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capture parsing: replace parsed relative date with smt that updates #2

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Exr0n opened this issue Sep 7, 2024 · 1 comment
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Exr0n commented Sep 7, 2024

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Because suppose I wrote "have a good time today to next friday" two weeks ago. Then it's now overdue (and thus red), but it still says "next friday" where it should say "yesterday" instead.

Either:

  • inline chips (hard to integrate into codemirror)
  • transient/background text that just displays the due date, and you delete it from the note itself
  • just delete it from the note itself (and you have to click to see the due date)
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Jemoka commented Sep 8, 2024

true; some thoughts

  1. deleting was kinda bad for condution; it like causes stuff to seemingly just go poof and sentences are cut off
  2. chips are good, I'm too lazy though. one should be able to repurpose the tags code to do it (though, when do each date end? how do we know if the user has stopped typing the date? what if the user wants to edit it)

so we either delete it and just deal with it or don't. thoughts?

@Jemoka Jemoka added UX user experience (non UI things) pending Pending comments good first issue Good for newcomers labels Sep 8, 2024
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