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In doxygen, the standard "/// \todo stuff" is used to tag a todo item. I do most of my coding in MSVC so it's handy to be able to see the TODO's in the Task List. MSVC uses "//TODO stuff" for their tags. Is there any way to make them work together? I found the properties pane for the Task list and try to add "\todo" to the list, but it doesn't like the "\" character. Can I make these two work together? Edit: I am specifically interested to find out how to do this in Visual Studio 10. vladr IIRC doxygen supports javadoc-style structural commands, i.e. you should be able to use @todo and \todo

If yes, how ? If not, is there a workaround to get similar functionality ? EDIT: What I mean is something like this : // TODO line1 // line2 // line3 and line1, line2, line3 belong to the same TODO and get highlighted with blue. Gallal No, not for now. This feature has been discussed , but not yet implemented. EDIT/UPDATE: It is implemented in 2018.3 version. This is supported since 2018.3 . Multiline TODO comments IntelliJ IDEA 2018.3 now supports multiline TODO comments , now the first and all subsequent TODO comment lines are highlighted in the editor and listed in the TODO Tool Window .

I'm also using GhostDoc in Visual Studio 2008. How do I view all to-do items and if that's a function already in Visual Studio or in GhostDoc (the documentation tool that I use)? Zyphrax If you are referring to TODOs that are defined with the // TODO comments, open the Task List and set it to the Comments filter. Also be careful with GhostDoc. Always read the comment that was generated. I remember that older versions would generate comments like: "Toes the string" for a method like ToString(). bob ReSharper has a nice ToDo explorer to get an overview of all todos -or custom keywords- comments.

I want to see all TODO comments that only I wrote and that exist in the current code base that is git managed. What I've got so far is printing all TODO comments that I've ever created or modified during the complete git history: git log -p --author="My name" -S TODO | grep "\+.*TODO" But this tool chain lists all TODO comments ever written, even those that I've already resolved and thus removed again from code. Is there a tool that can search the current code base line-by-line, check if it contains "TODO" and if this line was authored by me and then print those lines? You can combine git

I want to have sort of indiacator at left side of the line wherever I have in the source code #TODO : some comment //TODO: some comments The indicator could be a just mark and I already enabled line numbers displayed at emacs. This command will do something like you want. (defun annotate-todo () "put fringe marker on TODO: lines in the curent buffer" (interactive) (save-excursion (goto-char (point-min)) (while (re-search-forward "TODO:" nil t) (let ((overlay (make-overlay (- (point) 5) (point)))) (overlay-put overlay 'before-string (propertize "A" 'display '(left-fringe right-triangle)))))))

So I only recently discovered the TODO comment. For those of you that don't know, most modern IDE's will recognize this word in a comment and flag the comment line a different colour so It stands out. EG. //Need to talk to Bill about refactoring this code //TODO:Need to talk to Bill about refactoring this code You may notice in IDE's like Eclipse or Rubymine highlight the TODO comment and some nice other features to do with it. My question is: What other keywords are there like the TODO? It seems like a much better way of communicating to developers through comments and a feature that should

We are having an issue in our team and we have decided to check if there is a way or git command to reject git push where there are TODOs in the code. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. hosseio Is not possible use pre-receive hooks in github, so we are using instead pre-commit hook in client side: http://git-scm.com/book/en/Customizing-Git-Git-Hooks#Client-Side-Hooks Our pre-commit script (based on http://mark-story.com/posts/view/using-git-commit-hooks-to-prevent-stupid-mistakes ) looks like: #!/bin/sh for FILE in `git diff-index -p -M --name-status HEAD -- | cut -c3-` ; do if [ "grep 'TODO' $FILE