Version: 3.4 pre (CVS 2004-12-23) (using KDE Devel) Installed from: Compiled sources OS: Linux When the user marks a todo as "complete" all of it's sub-todos should also be marked complete. i.e. if I have: -> A big project --> Part a --> Part b Then marking "A big project" as complete will make "Part a" and "Part b" complete too. Two important points: - Make this configurable (some people may not like this behaviour??) - Preserve the previous state of the subtodos so that marking "A big project" as incomplete again will restore "Part a" and "Part b" to their previous state. Maybe storing the information for the current session would be enough (sort of as an undo function).
The current implementation makes sense to me. The "Big Project" is only finished if at least "Part 1" and "Part 2" are finished.
Anton, If you mark Project A as completed, you can always undo this (Menuitem "Edit"->"Undo"), and the state of the children will be restored. Cheers, Reinhold
Bram Schoenmakers wrote: > ------- Additional Comments From bramschoenmakers kde nl 2005-01-04 18:12 ------- > The current implementation makes sense to me. The "Big Project" is only finished if at least "Part 1" and "Part 2" are finished. > Yes, I agree. What I am suggesting is that marking the "Big Project" *complete* will also make "Part 1" and "Part 2" complete. This makes sense because if the "Big Project" is complete, all it's components must be complete also. Don't worry, I am planning on making it configurable. That is if I find time to work on this; any one else feel free to take it for now.
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