This behaviour minics the Item/Subitem styles. Pressing Enter key in an item cell will create a new item cell of the same level.Pressing Alt + a key will create a new level 1 item cell.Items of different levels group and fold like Section/Subsection styles:.Multiple item levels are available, with progressive indentations:.Every item has a state picker at the right end:.(I'm still looking for a nice and generic way to store data locally in a cell.) Features The state pickers (the RadioButtonBars at the right end) of item Cells are implemented in the stylesheet, so the To-Do list it self is pure static and easy to programly manipulate.Ĭurrently the state of an item is encoded as style options of its cell, which is not good and subject to change. But instead of heavily relying on Dynamic framework, I try to minimize and localize it's usage as much as possible, so we can have a mostly static notebook. My approach to a To-Do list is directly through notebook programming. What does it feel like? - Experience of the To-Do list This small tool helped me a lot in last 2 months during which time I have to stay at home, so I'm sharing it to the community, hoping it can be of help for others. To avoid installing yet another program for just a simple purpose, I decided to make my own using the flexible Notebook stack - as I nearly always have a Mathematica running on desktop all the time. For many of us who are supposed to reduce our frequency of visiting crowded public place like a market, it would be a good practice to watch our pantries and have plans in advance for necessities.įor those kinds of purposes, To-Do list is a quite handy choice. For some of us who stay at home and work from home for a long time, it can become hard to track a regular life and work routine. Organizing your life and work with a To-Do list, in Mathematica!īecause of the well-known reason, lots of people have temporarily changed to a quite different lifestyle. One To-Do list a day keeps the oblivion away For a quick demonstration please refer to attached at the end TODO demo.nb.

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