# -------------------- Begin ~/.yeagtdrc ---------------------------
# The following, edited to suit, should be saved to ~/.yeagtdrc
# The directory containing the GTD project files
gtddir = "/Users/dag/Documents/GTD"
# Use this command to invoke an external editor. Will be called
# with a space-separated list of files to open for editing
editor = '/Applications/MacVim.app/Contents/MacOS/Vim'
editold = '%(e)s -g -f +%(n)s %(f)s'
# Use this command for printing yeaGTD output saved in a temp file
print_cmd = "a2ps -B -R -f10 --columns=1"
# Number of backup copies to keep, n. [Backup first moves
# .bk(n-1) to bk(n), then .bk(n-2) to .bk(n-1) and so forth
# until .bk1 is moved to .bk2. Then .yaml is copied to bk1.]
numbaks = 2
# Remind reminders. To append currently 'available' tasks to the Remind
# output for the current day use the following template
# remtemplate = 'REM %(e)s %(d)s MSG %(a)s: %(p)s%%'
# or, to avoid creating reminders, just omit this line.
# Replacements will occur as project tasks are processed:
# %(e)s -> the end (due) date, e.g., 'Jun 17'
# %(d)s -> days before the end date to begin, e.g., '7'
# %%    -> %
# %(p)s -> the project title (the *agenda* setting)
# %(c)s -> the task context (the *c* setting)
# %(a)s -> the task title or action (the *a* setting)
# If 'remtemplate' is set, reminders will be written to the file 'reminders' in
# your gtddir using the template. Don't forget to 'INCLUDE' this file in your
# ~/.reminders.
# Command line interface (CLI) column widths. See below for GUI widths 
# Longer entries are truncated and the character '~' is
# appended. The default values are shown.
# The CLE column width for 'agenda' (project title):
# agenda_width = 10
# The CLI column width for 'a' (task title):
# a_width = 34
# The CLI column width for 'c':
# c_width = 7
# Put the project title (agenda) in the first column of the CLI output if 
# true and, other wise, put the task title (action) in the first column.
# projectfirst = True
# Display column headers above the CLI columns 
# showheaders = False
# Font sizes for yeagtd
# basefontsize = 12
# statusfontadj = 0
# listfontadj = 0
# datefontadj = 1
# buttonfontadj = 0
# The encoding to use for unicode support. The default setting is shown
# encoding = 'utf-8'
# Graphical user interface (GUI) stuff.
# The GUI column titles, widths and field numbers: 
# numbers are as follows:
# 1 project title
# 2 task number
# 3 context
# 7 end/due date
# 8 remaing days
# 9 task title
# using the above field numbers. The following default, e.g., puts the
# end (due) date (field 7) in the first column with the title "Due" and
# with a starting width of 60. Similarly, the number of remaining days
# (field 8) will be in the second column with title "Days" and starting
# width 40, etc. Note that once yeagtd is started, the column borders can
# be adjusted with the mouse.
columns = [
    ("Due", 60, 7),
    ("Days", 40, 8),
    ("Task", 300, 9),
    ("Num", 50, 2),
    ("Project", 120, 1),
    ("Context", 120, 3),
    ]
# display horizontal rules in the gui
horizontalrules = False
# display vertical rules in the gui
verticalrules = False
# --------------------- End ~/.yeagtdrc ----------------------------