Simple command line tool for tagging lines of text. Intended for reviewing a long list, separted by new lines. Creates new files for each tag of only the items tagged, so that it can be used to organise lists into sub lists.
$ gem install tagline
$ tagline -f my_list.txt -t tag1:116 -t tag2:100 -t tag3:122
********** Tagline *************
********************************
* Press UP to see previous
* Press DOWN to see next
* Press "t" to toggle tag1
* Press "d" to toggle tag2
* Press "z" to toggle tag3
* Press "n" to toggle next_on_tag
* Press CTRL+X to exit
Tags:
tag1: false
tag2: false
tag3: false
=> My first line of text!
The tag argument expects a tagname:ascii-code pair. ascii codes can be looked-up here.
The default tags are ENTER for pass and 'f' for flag.
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