Feature request: folding

[Yue Wu]

Screen is so small, but long info list and action lists take so much of
it, it
makes me hard to find and navigate to the one that I like to see. I want to
know if it's possible to fold the lists that under the same categorities?

--
Regards,
Van.

[Martin Mauch]

Are you talking about the list of projects or the project details view (the one you get to when you click on a project)?

In both cases you can press 0 and type some text to search for an element.

By the way, I don't recommend having more than two or maybe three next actions for one project...

Regards

  Martin

2009/1/27 Yue Wu <van...@gmail.com>

[Yue Wu]

On Tue, 27 Jan 2009 17:42:29 +0800, Martin Mauch <martin...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Are you talking about the list of projects or the project details view
> (the

> one you get to when you click on a project)?In both cases you can press 0

> and type some text to search for an element.

Sorry for my unprofessional terminology, I mean the project details view.
Sometimes I have many infos, so it takes much of screen, say:

Infos
Step 1.
Step 2.
Step 3.

@context
- step 1a.
- step 1b.

if it can fold:

+Infos

+@context

it would be more clear and easier to navigate.

> By the way, I don't recommend having more than two or maybe three next
> actions for one project...

Why not, it's normal!

--
Regards,
Van.

[Martin Mauch]

Hi Yue Wu,

Infos
  Step 1.
  Step 2.
  Step 3.

@context
  - step 1a.
  - step 1b.

if it can fold:

+Infos

+@context

it would be more clear and easier to navigate.

Ok, got it.

I think it would not be that hard to implement,

but at the moment I am spending all my time on a big rewrite of MobileGTD

to make it easier to extend and maintain.

I think it will take at least a month before I can implement further features.

But if you have some experience in Python you can just have a look at the code in 

gui/project_details/project_view.py and there at the method generate_widgets .

In both cases you can file an issue here:

http://code.google.com/p/mobilegtd/issues/list

 

> By the way, I don't recommend having more than two or maybe three next
> actions for one project...

Why not, it's normal!

That depends on the size of your project.

I tend to break big projects down into smaller projects that I process more or less in sequence.

But that's just personal preference.

Cheers

  Martin