Been working on a small program for note taking. I call it CommandLine. Yeah I'm sure that's nothing new and exciting.
It's meant to be 100% keyboard interactive, you shouldn't have to use your mouse. So far the project is working out rather nice. We'll see how well it ends up... by which I mean how often I use it.
The commands are pretty simple. To list your files you simply type 'ls'. To save a file you're working on, you type 'save'. To end the program you either type 'quit' or 'exit'. If you just type the word today, it will create a file for today using year.dayofyear notation.
Like I said, it's nothing really exciting. Just a little program I cooked up for kicks. I plan to implementing some kind of backup/archive feature plus having the ability to delete text files etc. all without having to touch the mouse.
We'll see how well this goes.
It's meant to be 100% keyboard interactive, you shouldn't have to use your mouse. So far the project is working out rather nice. We'll see how well it ends up... by which I mean how often I use it.
The commands are pretty simple. To list your files you simply type 'ls'. To save a file you're working on, you type 'save'. To end the program you either type 'quit' or 'exit'. If you just type the word today, it will create a file for today using year.dayofyear notation.
Like I said, it's nothing really exciting. Just a little program I cooked up for kicks. I plan to implementing some kind of backup/archive feature plus having the ability to delete text files etc. all without having to touch the mouse.
We'll see how well this goes.
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