🔸 means “committed to do today”, 🔹 means “maybe today”.
Works great in all my perspectives but Forecast only allows one tag and if I set it to be the tag group “Today”, it doesn’t include🔸 and 🔹. It is important to me that I see both.
Question 1: How can I tell Forecast to include all tags in the group? Question 2: How can I either:
Bind the “Apply Forecast Tag” keyboard shortcut to either (a) toggle the last-used item of the “Today” group or (b) cycle through the “Today” group as follows: no Today tag → Today tag 1 → … → Today tag n → no Today tag, OR
Otherwise use a macro package like Keyboard Maestro to assign shortcuts to individual tags?
Note: I realize I could just have one “Today” tag and add a “committed” flag for example, but I wonder whether that could be done more elegantly using the new mutually exclusive tags.
Totally forgot to have implemented a plugin some time ago. So it’s technically possible to change the Forecast perspective‘s forecast tag using a plugin. The plugin even toggles between two tags. If one is set and you run it, it sets the other one and vice versa.
Hi @Logan apologies for the long delay. Your Macro works, thanks! In the end, though, I decided to give up on having two distinct “Today” tags. Sometimes I just have to simplify 😀
I know you’ve solved the problem another way, but just one additional thought that springs to mind: you could designate “flagged” for one of those and then show both in the forecast.
Of course, this is entirely dependent on whether you’re already using flags for something unrelated. :-)
