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Recognize plan time and special characters while typing the task title

I think Akiflow should also recognize the plan time in the edit window when I type it rather than having to select it with the mouse.

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  • raw

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    Sep 21

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    Merged request

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    Edit task metadata from title

    Think it would be cool to be able to edit task metadata from its title. Currently, when opening an already completed task, typing in its title using characters recognised elsewhere in Akiflow (menus which pop up when you hit !! for priority, or # for projects when you have selected a task with kbm) doesn't affect metadata, meaning you need to either click each field manually to change this data (the project section, the tags section, the priority section) or close the task window and then use keyboard shortcuts from there.

    Admittedly, yes, I am industry espionaging here and attempting to get you to help me mimic my todoist workflow so i can have the best of both worlds.

    In todoist, typing in a tasks title even after creation edits metadata with NLP recognition, which I think makes for much better UX. This also expands to things like setting a reminder (! in todoist), and could apply for setting durations in Akiflow too.

    Screenshot attached to show how it's done in Todoist.

  • Victor

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    Oct 28, 2022

    And also: labels, time estimates, people mentions, deadlines

  • [Deleted User]

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    Oct 28, 2022

    Hi Victor, when you create a task, you can click on "View" from the notification to open the task popup and add further details, let me know if it works:)

    • Victor

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      Oct 28, 2022

      Hey Francesco Tisci: thank you. I'm aware of that method to add/edit further details.
      What I'm suggesting is for task titles to be edited after task creation and when this happens, for the task to have its details updated.

    • [Deleted User]

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      Oct 28, 2022

      Victor: Ok Victor, I'm merging your request with a similar one, so I can keep you posted when we address this point:)