Comment 11 for bug 340510

On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 9:27 AM, Pititjo <email address hidden> wrote:
> A new patch witch witch keep and apply all tags.
>
> This is not my favorite behavior because if I want to add a @someday
> tag, for example, I don't want it in my task title but if I write
> "Dinner with @Delphine" I want to keep the "Delphine".
>
> Perhaps we can do that with an another separator ?
>
> Or adding a new concept. For example tags with two @ at the beginning
> will be strip out. "Dinner with @Delphine @@someday" could become
> "Dinner with Delphine". This sound a little bit complicated for user and
> less practical as coma but it can work.

I don't like this behaviour, this is quite complicated and unexpected
for the user. I would prefer something like this: use a keyword+':'.
Like tags:Delphine,someday This could be further augmented with other
keywords (defer:DDMMYYYY,end:DDMMYYYY, etc.). As those would be some
kind of 'commands' addressed to the parser they should be retrieved
from the string and not be part of the title.

> ** Attachment added: "New patch for tags in quickadd, keep all tags"
>   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24358295/quickadd.patch
>
> ** Tags added: toreview
>
> --
> quickadd doesnt apply tags present in title
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/340510
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> Status in Getting Things Gnome!: Confirmed
>
> Bug description:
> Using quickadd to add a task like: "some task @sometag" won't apply the tag sometag to it.
> But opening it with task editor and closing it immediately applies the tag.
>

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