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Can you add entries via the Command Line?

Asked by jonathan sandusky

I would love to use this with my command line. similar to how todotxt uses aliases to quickly add entries. like
$rnb "Had lunch today, is was awesome."

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Jendrik Seipp (jendrikseipp) said : 		#1

Currently, you can't do that, but you can file a bugreport so we don't
forget about this nice idea.

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MyOtheHedgeFox (a-ztech) said : 		#2

Hello, Jonathan and Jendrik!

> Jendrik Seipp proposed the following answer:
> Currently, you can't do that, but you can file a bugreport so we
> don't forget about this nice idea.

The idea is really nice! Please "report" this feature. =)

I think the program should append two \n's before each
command-line-added clause and stick it to the end of today's entry
-- for easier readability.

I'd use it, and, with the ability to add time and, perhaps, more stuff
at a given place in the text
($rnb "^time^: somebody rang at the door. The webcam snapshot of the
ringer is located at /home/user/photo/" . {script to autoappend the
name of the newest picture in that folder})
would turn RedNotebook into an autologger for many purposes!

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Thanks for reading this letter,
   Danila E.

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