Hi Frank, I am just wondering if the application model is a bit over-engineered. For example, you can have a task with a note that has an attachment with a note that has an attachment with a note ... and so on. I am wondering if anybody needs the possibility for such a deep structure and if there is a mechanism to display it in an intuitive way to the user -- without losing the overlook over everything. Moreover, is there some kinde of inheritance regarding the categories in this hierarchical structure?
I do not want to screw everything you did -- by no way --, but maybe we can start a discussion about this issue since it is very basic. All the best, Michael. -- Message from Frank Niessink (22.12.2009 22:59) > > > Hi Michael, > > 2009/12/22 Michael Jaeger <[email protected] > <mailto:michael.jaeger%40in-flux.de>>: > > Hi all, > > > > while exploring class structure behind TaskCoach I found a thin I do not > > quite understand: when adding a note to a task I can choose the category > > of this note. In which case does this make sense, I mean, I do not see > > this note in the respective category when filtering, do I? > > You're right, it isn't very useful at the moment. However, in the > future I'd like the task viewer to also be able to display notes in > the tree structure. In that case it would be useful to filter > task-notes by category. > > Cheers, Frank > >
