Editorial = Taskpaper on the iPad?

Stefano

Yeah and pleasure! So you are adding / removing the @done tag, if one is using the checkboxes. Good.

If you look at TaskPaper ( TP ) for Mac, notes are greyed out ( a little bit ) to make the difference, but on the font size side no changes are applied. I would like to suggest to stick as much to the original — at least in the beginning — as possible. It will attract even more people using TPM ( Mac ) and looking for an alternative for TPT ( Touch ).

derickfay

This looks great - looking forward to the next release!

macdrifter

Brief beta-tester comment now that Ole let the cat out of the bag: RIDICULOUSLY AWESOME.

That is all.

stephenll

I hate to be the one that asks for a new feature as soon as you see a preview but ....

Imagine reordering or moving items around in that outline by touch. By dragging. Think omnioutliner but plain text. That would be even more awesome.

Bricoleur

... If you can't commit to delivery date...
May I plea for access to beta ?

I'm currently using the TP workflows provided by ~~derickfay~~ but this "skinning" would move my efficiency to a hole new level (unfortunately I'm too late for me to download TaskPaper from App Store so really need something quickly !)

the_buch

I hope this feature is able to make it in the final cut. I've grown fond of TaskPaper in the last month and my understanding is that when I upgrade to an iPad Air next week, and restore from this device's backup, I will lose TP. Since I use Editorial daily anyway, this could be nice.

pruppert222

Looks great. It would be cool to also have the folding feature in markdown files.

Rob

It looks really excellent.

( and my attention is caught by what might just be a disclosure triangle in the upper left corner ... )

Fantastic work ... and it has already transformed the value of the platform

omz

@Rob Sorry to disappoint you, but the "disclosure triangle" is the button to show the bookmarks bar (same as in current version), there probably won't be any folding features in this update.

Rob

There's no hurry – this is already an unexpected feast.

( and the phrase 'in this update' sounds like welcome rain :-)