TODO Comments Finder

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#1

Hey guys, I made this plugin today, it may be helpful and its free (i made it for me at the beginning)

Have you ever tried to write `-- TODO: ` ? in your code

_- TO DO

Did you know that studio highlights those flags?

with --TODO you can find with ease every -- TODO: flags in a simple list:

Also added a new feature, all credits to @good_evening for the idea: You can toggle todos to done (it has been requested by some people)

find it there:

feedbacks would be great, same for a small like on the marketplace :stuck_out_tongue:

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#2

Looks useful. I don’t really know who would use this though. When I create a TO-DO Comment, I most likely don’t create multiple ones in different scripts unless I’m finished with the previous comment I created.

Good plugin though!

#3

While Ctrl+F works to find TODO statements, I love the simplicity and UI of your plugin.

I would love to see the addition of a button that would dictate whether the TODO statements would only be found in the currently open script or all scripts in your game.

Another addition I would love to see is to add additional functionality that Ctrl+F doesn’t provide. Maybe a checkbox next to each TODO and as you complete them, users can simply click on the checkbox. This would be a fantastic addition as it would remove the statement without the user having to highlight the code where the TODO statement is before deleting the statement.

Great work so far though!

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#4

Why not just search all scripts for TODO comments with Control + Shift + F? Seems like a redundant plugin to me. Maybe turn it into some sort of checklist that you can mark as complete, which then removes the TODO comment from the script.

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#5

I cant seem to understand why so many people make comments denouncing the usefulness of a plugin or questioning the price, especially for free plugins. The plugin is literally free. You install it or you dont.

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#6

It’s also a thing about organization. I don’t want a plugin that does the exact same thing as a built-in one, but with less options.

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#7

Gotcha ! Definitely gonna add this one :+1: thank you for the feed back

#8

I found it use full because on vs code there is an option to show every todo in dart for exemple ( flutter programming language ) and it’s easier to use than control f or control shift f :slight_smile: