The showArrange function wasn’t quite what I needed, but the arrange function was perfect. Then I saw the showArrange and arrange functions in the Drafts Editor library.
This worked well but was a little clumsy. Tap the Un/Block button to remove the blank lines.Tap the Arrange Mode button at the bottom of the screen to enter Arrange Mode.Originally, I made an Un/Block action, which added or removed blank lines between projects, depending on the list’s current state. Drafts has an Arrange Mode which is perfect for this sort of thing, but it requires blank lines delimiters to define text groupings that can be moved as blocks. This is great for keeping the list tight but is a problem when I want to rearrange projects to bring the more important ones to the top.
TASKPAPER EDITORS ARCHIVE
With no blank lines between projects except for the Archive section at the end. I keep my lists in a format that looks like this, One of the actions in my TaskPaper group worked as a toggle to add/remove blank lines between tasks. I wrote a handful of actions geared toward my use of TaskPaper, and added them to the Drafts Action Directory, a repository of community-created actions.
Drafts has some nice built-in features for TaskPaper lists, and its extensibility through actions allows more features to be added.
One of them led to a big improvement to my TaskPaper action group.Īs explained in this post, I use Drafts now for handling TaskPaper task lists on my iPhone and iPad. While looking through the Drafts scripting documentation for help with another idea for an action, I found a couple of Editor functions that I hadn’t noticed before. Next post Previous post A TaskPaper/Drafts improvement
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