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- Now allows rc:<file> override of ~/.taskrc file.

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<p>
Download the
<a href="http://www.beckingham.net/task-1.4.0.tar.gz">latest version</a>
of the task source code (1.4.0, ????????????????????????????????????????????????).
of the task source code (1.4.0, ????????????????????).
</p>
<p>
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<li>Added "task undelete" feature to restore a (very) recently deleted
task
<li>Added averages to the "task history" report
<li>Added support for rc:&lt;file&gt; to allow override of the default
~/.taskrc file
<li>Fixed bug where Esc[0m sequences were being emitted for no good reason
<li>Fixed bug where table headers are underlined when color is turned off
</ul>
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all the current configuration settings, as read from the .taskrc
file.
</p>
<strong>% task rc:&lt;file&gt; ...</strong>
<p>
By specifying rc:<file>, it is possible to force task to use an alternate
.taskrc file. By default, task looks in your home directory, so these two
commands are essentially identical:
</p>
<pre><code>% task list
% task rc:~/.taskrc list</code></pre>
<p>
What this override allows, is the possibility of keeping your task lists
completely separate, say for work and home. This can be accomplished with
the following commands (valid for bash):
</p>
<pre><code>% alias htask="task rc:/home/me/.taskrc_home"
% alias wtask="task rc:/home/me/.taskrc_work"
% htask list
...
% wtask list
...</code></pre>
<strong>% task &lt;id&gt; fg:... bg:...</strong>
<p>
Not strictly a command, the setting of the fg and bg (foreground
and background) attributes determines the colors used to represent
the task. Valid foreground colors are:
</p>
<pre><code> bold underline bold_underline
black bold_black underline_black bold_underline_black
red bold_red underline_red bold_underline_red
green bold_green underline_green bold_underline_green
yellow bold_yellow underline_yellow bold_underline_yellow
blue bold_blue underline_blue bold_underline_blue
magenta bold_magenta underline_magenta bold_underline_magenta
cyan bold_cyan underline_cyan bold_underline_cyan
white bold_white underline_white bold_underline_white</code></pre>
<p>
Note that these are not just colors, but combinations of colors and
attributes. Valid background colors are:
</p>
<pre><code>on_black on_bright_black
on_red on_bright_red
on_green on_bright_green
on_yellow on_bright_yellow
on_blue on_bright_blue
on_magenta on_bright_magenta
on_cyan on_bright_cyan
on_white on_bright_white</code></pre>
<p>
Note also that this capability does depend on whether your terminal
program can display these colors.
</p>
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delimiter between an attribute name and its value. Currently there
is no workaround for this.
</p>
<strong>% task &lt;id&gt; fg:... bg:...</strong>
<p>
Not strictly a command, the setting of the fg and bg (foreground
and background) attributes determines the colors used to represent
the task. Valid foreground colors are:
</p>
<pre><code> bold underline bold_underline
black bold_black underline_black bold_underline_black
red bold_red underline_red bold_underline_red
green bold_green underline_green bold_underline_green
yellow bold_yellow underline_yellow bold_underline_yellow
blue bold_blue underline_blue bold_underline_blue
magenta bold_magenta underline_magenta bold_underline_magenta
cyan bold_cyan underline_cyan bold_underline_cyan
white bold_white underline_white bold_underline_white</code></pre>
<p>
Note that these are not just colors, but combinations of colors and
attributes. Valid background colors are:
</p>
<pre><code>on_black on_bright_black
on_red on_bright_red
on_green on_bright_green
on_yellow on_bright_yellow
on_blue on_bright_blue
on_magenta on_bright_magenta
on_cyan on_bright_cyan
on_white on_bright_white</code></pre>
<p>
Note also that this capability does depend on whether your terminal
program can display these colors.
</p>
</div>
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