From: Chris Schlaeger (cs_at_kde.org)
Date: Fri Jun 16 2006 - 20:24:28 CEST
From: Chris Schlaeger <cs@kde.org> Message-ID: <1a9d.4492f75c@www.taskjuggler.org> Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2006 20:24:28 +0200 (CEST) Subject: [taskjuggler-devel] Re: Feature requests triggered by bztotj.py
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> Allow quoting of quotes in strings. Currently a task name cannot have both single quotes and double quotes, such as:
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> Finish reading Melville's "Moby Dick"
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> I would propose this syntax:
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> task read_moby_dick "Finish reading Melville's \"Moby Dick\"" { }
Will add this to the TODO list.
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> Allow global search for task IDs. When generating tasks from Bugzilla, I know that the task names are unique, because they take the form of "bug_10932". When trying to create references to other tasks, bztotj.pl has complex code that figures out how to traverse the task tree.
This is kind of against the concept of namespaces. Can't you just generate a flat list of tasks and use absolute IDs?
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> Currently, bztotj.py cannot write resource definitions, because the user may need to add other info to the resource such as vacation. This could be a problem if there are may resources in the Bugzilla database. The ability to define a resource in one place, and then add information to it in another would be helpful. No syntax suggestion for this one.
Just use 'supplement'. It already exists.
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> Projects created with bztotj.py are more dynamic in their start date. Allowing a "TODAY" date and date "offsets" would make project maintainence easier. I also submitted a script date_macros.py which generates macros that refer to dates 1, 2, 3 months in the future. For example, I would like to define a project like this:
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> project example "Example" "1.0" 2005-05-01 (TODAY + 12 months) { }
The SVN version already supports relative interval durations. I'll think about the macros.
Chris
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