| 2011-03-12 11:03:10 |
ceg |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2011-03-29 22:02:25 |
Jaap Karssenberg |
zim: status |
New |
Incomplete |
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| 2011-04-04 09:39:13 |
ceg |
zim: status |
Incomplete |
New |
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| 2011-04-04 09:47:41 |
ceg |
description |
If you keep notes of periodic events, browsing them in the left tree gets harder as they accumulate.
Also, the notes are sorted alphabetically, can not be shown in custom or chronological order.
There is a screenshot and featue description of a nice solution at:
http://rasm.ods.org/keepnote/manual.shtml#philosophy
(python code, too)
I believe, zim should already have all the necessary information available in the metadata of the .txt files, to be able to show lists of the notes. |
If you keep notes of periodic events, browsing them in the left tree gets harder as they accumulate.
Also, the notes are sorted alphabetically, can not be shown in custom or chronological order.
A nice solution is an extra list view (in a top pane).
There is a screenshot and featue description of at:
http://rasm.ods.org/keepnote/manual.shtml#philosophy
(keepnote ist python code, too)
I believe, zim should already have all the necessary information available in the metadata of the .txt files, to be able to show lists of the notes sorted by any column. |
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| 2011-04-11 10:53:16 |
ceg |
description |
If you keep notes of periodic events, browsing them in the left tree gets harder as they accumulate.
Also, the notes are sorted alphabetically, can not be shown in custom or chronological order.
A nice solution is an extra list view (in a top pane).
There is a screenshot and featue description of at:
http://rasm.ods.org/keepnote/manual.shtml#philosophy
(keepnote ist python code, too)
I believe, zim should already have all the necessary information available in the metadata of the .txt files, to be able to show lists of the notes sorted by any column. |
If you keep notes of periodic events, browsing them in the left tree gets harder as they accumulate.
Also, the notes are sorted alphabetically, can not be shown in custom or chronological order.
(The metadata necessary for custom ordering in zim is covered in Bug #278417 and Bug #303657)
A nice solution to stay on top of a lot of notes is an extra list view (in a top pane).
There is a screenshot and featue description of at:
http://rasm.ods.org/keepnote/manual.shtml#philosophy
(keepnote ist python code, too)
The list view could be ordered by any selected columns, and with no column selected present the list in the custom order.
I believe, zim should already have all the necessary information available in the metadata of the .txt files, to be able to show lists of the notes sorted by any column. |
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| 2011-05-08 17:13:51 |
Jaap Karssenberg |
zim: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2011-05-08 17:13:54 |
Jaap Karssenberg |
zim: importance |
Undecided |
Wishlist |
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| 2011-05-08 17:14:33 |
Jaap Karssenberg |
summary |
list view for notes |
Additional list view for pages per namespace with data modified etc. |
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| 2012-11-17 22:19:29 |
ceg |
description |
If you keep notes of periodic events, browsing them in the left tree gets harder as they accumulate.
Also, the notes are sorted alphabetically, can not be shown in custom or chronological order.
(The metadata necessary for custom ordering in zim is covered in Bug #278417 and Bug #303657)
A nice solution to stay on top of a lot of notes is an extra list view (in a top pane).
There is a screenshot and featue description of at:
http://rasm.ods.org/keepnote/manual.shtml#philosophy
(keepnote ist python code, too)
The list view could be ordered by any selected columns, and with no column selected present the list in the custom order.
I believe, zim should already have all the necessary information available in the metadata of the .txt files, to be able to show lists of the notes sorted by any column. |
If you keep notes of periodic events, browsing them in the left tree gets harder as they accumulate.
Also, the notes are sorted alphabetically, can not be shown in custom or chronological order.
(The metadata necessary for custom ordering in zim is covered in Bug #278417 and Bug #303657)
A nice solution to stay on top of a lot of notes is a list view (in a top pane) that can show the direct child-nodes or all sub notes of the note selected in the tree view.
You can find a screenshot and feature description of a list view at:
http://keepnote.org/manual/index.shtml#philosophy
(keepnote ist python code, too)
The list view could be adjustable to order the items by any selected columns, and with no column selected present the list in the custom order.
I believe, zim should already have all the necessary information available in the metadata of the .txt files, to be able to show lists of the notes sorted by any column. |
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| 2012-11-17 23:41:31 |
ceg |
description |
If you keep notes of periodic events, browsing them in the left tree gets harder as they accumulate.
Also, the notes are sorted alphabetically, can not be shown in custom or chronological order.
(The metadata necessary for custom ordering in zim is covered in Bug #278417 and Bug #303657)
A nice solution to stay on top of a lot of notes is a list view (in a top pane) that can show the direct child-nodes or all sub notes of the note selected in the tree view.
You can find a screenshot and feature description of a list view at:
http://keepnote.org/manual/index.shtml#philosophy
(keepnote ist python code, too)
The list view could be adjustable to order the items by any selected columns, and with no column selected present the list in the custom order.
I believe, zim should already have all the necessary information available in the metadata of the .txt files, to be able to show lists of the notes sorted by any column. |
If you keep notes of periodic events, browsing them in the left tree gets harder as they accumulate.
Also, the notes are sorted alphabetically, can not be shown in custom or chronological order.
(The metadata necessary for custom ordering in zim is covered in Bug #278417 and Bug #303657)
A nice solution to stay on top of a lot of notes is a list view (in a top pane) that can show the direct child-nodes or all sub notes of the note selected in the tree view.
You can find a screenshot and feature description of a list view at:
http://keepnote.org/manual/index.shtml#philosophy
The relevant part concerns the ideas of time-sensitive vs. reference-sensitive notes.
(keepnote ist python code, too)
The list view could be adjustable to order the items by any selected columns, and with no column selected present the list in the custom order.
I believe, zim should already have all the necessary information available in the metadata of the .txt files, to be able to show lists of the notes sorted by any column. |
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| 2012-11-17 23:43:58 |
ceg |
description |
If you keep notes of periodic events, browsing them in the left tree gets harder as they accumulate.
Also, the notes are sorted alphabetically, can not be shown in custom or chronological order.
(The metadata necessary for custom ordering in zim is covered in Bug #278417 and Bug #303657)
A nice solution to stay on top of a lot of notes is a list view (in a top pane) that can show the direct child-nodes or all sub notes of the note selected in the tree view.
You can find a screenshot and feature description of a list view at:
http://keepnote.org/manual/index.shtml#philosophy
The relevant part concerns the ideas of time-sensitive vs. reference-sensitive notes.
(keepnote ist python code, too)
The list view could be adjustable to order the items by any selected columns, and with no column selected present the list in the custom order.
I believe, zim should already have all the necessary information available in the metadata of the .txt files, to be able to show lists of the notes sorted by any column. |
If you keep notes of periodic events, browsing them in the left tree gets harder as they accumulate.
Also, the notes are sorted alphabetically, can not be shown in custom or chronological order.
(The metadata necessary for custom ordering in zim is covered in Bug #278417 and Bug #303657)
A nice solution to stay on top of a lot of notes is a list view (in a top pane) that can show the direct child-nodes or all sub notes of the note selected in the tree view.
You can find a screenshot and feature description of a list view at:
http://keepnote.org/manual/index.shtml#philosophy
The relevant part concerns the ideas of time-sensitive vs. reference-sensitive notes (and a list view that can be sorted to be anything-sensitive).
(keepnote ist python code, too)
The list view could be adjustable to order the items by any selected columns, and with no column selected present the list in the custom order.
I believe, zim should already have all the necessary information available in the metadata of the .txt files, to be able to show lists of the notes sorted by any column. |
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| 2012-11-19 12:22:36 |
Jaap Karssenberg |
attachment added |
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Proof of concept plugin https://bugs.launchpad.net/zim/+bug/733778/+attachment/3438530/+files/namespaceview.py |
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| 2012-12-17 16:18:39 |
Jaap Karssenberg |
zim: status |
Confirmed |
In Progress |
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