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I’m not aware of a way to do this. I don’t think that code blocks in Reading or Live Preview modes have a current cursor position, so if a command was created, I don’t know how it would know which line - and so which task - to act upon. If you find another plugin that has a code block and allows interacting with the generated data in Reading or Live Preview, do leave a note here and I will try to have a look at its source code. |
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Link to issue: #1478. |
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Is there a way I can access the edit task modal using my keyboard specifically from a query? There's a keyboard shortcut labeled
Tasks: create or edit task
that almost does this, but doesn't work from a query.Example:
For my use case, I have a file for each day e.g.
2023-01-06.md
where I've logged todos for the day.Now, say I'd like to aggregate all of my todos across all files, which is a view you might want for productivity (though usually with some filters). You'd have a query in
all-my-tasks.md
like so:However, the keyboard shortcut to edit tasks does not work in the query view (
all-my-tasks.md
). This is unfortunate since I imagine working out of a query is likely a common use case, and people would end up having to click the pencil icon to edit tasks or go into the original file2023-01-06.md
where the keyboard shortcut does work.Is there something I'm missing, or some other way to achieve this? Thanks in advance.
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