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32 lines
1.0 KiB
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The task notation syntax is a [[Markdown]] extension to write down tasks.
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Its most basic form is:
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* [ ] This is my first task
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which renders as follows:
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* [ ] This is my first task
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Also see [[Object/task]].
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# Custom states
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Tasks support the default `x` and ` ` states (done and not done), but custom states as well. Support for this is still very basic, however.
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Example:
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* [NOT STARTED] Task 1
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Fix having global variables work in markdown.expandMarkdown
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* [IN PROGRESS] Task 2
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Restrictions:
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* Task states cannot contain `:` to avoid ambiguity with [[Attribute]] syntax.
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It is advisable to explicitly define custom task state using the [[Library/Std/APIs/Task State#taskState.define(def)]] API, this will enable cycling through the task states by clicking on them.
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# Querying
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SilverBullet allows you to simply toggle the complete state of a task by clicking the checkbox. It also allows for querying tasks as [[Object#task]]. For instance:
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${query[[from index.tag "task" where page == editor.getCurrentPage()]]}
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