Notices

It's not necessary, but it's a nice addition in my opinion. People who are more used to checkboxes can still see the checkbox. Other people can still see the greyed out, striked through text.
I guess it will please people of both order.

Hi,

I still need another [Tester] for EasyList 0.3.8 in Extras-Testing. Can you help out?

Thanks!

I want to use this opportunity to thank all the testers who helped me test EasyList 0.3.8.
Thank you! Thank you for your votes and thank you for your feedback.

I have created a list, which looks fine:I am using the latest version, I guess -- it doesn't have a version number in About that I saw.

If I close it and reopen it all the letters are mushed together. If i open the list for editing and save it, it looks fine again. But if I close Easylist and reopen it, it is mushed again.

Screenshots follow.

It turns out that the quickest way to get rid of the mooshing is to click Edit List and then immediately cancel.

You should be able to check the version number in the Hildon Application Manager. If you go to the uninstall section and select EasyList you can then see the version number.
Do the items become mushed together because there are a lot of items? Can you tell me how many items you've added to the list?

Maybe you can even paste your list here if does not have privacy related things in it.

Thanks.

This is very well done.

I have several projects, some in different cities, & each needs a to-do list. It would be nice to use Easylist to manage more than one list: for instance one for home, one for the job, one for job2, one for the volunteer project, etc.

Currently, I am using a clumsy method of separating the different lists inside the single EasyList via prefacing each entry with a letter and dash, and using alphabetical sort to create sections.

Congrats on a great little app. Everything seems to work well, but could you add a 'confirm clear checked items' dialog.

Sometimes when you are out shopping you can accidentally press the screen, eg the bottom list items and then the clear checked button and then poof! you've lost some list info. Maybe you could avoid a dialog by putting the clear checked items button in the edit items bit.

Something else that would be nice, but not vital would be to implement longpress for the keyboard.

Anyway thanks for the great app.

mrsellout

There's been a lot of requests for multi-list support. I've added this functionality and you can get it from Extras-Devel. It's still a bit experimental, hence that's why it's in Extras-Devel. I'm working with it to see if the work-flow is easy enough. I'm planning to add notifications, but it's not in this version yet. It will arrive in the next I hope.
Until then you can use the multi-list functionality, but without any notifications as to what has happened.

There is a distinction between your current loaded list and the lists saved. You have to see the saved lists as templates. Once you've loaded such a template and you edit the list by adding items and you save the newly added items it IS NOT saved to the template you've loaded.

easylist (0.3.15) unstable; urgency=low

* Support for multiple lists.
* Changed order of menu items.

-- Willem Liu <willem.liu@gmail.com> Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:56:12 +0200

Version 0.3.14

Sure, here's the list --

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