Vova Kolobok

Ooh, also there are bold and italic scopes, if you’ve missed them.

``` meta.tag.todo notes.todo punctuation.definition.bullet.completed punctuation.definition.bullet.pending punctuation.definition.bullet.cancelled meta.item.todo.cancelled meta.tag.todo.completed meta.tag.todo.cancelled meta.punctuation.archive.todo meta.punctuation.separator.todo punctuation.definition.italic todo.italic punctuation.definition.bold todo.bold todo.url string.other.tag.todo.today string.other.tag.todo.high string.other.tag.todo.low string.other.tag.todo.critical ```

Were shortcuts not working in Tutorial.todo file? or you opened new tab side-by-side? Because the idea of tutorial is that user can use it as sandbox, so you don’t need...

No, this is too simplistic to be realistic for plain text format. User may open several files each may have timers, files could be modified outside of ST — so...

> It will be problem of the user. If the line won't contain `@working` then the timer won't be needed. No, it is problem of code, because the question is...

I don’t see anything about phantoms in docs http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/3/api_reference.html I see it mentioned in log http://www.sublimetext.com/3dev but no any reference, how to use it? Anyway, I’m about to move to...

Cool. I won’t promise anything, but yea we definitely could do sth with this.

This is valid feature request; main reason it is still unsatisfied is https://github.com/SublimeTextIssues/Core/issues/1531 We should keep it open, hoping for reliable phantoms in future versions of ST.

Yes, regex. The main reason for current approach, asfaiu, is clear differentiation between project (start with \w) and task (start not with \w); there are notes too. От: David Nunez...

Well, completing project is aiming to removing project from list, i.e. if project is empty you convert it into done task and archive it as a reference, at least it...