If I understand your question right you seem to have missed out on a
great feature for the inbox:
First, to disable the automatic opening of newly created Projs/Acts
you simply tick on/off the checkbox in the process inbox.
Regarding tagging etc, if you write this:
Proj1|S
.Act1|Somecontext|F|S|newtag|sometext
then you get a starred project (from the S)
and an action with that predefined context and tagged future and
starred and also some new tag that you just made up. It will also
contain the note "sometext" because it was written as the last element
and without a final | sign.
Actions are by default set as Next unless tagged like this with F or
W.
While at it, if you write the (exact) name of another Action, say an
action named "First action", in between such | signs then this will
automatically set the currently created action as a Next and it will
automatically
:-)
On Jan 3, 12:14 am, dmic wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> was digging around the code trying to turn off the automatic checking
> of opening tasks and projects in quickadd (which I was able to do),
> when I came across a small section of code in the MgtdProcessInbox
> tiddler...
>
> It seems that it should automatically assign a context if it finds
> certain words in the tiddler title. So if the quick add entry is
> ".call John", then the context @Calls should automatically be
> assigned. I have modified the section of the code to this:
>
> var automagicContexts = {
>
> '@Calls':'call',
>
> '@Errands':'buy',
>
> '@Email':'email'
> };
>
> but it doesn't seem to work.
>
> Anyone know anything about this or how to get it to work?
>
> cheers,
> dan
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