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- Overview
- How to?
- Viewing the task list
- Adding a task
- Manipulating tasks
Each project can be associated with a task list. This list is used to inform the developers about the modifications that must be made to the project. These modifications can affect: - a process in the code of the entire project,
- an object (window, report, other) to be modified, created, etc.
Remarks: - This task list is not linked to the Project Management Hub.
- To manage the tasks and a full schedule, we recommend that you use the Project Management Hub. For more details, see How do I manage my tasks and my schedule.
Adding a task There are two ways to add a task, depending on its nature. Case 1: Add a task in the code. Enter the task description directly in the code, preceded by "//To do". For example: Note: To directly go to the relevant section of code, double-click the desired task in the "Task list" pane. Case 2: Add a task via the "Task list" pane. Click  in the "Task list" pane pane. Each task can: - Be assigned to one of the project developers.
- Correspond to a specific priority level (high, medium or low priority). This gives you the ability to sort the tasks by priority level.
Manipulating tasks To manipulate tasks, use the context menu of the "Task list" pane. Note: The display of tasks in the "Task list" pane is not synchronized with the code. For example, if the "// To do: Manage bar codes" comment is deleted, the corresponding task in the "Task list" pane will not be automatically deleted.
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