Comments on: Mapping the MindReader Configuration Map

By: ActivityOwner

ActivityOwner — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 23:09:57 +0000

Sadly, given that I am a frequent user of the "someday" keyword I had forgotten a commitment keyword existed and had to check.

If you use the keyword "commitment", it will toggle the task to committed.

Note that you have to use the resultsmanager edit activity command somewhere on the map first so that the someday/committed icons become a mutually exclusive pair of ResultsManager markers or else both will show up on the topic and it won't toggle.

You could shorten the keyword to "commit" or something shorter by going to the icon branch of mindreaderconfig.mmap ("o mapmap" in GyroQ).

By: Curtis N. Bingham

Curtis N. Bingham — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 20:30:03 +0000

Isn't there a mindreader keyword to mark a topic as "committed"?

By: ActivityOwner

ActivityOwner — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 01:28:36 +0000

Hi Paul — Probably the easiest way to deal with something like this is to just say "Wednesday" or "Thursday" in the task and let mindreader recognize that.

There are probably lots of folks who would prefer "Friday" as the end of the work week rather than Saturday as the "end of week"

I took a look at the equation used and figured out how to set things up for other ends of the week:

Wed: iff(weekday(date)<3,date+3-weekday(date),date+10-weekday(date)
Thu: iff(weekday(date)<4,date+4-weekday(date),date+11-weekday(date)
Fri: iff(weekday(date)<5,date+5-weekday(date),date+12-weekday(date)
Sat: iff(weekday(date)<6,date+6-weekday(date),date+13-weekday(date)
Sun: iff(weekday(date)<7,date+7-weekday(date),date+14-weekday(date)

By: Paul A.

Paul A. — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 13:51:28 +0000

Hi,
I live / work in the Gulf region, where the week is either saturday to wednesday or sunday to thursday.
Thus, when tagging entries as [end of this week], for example, i'm stuck with an action on a friday … which is my weekend ;-)

Is there anyway to configure this using the configuration map, or is it hard coded ?

Thanks for your help (and for the product …)

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By: Curtis N. Bingham

Curtis N. Bingham — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 10:17:17 +0000

This is a huge help for those of us who aren't quite at your level and can't soar without documentation! I can't wait to go and start tinkering now that I know what I can tinker with!
Curtis