Here is a generic macro for:
- TaskPaper 3
- Keyboard Maestro 8
- macOS Sierra onwards
which toggles a @tag ON or OFF in any line(s) selected in the highly scriptable TaskPaper 3 outliner and task manager.
(Line-tagging enables very flexible filtering in TaskPaper 3)
You can specify the particular tag which you want to toggle, perhaps creating more than one copy of the macro, each for a different tag:
(the tag can be specified with or without the leading @)
I originally wrote this macro for Jim Krenz, who has kindly suggested that I share it more widely, and who also created the icon.
(See the acknowledgments panel in the macro).
The minimum requirements are those listed above. In particular, the macro uses:
- Jesse Grosjean's excellent JavaScript API for TaskPaper 3,
- a KM8 dictionary to flexibly pass present and future options to the script,
- and ES6 JavaScript, which is supported on macOS systems from Sierra onwards.
