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Using the To-Do List – PB Docs 2019 – PowerBuilder Library

Using the To-Do List – PB Docs 2019

Using the To-Do List

The To-Do List displays a list of development tasks you need to
do. You can create tasks for any target in the workspace or for the
workspace itself. A drop-down list at the top of the To-Do List lets
you choose which tasks to display. To open the To-Do List, click the
To-Do List button in the PowerBar or select Tools>To-Do List from
the menu bar.

To-Do List entries

The entries on the To-Do list are created:

  • Automatically by most PowerBuilder wizards to guide you
    through the continued development of objects of different types
    that you will need to build the application or component specified
    by the wizard

  • At any time by you when you are working in a painter and
    want a link to a task that you want to remember to complete

Some To-Do List entries created by wizards are hot-linked to get
you quickly to the painter (and the specific object you need) or to a
wizard. You can also create an entry yourself that links to the
PowerBuilder painter where you are working so you can return to the
object or script (event/function and line) you were working on when
you made the entry. When you move the pointer over entries on the
To-Do list, the pointer changes to a hand when it is over a linked
entry.

For example, if you generate an MDI application with the
Template Application wizard, one of the linked entries on the To-Do
List reminds you to register new sheets with the sheet manager
service, which is a nonvisual user object created by the wizard.
Double-clicking this entry automatically opens the Window painter and
the Script view where you register new sheets.

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Exporting and importing
lists

You can export or import a To-Do List by selecting Export or
Import from the pop-up menu. Doing this is useful if you want to move
from one computer to another or you need to work with To-Do Lists as
part of some other system such as a project management system.

Linked entries

If you import a list from another workspace or target, or from
a previous version of PowerBuilder, linked entries will display in
the list but the links will not be active.

Working with entries on the To-Do
List

The following table tells you how to work with entries on the
To-Do List.

To

Do this

See linked entries

Move the pointer over the entries. A hand
displays when the entry you are over is linked.

Use a linked entry to get to a painter or
wizard

Double-click the linked entry or select it and
then select Go To Link from the pop-up menu.

Add an entry with no link

Select Add from the pop-up menu.

Add a linked entry to a painter that edits
objects

With the painter open, select Add Linked from the
pop-up menu.

Add an entry for a specific target

If the To-Do List is open, select the target from
the drop-down list at the top of the To-Do List and add the
entry.

If the To-Do List is closed, select a
target in the System Tree, open the To-Do List, and add the
entry.

Add an entry for the workspace

Select Current Workspace from the drop-down list
at the top of the To-Do List and add the entry.

Change the list that displays

Select a specific target or Current Workspace
from the drop-down list at the top of the To-Do List. To
display tasks for all targets and the workspace, select All
Items.

Change an entry’s position on the
list

Drag the entry to the position you
want.

Edit or delete an entry

Select Edit or Delete from the pop-up
menu.

Delete checked entries or all
entries

Select Delete Checked or Delete All from the
pop-up menu.

Check or uncheck an entry

Click in the margin to the left of the entry or
select an entry and then select Check/Uncheck from the pop-up
menu.

Export a To-Do List

Select Export from the pop-up menu, name the
To-Do List text file, and click Save.

Import a To-Do List

Select Import from the pop-up menu, navigate to
an exported To-Do List text file, and click
Open.


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