Epson S5U1C17001C Manual page 215

When not including source line information
You can create a To Do item not associated with a specific source file.
(1) Do one of the following:
• Click the [Add Task] button in the toolbar of the [Tasks] view.
• Select [Add Task...] from the context menu of the [Tasks] view.
This displays the [Add Task] dialog box.
(2) Enter a description of a task in the [Description:] text box.
(3) Select priority (High, Normal, or Low) from the [Priority] combo box.
(4) If you want to create the task as a completed task, select the [Completed] check box.
(5) Click the [OK] button.
In this case, no resources or line numbers are set.
Jumping to a set task position
You can jump from the [Tasks] view to the source line in which you set a task.
(1) Activate the [Tasks] view. If not open, select [Show View] > [Tasks] from the [Window] menu.
(2) Do one of the following:
• Double click in the line of the desired task.
• Right-click in the line of the desired task to display the context menu, then select [Go To].
The editor will jump to the position at which the task is set.
removing a task
If a task does no longer need to be displayed, you can remove it in the editor or from the [Tasks] view.
Deleting in the editor
Right-click on the task marker you want to remove to display the context menu, then select [Remove Task].
removing from the [Tasks] view
(1) Click to select the task marker you want to remove.
(2) Do one of the following:
• Click the [Delete] button in the toolbar of the view.
• Display the context menu and select [Delete] from it.
removing completed tasks
You can remove completed tasks only one at a time.
(1) Select [Delete Completed Tasks] from the context menu of the [Tasks] view.
(2) This displays a confirmation dialog box. Click [OK] to remove or [Cancel] to cancel.
You can also use filters to hide completed tasks without deleting them (described later).
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