Instead of marking them as //TODO: do something I like to write them this way: #warning TODO do something That allows seeing them in the issue navigator. On production builds I even go as far as checking the “treat all warnings as errors” compiler setting.
The little arrow at the top-right side of the Taks view display a menu with the ‘Preferences’ item. In the ‘Preferences’ dialog , you can define: Limit visible items per group to: And enter a value greater than 100. Here is an illustration, with the mandatory hand-made circle (quite ugly in this case): As mentioned … Read more
If you just want a list of the occurences of “TODO” in .py files in the working directory, you can just use :vimgrep like so: :vimgrep TODO **/*.py Then open the quickfix window with: :cw (it might open it automatically anyway, not sure) and just scroll through the results, hitting Enter to go to each … Read more
Window > Preferences > Java > Compiler > Task Tags You can add new tags to your heart’s content. NOTE: Why the Eclipse guys made this a Compiler setting is beyond me. It just makes the setting hard for people to find, so it rarely gets customized.
In File > Settings > Scope add a new scope and make sure the files you like are green. Open TODO Tab View > Tool Windows > TODO (Alt + 6) In the top of TODOs click on Scope Based Below select your new scope from step 1 below Custom Local Scopes
Sublime Linter should do the trick. You can add underlining for custom static text. All you need is the Sublime Package Manager: Press Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P Search for “Package Control: Install Package” Search for “SublimeLinter” As stated by jon in the first comment: For ST3, the SublimeLinter-annotations plugin highlights TODO, FIXME etc.
If you just need a reminder, and don’t need to mark them as ‘DONE’ in your org-file, you could use the calendar integration for these situations. ** Triage Bugzilla Entries 09:00-10:00 <%%(memq (calendar-day-of-week date) ‘(1 2 3 4 5))> This will insert an entry into your daily agenda for weekdays only, but not a task.
todo->scope Based. use […] button config your filter patterns every button click once and then your will know
In xcode 4.1 (don’t know if this works in previous versions) I write #warning TODO: fix this later… to get a compile warning or #error FIXME: fix now! to get a compile error. I also add these to the code snippet library to make it really ease to add todos.