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How can I show relations between ToDo-lists? I am using Devtodo.

I will give an example. I have my MIT humor in one XML-file:

 <todo version="0.1.19">
     <note priority="low" time="1237320287">
         see the MIT humor-video
     </note> 
 </todo>

Other file is about Usenet-humor

 <todo version="0.1.19">
     <note priority="verylow" time="1237321441">
         read about Usenet Humor
     </note> 
 </todo>

When I change one of my humor-file, I would like to have an alert that shows me my other Todo-lists that have a word "humor" in the title.

Partial Solution

I tried to add a property to the cd-command in my .bashrc that keep showing me my main Todo-lists:

alias='ls (); find /* -name mainlist'

but I feel I am doing the job in a hard way. How are you managing your Todo-lists between folders? Have you got a lot of scripts to show relationships between Todo-lists?

+1  A: 

I think I would markup some words as keys say with a '<topic>humor</topic> tag then write some thing that would search through the todos to find the related ones . but I'm thinking that the topics would be fewer. So just keep an index by topic of all open todos with those topics in your app, not in the XML.

jbdavid