omitted: return 1 if $bare; # Prepare the separator layout: my $separator = '-'x ($Text::Wrap::columns - 1); my $header = ' '; my $indent = 5; # Add enabled header items: $header .= 'id ' and $indent += 6 if $with_id; $header .= 'group ' and $indent += 12 if $with_group; $header .= 'date ' and $indent += 12 if $with_date; $header .= 'pri ' and $indent += 5 if $with_pri; $header .= 'sta ' and $indent += 5 if $with_state; $header .= 'task' . ' 'x ($Text::Wrap::columns - 1 - $indent); # Check whether to use colours: unless ($coloured) { # Display plain separator: print "$separator\n"; } else { # Display coloured separator: print colored ($header, $headcol); print "\n"; } # Return success: return 1; } # Draw table row: sub draw_row { my ($id, $group, $date, $priority, $state, $task) = @_; # Initialize required variables: my $row = ' '; my $indent = 1; # Add enabled items: $row .= sprintf("%-4s ", $id) and $indent += 6 if $with_id; $row .= sprintf("%-10s ", $group) and $indent += 12 if $with_group; $row .= sprintf("%-10s ", $date) and $indent += 12 if $with_date; $row .= sprintf(" %s ", $priority) and $indent += 5 if $with_pri; $row .= sprintf(" %s ", $state) and $indent += 5 if $with_state; # Prepare the task entry: $task = wrap(' 'x $indent, ' 'x $indent, $task); $task =~ s/\s+//; # Add the task entry: $row .= $task; # Check whether to use colours: unless ($coloured) { # Display the task entry: print "$row\n"; } else { # Set up colours: print color $donecol if $state eq 'f'; print color $todaycol if $state ne 'f' && $date eq 'today'; # Display the task entry: print "$row\n"; # Reset colours: print color 'reset'; } # Return success: return 1; } # Draw short stats: sub draw_short_statistics { my ($groups, $tasks, $undone) = @_; # Check whether to use colours: unless ($coloured) { # Display plain text overall statistics: printf "%d group%s, %d task%s, %d unfinished\n", $groups, (($groups != 1) ? 's' : ''), $tasks, (($tasks != 1) ? 's' : ''), $undone; } else { # Display coloured overall statistics: print colored ['bold'], $groups; print (($groups != 1) ? ' groups, ' : ' group, '); print colored ['bold'], $tasks; print (($tasks != 1) ? ' tasks, ' : ' task, '); print colored ['bold'], $undone; print " unfinished\n"; } # Return success: return 1; } # Draw group statistics: sub draw_group_statistics { my ($group, $percentage, $done, $tasks) = @_; # Print the group name: printf "%-10s ", $group; # Print the progress bar: draw_progressbar($percentage); # Print the finished/all ratio: print " ($done/$tasks)\n"; # Return success: return 1; } # Draw progress bar: sub draw_progressbar { my $percentage = shift || 0; # Decide whether to use the pointer: my $pointer = ($percentage > 0 && $percentage < 100) ? '>' : ''; # Check whether to use colours: unless ($coloured) { # Print the progress bar: print '[' . '=' x int($percentage / 10) . $pointer . ' ' x ($percentage ? (9 - int($percentage / 10)) : 10) . ']'; # Print the percentage: printf " %3d%%", $percentage; } else { # Decide whether to use the pointer: my $pointer = ($percentage > 0 && $percentage < 100) ? '>' : ''; # Print the opening bracket: print colored ['bold'], '['; # Pick the right colour: if ($percentage <= 33) { print color 'red'; } elsif ($percentage > 66) { print color 'green'; } else { print color 'yellow'; } # Print the progress bar: print '=' x int($percentage / 10) . $pointer . ' ' x ($percentage ? (9 - int($percentage / 10)) : 10); # Reset the color: print color 'reset'; # Print the closing bracket: print colored ['bold'], ']'; # Print the percentage: print color 'bold'; printf " %3d%%", $percentage; print color 'reset'; } # Return success: return 1; } # Display usage information: sub display_help { my $NAME = NAME; # Print the message: print << "END_HELP"; Usage: $NAME [-l] [-t task] [-g group] [-d date] [-p priority] [-f|-u] $NAME -a task [-g group] [-d date] [-p priority] [-f|-u] $NAME -c id [-t task] [-g group] [-d date] [-p priority] [-f|-u] $NAME -r id $NAME [options] General options: -l, --list display items in the task list -a, --add task add new item to the task list -c, --change id change selected item in the task list -r, --remove id remove selected item from the task list --change-group group change all items in the selected group --remove-group group remove all items from the selected group --purge-group group remove all finished items in the selected group --change-date date change all items with selected due date --remove-date date remove all items with selected due date --purge-date date remove all finished items with selected due date --change-pri priority change all items with selected priority --remove-pri priority remove all items with selected priority --purge-pri priority remove all finished items with selected priority --change-old change all items with passed due date --remove-old remove all items with passed due date --purge-old remove all finished items with passed due date --change-all change all items in the task list --remove-all remove all items from the task list --purge-all remove all finished items from the task list --undo revert last action --groups display list of groups in the task list --stats display detailed task list statistics -h, --help display this help and exit -v, --version display version information and exit Specifying options: -t, --task task specify the task name -g, --group group specify the group name -d, --date date specify the due date; available options are anytime, today, yesterday, tomorrow, month, year, or an exact date in the YYYY-MM-DD format -p, --priority priority specify the priority; available options are 1-5 where 1 represents the highest priority -f, --finished specify the finished task -u, --unfinished specify the unfinished task Additional options: -s, --savefile file use selected file instead of the default ~/.w2do -w, --width width use selected line width; the minimal value is 75 -q, --quiet avoid displaying messages that are not necessary -C, --colour use coloured output instead of the default plain text version -b, --bare do not display table header and separators -I, --no-id do not display ID column -G, --no-group do not display group column -D, --no-date do not display due date column -P, --no-priority do not display priority column -S, --no-state do not display state column END_HELP # Return success: return 1; } # Display version information: sub display_version { my ($NAME, $VERSION) = (NAME, VERSION); # Print the message: print << "END_VERSION"; $NAME $VERSION Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Jaromir Hradilek This program is free software; see the source for copying conditions. It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PAR- TICULAR PURPOSE. END_VERSION # Return success: return 1; } # Display a list of groups in the task list: sub display_groups { # Initialize required variables: my $stats = {}; # Get task list statistics: get_stats($stats); # Check whether the list is not empty: if (%$stats) { # Display the list of groups: print join(', ', map { "$_ (" . $stats->{$_}->{done} . '/' . $stats->{$_}->{tasks} . ')' } sort keys(%$stats)), "\n"; } else { # Report empty list: print "The task list is empty.\n" if $verbose; } # Return success: return 1; } # Display detailed task list statistics: sub display_statistics { # Initialize required variables: my $stats = {}; my ($bar, $per, $rat); # Get task list statistics: my ($groups, $tasks, $undone) = get_stats($stats); my $done = $tasks - $undone; # Display overall statistics: draw_short_statistics($groups, $tasks, $undone); # Separate the lines: print "\n" if $tasks; # End here when the task list is empty: return 1 unless $groups; # Process each group: foreach my $group (sort (keys %$stats)) { # Count group percentage: $per = int($stats->{$group}->{done} * 100 / $stats->{$group}->{tasks}); # Display group progress: draw_group_statistics($group, $per, $stats->{$group}->{done}, $stats->{$group}->{tasks}); } # Separate the lines: print "---\n" if $tasks; # Count the overall percentage: $per = $tasks ? int($done * 100 / $tasks) : 0; # Display overall progress: draw_group_statistics('total', $per, $done, $tasks); # Return success: return 1; } # Display items in the task list: sub display_tasks { my $args = shift; # Initialize required variables: my @data; # Load matching tasks: load_selection(\@data, undef, $args) or return 0; # Check whether the list is not empty: if (@data) { # Initialize required variables: my ($id, $group, $date, $priority, $state, $task); my $current = ''; # Set up the line wrapper: $Text::Wrap::columns++; # Display the table header: draw_header(); # Process each task: foreach my $line (sort @data) { # Parse the task record: $line =~ /^([^:]*):([^:]*):([1-5]):([ft]):(.*):(\d+)$/; # Check whether the group has changed: if (lc($1) ne $current) { # Display the divider unless the first group is being listed: draw_separator() if $group; # Remember the current group: $current = lc($1); } # If possible, use relative date reference: if ($2 eq date_to_string()) { $date = 'today'; } elsif ($2 eq date_to_string(time - 86400)) { $date = 'yesterday'; } elsif ($2 eq date_to_string(time + 86400)) { $date = 'tomorrow'; } else { $date = $2; } # Prepare the rest of the task entry: $id = $6; $group = $1; $priority = $3; $state = ($4 eq 'f') ? '-' : 'f'; $task = $5; # Display the task entry: draw_row($id, $group, $date, $priority, $state, $task); } } else { # Report empty list: print "No matching task found.\n" if $verbose; } # Return success: return 1; } # Add new item to the task list: sub add_task { my $args = shift; # Use default value when none is provided: my $group = $args->{group} || 'general'; my $date = $args->{date} || 'anytime'; my $priority = $args->{priority} || '3'; my $state = $args->{state} || 'f'; my $task = $args->{task} || ''; my $id = choose_id(); # Create the task record: my @data = ("$group:$date:$priority:$state:$task:$id\n"); # Add data to the end of the save file: add_data(\@data) or return 0; # Report success: print "Task has been successfully added with id $id.\n" if $verbose; # Return success: return 1; } # Change selected item in the task list: sub change_task { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected task: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { id => shift }) or return 0; # Change selected item: change_selection(\@selected, \@data, shift) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Remove selected item from the task list: sub remove_task { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected task: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { id => shift }) or return 0; # Remove selected item: remove_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Change all items in the selected group: sub change_group { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { group => shift }) or return 0; # Change selected items: change_selection(\@selected, \@data, shift) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Remove all items in the selected group: sub remove_group { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { group => shift }) or return 0; # Remove selected items: remove_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Remove all finished items in the selected group: sub purge_group { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { group => shift }) or return 0; # Purge selected items: purge_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Change all items with selected due date: sub change_date { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { date => shift }) or return 0; # Change selected items: change_selection(\@selected, \@data, shift) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Remove all items with the selected due date: sub remove_date { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { date => shift }) or return 0; # Remove selected items: remove_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Remove all finished items with selected due date: sub purge_date { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { date => shift }) or return 0; # Purge selected items: purge_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Change all items with selected priority: sub change_priority { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { priority => shift }) or return 0; # Change selected items: change_selection(\@selected, \@data, shift) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Remove all items with selected priority: sub remove_priority { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { priority => shift }) or return 0; # Remove selected items: remove_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Remove all finished items with selected priority: sub purge_priority { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data, { priority => shift }) or return 0; # Purge selected items: purge_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Change all items with passed due date: sub change_old { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_old(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Change selected items: change_selection(\@selected, \@data, shift) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Remove all items with passed due date: sub remove_old { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_old(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Change selected items: remove_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Purge all items with passed due date: sub purge_old { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load selected tasks: load_old(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Purge selected tasks: purge_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Change all items in the task list: sub change_all { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load all tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Change all items: change_selection(\@selected, \@data, shift) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Remove all items from the task list: sub remove_all { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load all tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Remove all items: remove_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Remove all finished items from the task list: sub purge_all { # Initialize required variables: my (@selected, @data); # Load all tasks: load_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Purge all tasks: purge_selection(\@selected, \@data) or return 0; # Return success: return 1; } # Revert last action: sub revert_last_action { # Try to restore data from the backup file: if (move("$savefile$backext", $savefile)) { # Report success: print "Last action has been successfully reverted.\n" if $verbose; } else { # If not present, we are probably at oldest change: print "Already at oldest change.\n" if $verbose; } # Return success: return 1; } # Fix the group name: sub fix_group { my $group = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Check whether it contains forbidden characters: if ($group =~ /:/) { # Display warning: print STDERR "Colon is not allowed in the group name. Removing.\n"; # Remove forbidden characters: $group =~ s/://g; } # Check the group name length: if (length($group) > 10) { # Display warning: print STDERR "Group name too long. Stripping.\n"; # Strip it to the maximal allowed length: $group = substr($group, 0, 10); } # Make sure the result is not empty: unless ($group) { # Display warning: print STDERR "Group name is empty. Using the default group instead.\n"; # Use default group instead: $group = 'general'; } # Return the result: return $group; } # Translate due date alias to YYYY-MM-DD string: sub translate_date { my $date = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Translate the alias: if ($date =~ /^\d{4}-[01]\d-[0-3]\d$/) { return $date } elsif ($date eq 'anytime') { return $date } elsif ($date eq 'today') { return date_to_string(time) } elsif ($date eq 'yesterday') { return date_to_string(time - 86400) } elsif ($date eq 'tomorrow') { return date_to_string(time + 86400) } elsif ($date eq 'month') { return date_to_string(time + 2678400) } elsif ($date eq 'year') { return date_to_string(time + 31536000) } else { # Report failure and exit: exit_with_error("Invalid due date `$date'.", 22); } } # Translate due date alias to mask: sub translate_mask { my $date = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Translate the alias: if ($date eq 'month') { return substr(date_to_string(time), 0, 8) . '..'; } elsif ($date eq 'year') { return substr(date_to_string(time), 0, 5) . '..-..'; } else { return translate_date($date); } } # Set up the option parser: Getopt::Long::Configure('no_auto_abbrev', 'no_ignore_case', 'bundling'); # Parse command line options: GetOptions( # Specifying options: 'task|t=s' => sub { $args{task} = $_[1] }, 'group|g=s' => sub { $args{group} = $_[1] }, 'date|d=s' => sub { $args{date} = $_[1] }, 'priority|p=i' => sub { $args{priority} = $_[1] }, 'finished|f' => sub { $args{state} = 't' }, 'unfinished|u' => sub { $args{state} = 'f' }, # Additional options: 'savefile|s=s' => sub { $savefile = $_[1] }, 'width|w=i' => sub { $Text::Wrap::columns = $_[1] }, 'quiet|q' => sub { $verbose = 0 }, 'verbose|V' => sub { $verbose = 1 }, 'no-colour|no-color|X' => sub { $coloured = 0 }, 'colour|color|C' => sub { $coloured = 1 }, 'no-bare|B' => sub { $bare = 0 }, 'bare|b' => sub { $bare = 1 }, 'no-id|I' => sub { $with_id = 0 }, 'with-id' => sub { $with_id = 1 }, 'no-group|G' => sub { $with_group = 0 }, 'with-group' => sub { $with_group = 1 }, 'no-date|D' => sub { $with_date = 0 }, 'with-date' => sub { $with_date = 1 }, 'no-priority|P' => sub { $with_pri = 0 }, 'with-priority' => sub { $with_pri = 1 }, 'no-state|S' => sub { $with_state = 0 }, 'with-state' => sub { $with_state = 1 }, # General options: 'list|l' => sub { $action = 0 }, 'add|a=s' => sub { $action = 1; $args{task} = $_[1] }, 'change|c=i' => sub { $action = 2; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'remove|r=i' => sub { $action = 3; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'change-group=s' => sub { $action = 12; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'remove-group=s' => sub { $action = 13; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'purge-group=s' => sub { $action = 14; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'change-date=s' => sub { $action = 22; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'remove-date=s' => sub { $action = 23; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'purge-date=s' => sub { $action = 24; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'change-pri=i' => sub { $action = 32; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'remove-pri=i' => sub { $action = 33; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'purge-pri=i' => sub { $action = 34; $identifier = $_[1] }, 'change-old' => sub { $action = 42 }, 'remove-old' => sub { $action = 43 }, 'purge-old' => sub { $action = 44 }, 'change-all' => sub { $action = 52 }, 'remove-all' => sub { $action = 53 }, 'purge-all' => sub { $action = 54 }, 'undo' => sub { $action = 95 }, 'groups' => sub { $action = 96 }, 'stats|stat' => sub { $action = 97 }, 'help|h' => sub { display_help(); exit 0 }, 'version|v' => sub { display_version(); exit 0 }, ); # Detect superfluous options: if (scalar(@ARGV) != 0) { exit_with_error("Invalid option `$ARGV[0]'.", 22); } # Fix the group option: if (my $value = $args{group}) { $args{group} = fix_group($value); } # Translate the due date option: if (my $value = $args{date}) { if ($action == 0) { $args{date} = translate_mask($value) } else { $args{date} = translate_date($value) } } # Translate the due date identifier: if ($action >= 22 && $action <= 24) { $identifier = translate_mask($identifier); } # Check the priority option: if (my $value = $args{priority}) { unless ($value =~ /^[1-5]$/) { exit_with_error("Invalid priority `$value'.", 22); } } # Check the priority identifier: if ($action >= 32 && $action <= 34) { unless ($identifier =~ /^[1-5]$/) { exit_with_error("Invalid priority `$identifier'.", 22); } } # Check the line width option: if ($Text::Wrap::columns < 75) { exit_with_error("Invalid line width `$Text::Wrap::columns'.", 22); } # Perform appropriate action: if ($action == 0) { # Display items in the task list: display_tasks(\%args) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 1) { # Add new item to the task list: add_task(\%args) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 2) { # Change selected item in the task list: change_task($identifier, \%args) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 3) { # Remove selected item from the task list: remove_task($identifier) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 12) { # Change all items in the selected group: change_group($identifier, \%args) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 13) { # Remove all items from the selected group: remove_group($identifier) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 14) { # Remove all finished items from the selected group: purge_group($identifier) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 22) { # Change all items with selected due date: change_date($identifier, \%args) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 23) { # Remove all items with selected due date: remove_date($identifier) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 24) { # Remove all finished items with selected due date: purge_date($identifier) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 32) { # Change all items with selected priority: change_priority($identifier, \%args) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 33) { # Remove all items with selected priority: remove_priority($identifier) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 34) { # Remove all finished items with selected priority: purge_priority($identifier) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 42) { # Change all items with passed due date: change_old(\%args) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 43) { # Remove all items with passed due date: remove_old() or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 44) { # Remove all finished items with passed due date: purge_old() or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 52) { # Change all items in the task list: change_all(\%args) or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 53) { # Remove all items from the task list: remove_all() or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 54) { # Remove all finished items from the task list: purge_all() or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 95) { # Revert last action: revert_last_action() or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 96) { # Display list of groups in the task list: display_groups() or exit 1; } elsif ($action == 97) { # Display detailed task list statistics: display_statistics() or exit 1; } # Return success: exit 0; __END__ =head1 NAME w2do - a simple text-based todo manager =head1 SYNOPSIS B [B<-l>] [B<-t> I] [B<-g> I] [B<-d> I] [B<-p> I] [B<-f>|B<-u>] B B<-a> I [B<-g> I] [B<-d> I] [B<-p> I] [B<-f>|B<-u>] B B<-c> I [B<-t> I] [B<-g> I] [B<-d> I] [B<-p> I] [B<-f>|B<-u>] B B<-r> I B [I] =head1 DESCRIPTION B is a simple to use yet efficient command-line todo manager written in Perl. =head1 OPTIONS =head2 General Options =over =item B<-l>, B<--list> Display items in the task list. All tasks are listed by default, but desired subset can be easily selected via specifying options as well. Since listing is the default action, this option can be safely omitted. =item B<-a> I, B<--add> I Add new item with selected I name to the task list. When no additional specifying options are given, the group B, the due date B and the priority B<3> is used by default and the task is marked as unfinished. =item B<-c> I, B<--change> I Change item with selected I in the task list. Further specifying options are required in order to take any effect. =item B<-r> I, B<--remove> I Remove item with selected I from the task list. =item B<--change-group> I Change all items in the selected I. Further specifying options are required in order to take any effect. =item B<--remove-group> I Remove all items from the selected I. =item B<--purge-group> I Remove all finished items from the selected I. =item B<--change-date> I Change all items with selected due I. Further specifying options are required in order to take any effect. =item B<--remove-date> I Remove all items with selected due I. =item B<--purge-date> I Remove all finished items with selected due I. =item B<--change-pri> I Change all items with selected I. Further specifying options are required in order to take any effect. =item B<--remove-pri> I Remove all items with selected I. =item B<--purge-pri> I Remove all finished items with selected I. =item B<--change-old> Change all items with passed due date. Further specifying options are required in order to take any effect. =item B<--remove-old> Remove all items with passed due date. =item B<--purge-old> Remove all finished items with passed due date. =item B<--change-all> Change all items in the task list. Further specifying options are required in order to take any effect. =item B<--remove-all> Remove all items from the task list. =item B<--purge-all> Remove all finished items from the task list. =item B<--undo> Revert last action. When invoked, the data are restored from the backup file (i.e. C<~/.w2do.bak> by default), which is deleted at the same time. =item B<--groups> Display comma-delimited list of all groups in the task list. =item B<--stats> Display detailed task list statistics. =item B<-h>, B<--help> Display help message and exit. =item B<-v>, B<--version> Display version information and exit. =back =head2 Specifying Options =over =item B<-t> I, B<--task> I Specify the I name. =item B<-g> I, B<--group> I Specify the I name. The group name should be a single word with maximum of 10 characters, but longer names are shortened automatically. =item B<-d> I, B<--date> I Specify the due I. Available options are B, B, B, B, B, B, or an exact date in the YYYY-MM-DD format, e.g. 2008-06-17 for 17 June 2008. =item B<-p> I, B<--priority> I Specify the I. Available options are integers between B<1> and B<5>, where 1 represents the highest priority. =item B<-f>, B<--finished> Specify the finished task. =item B<-u>, B<--unfinished> Specify the unfinished task. =back =head2 Additional Options =over =item B<-s> I, B<--savefile> I Use selected I instead of the default C<~/.w2do> as a save file. =item B<-w> I, B<--width> I Use selected line I; the minimal value is B<75>. =item B<-q>, B<--quiet> Avoid displaying messages that are not necessary. =item B<-V>, B<--verbose> Display all messages; this is the default option. =item B<-C>, B<--colour>, B<--color> Use coloured output instead of the default plain text version. =item B<-X>, B<--no-colour>, B<--no-color> Use plain text output (no colours); this is the default option. =item B<-b>, B<--bare> Do not display table header and group separators. =item B<-B>, B<--no-bare> Display table header and group separators; the default option. =item B<-I>, B<--no-id> Do not display ID column in the listing. =item B<--with-id> Display ID column in the listing; the default option. =item B<-G>, B<--no-group> Do not display group column in the listing. =item B<--with-group> Display group column in the listing; the default option. =item B<-D>, B<--no-date> Do not display due date column in the listing. =item B<--with-date> Display due date column in the listing; the default option. =item B<-P>, B<--no-priority> Do not display priority column in the listing. =item B<--with-priority> Display priority column in the listing; the default option. =item B<-S>, B<--no-state> Do not display state column in the listing. =item B<--with-state> Display state column in the listing; the default option. =back =head1 ENVIRONMENT =over =item B Use selected file instead of the default C<~/.w2do> as a save file. =item B Use selected line width; the minimal value is B<75>. =back =head1 FILES =over =item I<~/.w2do> Default save file. =item I<~/.w2do.bak> Default backup file. =back =head1 SEE ALSO B(1), B(1), B(1). =head1 BUGS To report bugs or even send patches, you can either add new issue to the project bugtracker at , visit the discussion group at , or you can contact the author directly via e-mail. =head1 AUTHOR Written by Jaromir Hradilek . Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included as a file called FDL in the main directory of the w2do source package. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Jaromir Hradilek This program is free software; see the source for copying conditions. It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. =cut w2do-2.3.1/src/w2html.pl0000755000175000017500000006706211335407260015352 0ustar blackenedblackened#!/usr/bin/env perl # w2html, a HTML exporter for w2do # Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Jaromir Hradilek # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it # under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the # Free Software Foundation, version 3 of the License. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but # WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTA- # BILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public # License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along # with this program. If not, see . use strict; use warnings; use locale; use File::Basename; use File::Spec::Functions; use Getopt::Long; # General script information: use constant NAME => basename($0, '.pl'); # Script name. use constant VERSION => '2.3.1'; # Script version. # General script settings: our $HOMEDIR = $ENV{HOME} || $ENV{USERPROFILE} || '.'; our $savefile = $ENV{W2DO_SAVEFILE} || catfile($HOMEDIR, '.w2do'); our $heading = $ENV{USERNAME} ? "$ENV{USERNAME}'s task list" : "current task list"; our $encoding = 'UTF-8'; # Save file encoding. our $outfile = '-'; # Output file name. our $with_id = 1; # Include ID? our $with_date = 1; # Include due date? our $with_pri = 1; # Include priority? our $with_state = 1; # Include state? our $with_stats = 0; # Include statistics? our $preserve = 0; # Preserve style sheet? our $inline = 0; # Embed the style sheet? our $bare = 0; # Leave out the HTML # header and footer? # Other command-line options: my %args = (); # Specifying options. # The document structure related part of the default style sheet: our $css_structure = << "END_CSS_STRUCTURE"; body { margin: 0px 0px 10px 0px; padding: 0px; color: #000000; background-color: #e7e7e7; font-family: "DejaVu Sans", Arial, sans; font-size: small; } #wrapper { margin: auto; padding: 0px; width: 768px; border-left: 1px solid #d6d6d6; border-right: 1px solid #d6d6d6; border-bottom: 1px solid #d6d6d6; background-color: #ffffff; } #heading { margin: auto; padding: 20px; width: 728px; background-color: #2e2e2e; border-bottom: 2px solid #2a2a2a; border-top: 2px solid #323232; color: #d0d0d0; } #heading a, #heading h1 { margin: 0px; text-decoration: none; color: #ffffff; } #heading a:hover { text-decoration: underline; } #content { margin: 0px; padding: 10px 20px 20px 20px; width: 728px; text-align: justify; border-top: 2px solid #e7e7e7; border-bottom: 2px solid #e7e7e7; } #footer { margin: 0px; padding: 10px 20px 10px 20px; width: 728px; border-top: 1px solid #5f5f5f; border-bottom: 1px solid #3d3d3d; background-color: #4e4e4e; text-align: right; font-size: x-small; color: #d0d0d0; } #footer a { color: #ffffff; text-decoration: none; } #footer a:hover { text-decoration: underline; } END_CSS_STRUCTURE # The tasks related part of the default style sheet: our $css_tasks = << "END_CSS_TASKS"; h2.todo_group { margin-bottom: 0.3em; } h2.todo_group a { text-decoration: none; color: #9acd32; } h2.todo_group a:hover { text-decoration: underline; } h2 .todo_stats { font-size: x-small; font-weight: normal; color: #4e9a06; } table.todo_tasks { width: 100%; margin: auto; } table.todo_tasks th { background-color: #4e4e4e; color: #ffffff; } table.todo_tasks tr { background-color: #f5f5f5; } table.todo_tasks tr:hover { background-color: #dcdcdc; } table.todo_tasks .todo_id { width: 50px; text-align: center; } table.todo_tasks .todo_date { width: 100px; text-align: center; } table.todo_tasks .todo_priority { width: 100px; text-align: center; } table.todo_tasks .todo_state { width: 50px; text-align: center; } table.todo_tasks .todo_description { padding-left: 4px; padding-right: 4px; text-align: left; } table.todo_tasks .todo_finished { background-color: #98fb98; } table.todo_tasks .todo_finished:hover { background-color: #00ff7f; } table.todo_stats { width: 100%; margin: auto; } table.todo_stats tr:hover { background-color: #f5f5f5; } table.todo_stats .todo_group { width: 20%; text-align: left; } table.todo_stats .todo_progress { width: 80%; text-align: left; font-size: x-small; } table.todo_stats div.todo_greenbar { margin: 0 5px 0 0; float: left; display: block; background-color: #98fb98; } table.todo_stats div.todo_greenbar:hover { background-color: #00ff7f; } table.todo_stats div.todo_bluebar { margin: 0 5px 0 0; float: left; display: block; background-color: #729fcf; } table.todo_stats div.todo_bluebar:hover { background-color: #3465a4; } END_CSS_TASKS # Set up the __WARN__ signal handler: $SIG{__WARN__} = sub { print STDERR NAME . ": " . (shift); }; # Display given message and terminate the script: sub exit_with_error { my $message = shift || 'An unspecified error has occurred.'; my $return_value = shift || 1; # Print message to STDERR: print STDERR NAME . ": $message\n"; # Return failure: exit $return_value; } # Translate given date to YYYY-MM-DD string: sub date_to_string { my $time = shift || time; # Decompose the given time: my @date = localtime($time); # Return the result: return sprintf("%d-%02d-%02d", ($date[5] + 1900), ++$date[4], $date[3]); } # Load selected data from the save file: sub load_selection { my ($selected, $rest, $args) = @_; # Prepare the list of reserved characters: my $reserved = '[\\\\\^\.\$\|\(\)\[\]\*\+\?\{\}]'; # Escape reserved characters: $args->{group} =~ s/($reserved)/\\$1/g if $args->{group}; $args->{task} =~ s/($reserved)/\\$1/g if $args->{task}; # Use default pattern when none is provided: my $group = $args->{group} || '[^:]*'; my $date = $args->{date} || '[^:]*'; my $priority = $args->{priority} || '[1-5]'; my $state = $args->{state} || '[ft]'; my $task = $args->{task} || ''; my $id = $args->{id} || '\d+'; # Create the mask: my $mask = "^$group:$date:$priority:$state:.*$task.*:$id\$"; # Open the save file for reading: if (open(SAVEFILE, "$savefile")) { # Process each line: while (my $line = ) { # Check whether the line matches given pattern: if ($line =~ /$mask/i) { # Add line to the selected items list: push(@$selected, $line); } else { # Add line to the other items list: push(@$rest, $line); } } # Close the save file: close(SAVEFILE); } # Return success: return 1; } # Get task list statistics: sub get_stats { my $stats = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Initialize required variables: my ($groups, $tasks, $undone) = (0, 0, 0); # Open the save file for reading: if (open(SAVEFILE, "$savefile")) { # Process each line: while (my $line = ) { # Parse the task record: if ($line =~ /^([^:]*):[^:]*:[1-5]:([ft]):.*:\d+$/) { my $group = lc($1); # Count group statistics: if ($stats->{$group}) { # Increment counters: $stats->{$group}->{tasks} += 1; $stats->{$group}->{done} += ($2 eq 't') ? 1 : 0; } else { # Initialize counters: $stats->{$group}->{tasks} = 1; $stats->{$group}->{done} = ($2 eq 't') ? 1 : 0; # Increment number of counted groups: $groups++; } # Count overall statistics: $tasks++; $undone++ unless ($2 eq 't'); } } } # Return overall statistics: return $groups, $tasks, $undone; } # Create a style sheet file and return the LINK element: sub write_style_sheet { # Do not create the style sheet when writing to STDOUT: return 0 if $outfile eq '-'; # Derive the style sheet file name: (my $file = $outfile) =~ s/(\.html?|\.php|)$/.css/; # Do not rewrite existing style sheet if its preservation is requested: unless (-e $file && $preserve) { # Open the file for writing: if (open(STYLE, ">$file")) { # Write the document structure related part: print STYLE $css_structure unless $bare; # Write the tasks related part: print STYLE $css_tasks; # Close the file: close(STYLE); } else { # Report failure: print STDERR "Unable to write to `$file'.\n"; # Return failure: return 0; } } # Return the LINK element: return "\n"; } # Return the style sheet or a LINK element pointing to it: sub compose_style_sheet { # Check whether to have style sheet as a separate file: unless ($inline) { # Return the LINK element: return write_style_sheet(); } else { # Return the style sheet: return << "END_STYLE_SHEET"; END_STYLE_SHEET } } # Return the HTML header: sub compose_html_header { my ($NAME, $VERSION) = (NAME, VERSION); # Initialize required variables: my $style_sheet = compose_style_sheet() || "\n"; my $timestamp = localtime(time); # Return the HTML document beginning: return << "END_HTML_HEADER"; $style_sheet $heading

$heading

$timestamp
END_HTML_HEADER } # Return the HTML footer: sub compose_html_footer { my ($NAME, $VERSION) = (NAME, VERSION); # Return the HTML document closing: return << "END_HTML_FOOTER";
END_HTML_FOOTER } # Return the group header: sub compose_group_header { my ($group, $tasks, $done) = @_; # Prepare the group statistics: my $stats = sprintf "%d task%s, %d unfinished", $tasks, (($tasks != 1) ? 's' : ''), $tasks - $done; # Prepare the table header columns: my $cols = ''; $cols .= " id\n" if $with_id; $cols .= " due date\n" if $with_date; $cols .= " priority\n" if $with_pri; $cols .= " state\n" if $with_state; $cols .= " task"; # Return the group heading and the table header: return << "END_GROUP_HEADER";

$group $stats

$cols END_GROUP_HEADER } # Return the group footer: sub compose_group_footer { # Return the table closing: return "
\n\n"; } # Return the task entry: sub compose_task_entry { my ($id, $date, $priority, $state, $task) = @_; # Decide which class the task belongs to: my $class = ($state eq 't') ? ' class="todo_finished"' : ''; # Prepare the aliases: my @priorities = ('very high', 'high', 'medium', 'low', 'very low'); $state = ($state eq 't') ? 'ok' : ' '; $priority = $priorities[--$priority]; # Escape reserved characters: $task =~ s/&/&/g; $task =~ s//>/g; # Prepare the table columns: my $cols = ''; $cols .= " $id\n" if $with_id; $cols .= " $date\n" if $with_date; $cols .= " $priority\n" if $with_pri; $cols .= " $state\n" if $with_state; $cols .= " $task"; # Return the task entry: return << "END_TASK_ENTRY"; $cols END_TASK_ENTRY } # Return the statistics header: sub compose_statistics_header { my ($groups, $tasks, $undone) = @_; # Prepare the overall statistics: my $stats = sprintf "%d group%s, %d task%s, %d unfinished", $groups, (($groups != 1) ? 's' : ''), $tasks, (($tasks != 1) ? 's' : ''), $undone; # Return the statistics heading and the table header: return << "END_STATISTICS_HEADER";

Overall Statistics $stats

END_STATISTICS_HEADER } # Return the statistics footer: sub compose_statistics_footer { # Return the table closing: return "
\n\n"; } # Return the group statistics entry: sub compose_statistics_entry { my ($group, $percentage, $done, $tasks, $total) = @_; # Count the progress bar width: my $width = $percentage ? $percentage * 2 : 1; # Decide which class to use: my $class = $total ? 'todo_bluebar' : 'todo_greenbar'; # Return the statistics entry: return << "END_STATISTICS_ENTRY"; $group
 
$percentage % END_STATISTICS_ENTRY } # Display usage information: sub display_help { my $NAME = NAME; # Print the message: print << "END_HELP"; Usage: $NAME [-bikDIPS] [-H heading] [-e encoding] [-o file] [-s file] [-f|-u] [-d date] [-g group] [-p priority] [-t task] $NAME -h | -v General options: -h, --help display this help and exit -v, --version display version information and exit Specifying options: -t, --task task specify the task name -g, --group group specify the group name -d, --date date specify the due date; available options are anytime, today, yesterday, tomorrow, month, year, or an exact date in the YYYY-MM-DD format -p, --priority priority specify the priority; available options are 1-5 where 1 represents the highest priority -f, --finished specify the finished task -u, --unfinished specify the unfinished task Additional options: -H, --heading text use selected document heading -e, --encoding encoding use selected file encoding -s, --savefile file use selected file instead of the default ~/.w2do -o, --output file use selected file instead of the standard output -k, --preserve do not touch existing style sheet if present -b, --bare leave out the HTML header and footer -i, --inline embed the style sheet -I, --no-id do not include ID column -D, --no-date do not include due date column -P, --no-priority do not include priority column -S, --no-state do not include state column --with-stats, --stats include overall task list statistics END_HELP # Return success: return 1; } # Display version information: sub display_version { my ($NAME, $VERSION) = (NAME, VERSION); # Print the message: print << "END_VERSION"; $NAME $VERSION Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Jaromir Hradilek This program is free software; see the source for copying conditions. It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PAR- TICULAR PURPOSE. END_VERSION # Return success: return 1; } # Write items in the task list to the selected output: sub write_tasks { my $args = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Initialize required variables: my $stats = {}; my @data; # Get task list statistics: my ($groups, $tasks, $undone) = get_stats($stats); my $done = $tasks - $undone; # Load matching tasks: load_selection(\@data, undef, $args); # Open the selected output for writing: if (open(FILE, ">$outfile")) { # Write header: print(FILE compose_html_header()) or return 0 unless $bare; # Check whether the list is not empty: if (@data) { my $group = ''; # Process each task: foreach my $line (sort @data) { # Parse the task record: $line =~ /^([^:]*):([^:]*):([1-5]):([ft]):(.*):(\d+)$/; # Write heading when group changes: if (lc($1) ne $group) { # Write group closing if opened: print FILE compose_group_footer() if $group; # Translate the group name to lower case: $group = lc($1); # Write group beginning: print FILE compose_group_header($1, $stats->{$group}->{tasks}, $stats->{$group}->{done}); } # Write task entry: print FILE compose_task_entry($6, $2, $3, $4, $5); } # Write group closing: print FILE compose_group_footer(); } else { # Report an empty list: print FILE "

No matching task found.

\n\n"; } # Check whether to include overall statistics: if ($groups && $with_stats) { # Write statistics beginning: print FILE compose_statistics_header($groups, $tasks, $undone); # Process each group: foreach my $group (sort (keys %$stats)) { # Get the group statistics: my $group_done = $stats->{$group}->{done}; my $group_all = $stats->{$group}->{tasks}; # Count the percentage: my $percentage = int($group_done * 100 / $group_all); # Write the group progress entry: print FILE compose_statistics_entry($group, $percentage, $group_done, $group_all); } # Count the overall percentage: my $percentage = $tasks ? int($done * 100 / $tasks) : 0; # Write the overall progress entry: print FILE compose_statistics_entry('total', $percentage, $done, $tasks, 1); # Write statistics closing: print FILE compose_statistics_footer(); } # Write footer: print FILE compose_html_footer() unless $bare; # Close the outpt: close(FILE); } else { # Report failure: print STDERR "Unable to write to `$outfile'.\n"; # Return failure: return 0; } # Return success: return 1; } # Fix the group name: sub fix_group { my $group = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Check whether it contains forbidden characters: if ($group =~ /:/) { # Display warning: print STDERR "Colon is not allowed in the group name. Removing.\n"; # Remove forbidden characters: $group =~ s/://g; } # Check the group name length: if (length($group) > 10) { # Display warning: print STDERR "Group name too long. Stripping.\n"; # Strip it to the maximal allowed length: $group = substr($group, 0, 10); } # Make sure the result is not empty: unless ($group) { # Display warning: print STDERR "Group name is empty. Using the default group instead.\n"; # Use default group instead: $group = 'general'; } # Return the result: return $group; } # Translate due date alias to YYYY-MM-DD string: sub translate_date { my $date = shift || die 'Missing argument'; # Translate the alias: if ($date =~ /^\d{4}-[01]\d-[0-3]\d$/) { return $date } elsif ($date eq 'anytime') { return $date } elsif ($date eq 'today') { return date_to_string(time) } elsif ($date eq 'yesterday') { return date_to_string(time - 86400) } elsif ($date eq 'tomorrow') { return date_to_string(time + 86400) } elsif ($date eq 'month') { return date_to_string(time + 2678400) } elsif ($date eq 'year') { return date_to_string(time + 31536000) } else { # Report failure and exit: exit_with_error("Invalid due date `$date'.", 22); } } # Translate due date alias to mask: sub translate_mask { my $date = shift; # Translate the alias: if ($date eq 'month') { return substr(date_to_string(time), 0, 8) . '..'; } elsif ($date eq 'year') { return substr(date_to_string(time), 0, 5) . '..-..'; } else { return translate_date($date); } } # Set up the option parser: Getopt::Long::Configure('no_auto_abbrev', 'no_ignore_case', 'bundling'); # Parse command line options: GetOptions( # General options: 'help|h' => sub { display_help(); exit 0 }, 'version|v' => sub { display_version(); exit 0 }, # Specifying options: 'task|t=s' => sub { $args{task} = $_[1] }, 'group|g=s' => sub { $args{group} = $_[1] }, 'date|d=s' => sub { $args{date} = $_[1] }, 'priority|p=i' => sub { $args{priority} = $_[1] }, 'finished|f' => sub { $args{state} = 't' }, 'unfinished|u' => sub { $args{state} = 'f' }, # Additional options: 'savefile|s=s' => sub { $savefile = $_[1] }, 'output|o=s' => sub { $outfile = $_[1] }, 'encoding|e=s' => sub { $encoding = $_[1] }, 'heading|H=s' => sub { $heading = $_[1] }, 'preserve|k' => sub { $preserve = 1 }, 'inline|i' => sub { $inline = 1 }, 'no-bare|B' => sub { $bare = 0 }, 'bare|b' => sub { $bare = 1 }, 'no-id|I' => sub { $with_id = 0 }, 'with-id' => sub { $with_id = 1 }, 'no-date|D' => sub { $with_date = 0 }, 'with-date' => sub { $with_date = 1 }, 'no-priority|P' => sub { $with_pri = 0 }, 'with-priority' => sub { $with_pri = 1 }, 'no-state|S' => sub { $with_state = 0 }, 'with-state' => sub { $with_state = 1 }, 'no-stats|no-stat' => sub { $with_stats = 0 }, 'stats|stat|with-stats' => sub { $with_stats = 1 }, ); # Detect superfluous options: if (scalar(@ARGV) != 0) { exit_with_error("Invalid option `$ARGV[0]'.", 22); } # Fix the group option: if (my $value = $args{group}) { $args{group} = fix_group($value); } # Translate the due date option: if (my $value = $args{date}) { $args{date} = translate_mask($value) } # Check the priority option: if (my $value = $args{priority}) { unless ($value =~ /^[1-5]$/) { exit_with_error("Invalid priority `$value'.", 22); } } # Force embedded style sheet when writing to STDOUT: if ($outfile eq '-') { $inline = 1; } # Write the HTML file: write_tasks(\%args) or exit 1; # Write the CSS file: write_style_sheet() or exit 1 if ($bare && !$inline); # Return success: exit 0; __END__ =head1 NAME w2html - a HTML exporter for w2do =head1 SYNOPSIS B [B<-bikDIPS>] [B<-H> I] [B<-e> I] [B<-o> I] [B<-s> I] [B<-f>|B<-u>] [B<-d> I] [B<-g> I] [B<-p> I] [B<-t> I] B B<-h> | B<-v> =head1 DESCRIPTION B is a HTML exporter for w2do, a simple to use yet efficient command-line todo manager written in Perl. All tasks are listed by default, but desired subset can be easily selected via specifying options. =head1 OPTIONS =head2 General Options =over =item B<-h>, B<--help> Display help message and exit. =item B<-v>, B<--version> Display version information and exit. =back =head2 Specifying Options =over =item B<-t> I, B<--task> I Specify the I name. =item B<-g> I, B<--group> I Specify the I name. The group name should be a single word with maximum of 10 characters, but longer names are shortened automatically. =item B<-d> I, B<--date> I Specify the due I. Available options are B, B, B, B, B, B, or an exact date in the YYYY-MM-DD format, e.g. 2008-06-17 for 17 June 2008. =item B<-p> I, B<--priority> I Specify the I. Available options are integers between B<1> and B<5>, where 1 represents the highest priority. =item B<-f>, B<--finished> Specify the finished task. =item B<-u>, B<--unfinished> Specify the unfinished task. =back =head2 Additional Options =over =item B<-H> I, B<--heading> I Use selected I. =item B<-e> I, B<--encoding> I Specify the file I in a form recognised by the W3C HTML 4.01 standard (e.g. the default UTF-8). =item B<-o> I, B<--output> I Use selected I instead of the standard output. =item B<-s> I, B<--savefile> I Use selected I instead of the default C<~/.w2do> as a save file. =item B<-k>, B<--preserve> Do not rewrite existing style sheet if present (e.g. because it contains some local changes). =item B<-b>, B<--bare> Leave out the HTML header and footer. This is especially useful when you are planning to embed the list to another page. =item B<-B>, B<--no-bare> Include HTML header and footer; the default option. =item B<-i>, B<--inline> Embed the style sheet to the page itself instead of creating a separate CSS file. Note that combining this option with C<-b> results in no style sheet at all. =item B<-I>, B<--no-id> Do not include ID column in the listing. =item B<--with-id> Include ID column in the listing; the default option. =item B<-D>, B<--no-date> Do not include due date column in the listing. =item B<--with-date> Include due date column in the listing; the default option. =item B<-P>, B<--no-priority> Do not include priority column in the listing. =item B<--with-priority> Include priority column in the listing; the default option. =item B<-S>, B<--no-state> Do not include state column in the listing. =item B<--with-state> Include state column in the listing; the default option. =item B<--with-stats>, B<--stats> Include overall task list statistics. =item B<--no-stats> Do not include overall task list statistics; the default option. =back =head1 ENVIRONMENT =over =item B Use selected file instead of the default C<~/.w2do> as a save file. =back =head1 FILES =over =item I<~/.w2do> Default save file. =back =head1 SEE ALSO B(1), B(1), B(1). =head1 BUGS To report bugs or even send patches, you can either add new issue to the project bugtracker at , visit the discussion group at , or you can contact the author directly via e-mail. =head1 AUTHOR Written by Jaromir Hradilek . Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, no Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included as a file called FDL in the main directory of the w2do source package. =head1 COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010 Jaromir Hradilek This program is free software; see the source for copying conditions. It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. =cut w2do-2.3.1/ChangeLog0000644000175000017500000003365011335407321014552 0ustar blackenedblackened2010-02-13 Jaromir Hradilek * Makefile, src/w2do.pl, src/w2html.pl, src/w2text.pl: Increased version for a release. 2010-01-22 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2html.pl: Updated the documentation. * src/w2html.pl: Improved the progress bar look. * src/w2html.pl: Implemented `--stats' command-line option. * src/w2html.pl: Implemented support for overall statistics. * src/w2html.pl: Minor code clean-up. I have changed the function names to more self explaining ones. * src/w2html.pl: Altered the look of generator meta information. * src/w2do.pl: Redesigned the progress bar colour representation. Despite the fact that most of the responders liked the previous design more, I just did not feel comfortable with it. I prefer simplicity, so I guess this is the advantage of being the lead (and only) developer. 2010-01-20 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2do.pl: Added experimental colour support for stats listing. * INSTALL, Makefile, src/w2do.pl, src/w2html.pl, src/w2text.pl: Increased version for a release. I have also updated the copyright entries. We are three years old now! 2010-01-19 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2do.pl: Changed `--plain' to more intuitive `--no-colour'. Since I have introduced `--no-xxxx' scheme, it is no longer required nor just to come up with different words for complement options. 2010-01-16 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2text.pl: Added `--no-state' command-line option. * src/w2text.pl: Updated the documentation. * src/w2text.pl: Changed `--shallow' to `--bare' option. Again, for the sake of least surprise and the consistency. 2009-12-27 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2text.pl: Minor, unimportant and pointless code embellishment. * src/w2html.pl: Added `--no-bare' option for the sake of consistency. * src/w2do.pl: Implemented `--bare' command-line option. This is to make it possible to omit table header and group separators, e.g. for the parsing purposes. * src/w2do.pl: Updated the documentation. * src/w2do.pl: Added command-line options for recently implemented features. Unfortunately, for the sake of logical consistency, I had to break backwards compatibility renaming/reducing some other short command-line options. * src/w2do.pl: Improved table rendering. Similarly to w2html, I have made the output more customizable. * Makefile: Improved Makefile. Manual pages now include correct version information. 2009-08-22 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2do.pl, src/w2html.pl, src/w2text.pl: Increased version for a release. 2009-08-14 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2do.pl: Added bulk operations on tasks with given priority. 2009-07-24 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2html.pl: Improved w2html utility. I have added ID to the listed columns and made it possible to hide (almost) any of the columns using respective command-line options. 2009-06-29 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2do.pl, src/w2html.pl, src/w2text.pl: Increased version for a release. * src/w2do.pl: Improved statistics listing. Statistics now include finished / all tasks ratio for both per group and overall progress. 2009-06-28 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2do.pl: Fixed issue with `leaking' colours. Coloured output should now work correctly in most terminal emulators. * src/w2do.pl: Fixed statistics listing. Overall progress bar is no longer displayed when the task list is empty. 2009-03-26 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2do.pl, src/w2html.pl, src/w2text.pl: Increased version for a release. I have also cleaned up the CSS a bit. * src/w2html.pl: Fixed stylesheet-related bug once more. 2009-03-23 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2html.pl: Added `--preserve' option to w2html utility. This is mainly to enable/encourage local changes and even the use of different themes. * src/w2html.pl: Fixed bug in style sheet LINK element. 2009-03-21 Jaromir Hradilek * INSTALL, src/w2do.pl, src/w2html.pl, src/w2text.pl: Increased version for a release. 2009-03-20 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2html.pl: Fixed w2html output. Empty task list no longer results in empty file. * src/w2html.pl: w2html now properly escapes reserved characters. It is no longer possible to smuggle HTML entities inside the tasks. * src/w2html.pl: Improved behaviour of html exporter. Style sheet embedding is now enforced when writing to STDOUT. 2009-03-14 Jaromir Hradilek * AUTHORS, INSTALL, Makefile, man/man1/w2do.1, man/man1/w2html.1, man/man1/w2text.1: Removed old man pages and updated Makefile. I have also updated the installation instructions and added TODO and AUTHORS files. * src/w2html.pl: Added Pod (Plain Old Documentation) to w2html. The documentation is now part of the source file itself instead of an external roff file. * src/w2html.pl: Revised the code of w2html even further. * All functions now return proper value. Most of the functions also no longer terminate the script directly: the appropriate warning message is displayed instead and false is returned for the higher function to take care of the problem. * Wrong command-line option no longer terminates the script. I guess the warning message is sufficient enough and definitely not so annoying. * Some functions now report missing argument; this is mainly to make it easier to spot the problem. * I have restructured the whole thing trying to make the order of functions more intuitive, adding comments where things might get confusing. * Fixed bug with wrong group name: it was possible to specify group with colon in with some nasty consequences like corrupted save file and/or even unexpected crash. I still cannot understand how I could have been missing this so long. * Implemented `--encoding' option to prevent browser confusion. This should have been implemented from the beginning, but since I use UTF-8 for all my documents (including the todo list), I did not notice. * Made it create an external CSS file by default, adding the `--inline' option in case someone want to embed the style sheet to the page itself as it used to be until now. This is an attempt to make things a little bit more flexible and easier to use one's own style sheet (it has been known people had to use pipes or even patches to customise the look of their todo lists, which simply is not the way I like it to be). * Added `--bare' option to make it easier to embed the exported data to another page. * Got rid of two default themes, introducing a new one, strongly based on the default BlazeBlogger look (see http://blaze.blackened.cz/). The similarity is intentional in order to make the cooperation of both my projects smoother. 2009-03-13 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2text.pl: Added `--shallow' option to w2text utility. * src/w2do.pl, src/w2text.pl: Added Pod (Plain Old Documentation) to w2text. The documentation is now part of the source file itself instead of an external roff file. I have also corrected the FDL version notice in w2do. * src/w2text.pl: Revised the code of w2text even further. * All functions now return proper value. Most of the functions also no longer terminate the script directly: the appropriate warning message is displayed instead and false is returned for the higher function to take care of the problem. * Wrong command-line option no longer terminates the script. I guess the warning message is sufficient enough and definitely not so annoying. * Some functions now report missing argument; this is mainly to make it easier to spot the problem. * I have restructured the whole thing trying to make the order of functions more intuitive, adding comments where things might get confusing. * Fixed bug with wrong group name: it was possible to specify group with colon in with some nasty consequences like corrupted save file and/or even unexpected crash. I still cannot understand how I could have been missing this so long. 2009-03-12 Jaromir Hradilek * src/w2do.pl: Added Pod (Plain Old Documentation) to w2do. The documentation is now part of the source file itself instead of an external roff file. * src/w2do.pl: Revised the code of w2do even further. * All functions now return proper value. Most of the functions also no longer terminate the script directly: the appropriate warning message is displayed instead and false is returned for the higher function to take care of the problem. * Wrong command-line option no longer terminates the script. I guess the warning message is sufficient enough and definitely not so annoying. * Some functions now report missing argument; this is mainly to make it easier to spot the problem. * I have restructured the whole thing trying to make the order of functions more intuitive, adding comments where things might get confusing. * Fixed bug with wrong group name: it was possible to specify group with colon in with some nasty consequences like corrupted save file and/or even unexpected crash. I still cannot understand how I could have been missing this so long. * INSTALL, Makefile, src/w2do.pl, src/w2html.pl, src/w2text.pl, w2do.pl, w2html.pl, w2text.pl: Moved source files to the src/ directory. Also updated Makefile and installation instructions accordingly. 2009-03-04 jhradilek * INSTALL, w2do.pl, w2html.pl, w2text.pl: Cleaned the code up a bit. * Adjusted it now and there to at least resemble my current coding style (which does not mean I am satisfied with it now). * Fixed few typing errors (e.g. `occured'). * Added current year to the copyright notice. 2008-11-07 jhradilek * FDL, INSTALL, man/man1/w2do.1, man/man1/w2html.1, man/man1/w2text.1: Updated GNU FDL to version 1.3. 2008-10-28 jhradilek * man/man1/w2do.1, w2do.pl: Added --plain option for the sake of consistency, updated man page. 2008-10-25 jhradilek * w2html.pl, w2text.pl: Increased version for the next release. 2008-10-24 jhradilek * man/man1/w2do.1: Updated manual page. * w2do.pl: Improved coloured output. 2008-10-20 jhradilek * w2do.pl, w2html.pl: Added support for colours. 2008-09-27 jhradilek * w2html.pl: Fixed bug in character escaping. * w2do.pl, w2html.pl, w2text.pl: Extended comments. 2008-09-15 jhradilek * w2html.pl: Added proper plural handling. * man/man1/w2do.1, man/man1/w2html.1, man/man1/w2text.1: Updated man pages. 2008-09-13 jhradilek * w2html.pl, w2text.pl: Added superfluous options detection. * w2html.pl: Adjusted alignment. * w2html.pl: Added blue design. * w2do.pl: Added superfluous options detection, increased version for next release. * w2html.pl: Adjusted alignment. 2008-09-05 jhradilek * w2html.pl: Improved the look of produced output. * w2text.pl: Minor changes, increased version for next release. 2008-08-30 jhradilek * w2do.pl: --add option now reports assigned id 2008-08-21 jhradilek * INSTALL: improved installation instructions 2008-08-16 jhradilek * man/man1/w2do.1, man/man1/w2html.1, man/man1/w2text.1: updated man pages * w2do.pl, w2html.pl, w2text.pl: made w2do and friends case insensitive * w2do.pl: fixed option parsing * w2do.pl: enhanced statistics listing * w2do.pl, w2html.pl, w2text.pl: fixed backup file handling and added support for environment variables 2008-08-15 jhradilek * w2do.pl: fixed bug in enhanced groups listing * w2do.pl: enhanced groups listing 2008-08-14 jhradilek * w2do.pl: improved task lookup 2008-08-10 jhradilek * w2do.pl, w2html.pl, w2text.pl: code clean-up 2008-08-06 jhradilek * w2do.pl: fixed missing save file handling 2008-08-02 jhradilek * w2html.pl: minor change 2008-07-31 jhradilek * INSTALL, Makefile, man/man1/w2do.1, man/man1/w2do.1.gz, man/man1/w2html.1, man/man1/w2text.1, w2do, w2do.pl, w2html.pl, w2text.pl: added w2html and w2text utilities 2008-07-22 jhradilek * man/man1/w2do.1.gz: updated man page * w2do: implemented --output option 2008-07-15 jhradilek * man/man1/w2do.1.gz, w2do: implemented line breaking 2008-06-30 jhradilek * INSTALL, man/man1/w2do.1.gz: Minor changes. 2008-06-23 jhradilek * man/man1/w2do.1.gz: updated man page 2008-06-20 jhradilek * Makefile: added .PHONY targets to the Makefile 2008-06-18 jhradilek * man/man1/w2do.1.gz, w2do: version 2.0.0 released * INSTALL: added installation instructions * Makefile: added Makefile 2008-06-17 jhradilek * COPYING, FDL, man/man1/w2do.1.gz, w2do: initial import