7.7 Task-Related Fields ↑
7.7.3 Recurs
The word recurs
can be used as both a label and a type.
In addition to recurs
itself, this field type will be inferred for a label of Every
.
A Collection should have at most one recurs field.
The recurs field is designed to work hand-in-hand with the first (or only) date field.
The recurs field is meant to imply that the associated task is meant to recur at some regular interval, and to supply the interval of recurrence, stated in plain English.
Unlike some other task-tracking systems, Notenik will not duplicate a task in order to increment its date according to the recurrence rule; the existing associated Note will simply have its date field incremented.
When editing, the recurs field will appear as a single line of editable text.
When displayed, the recurs field will appear as it was entered.
Various user controls may be available to cause a Note's first or only date field to be incremented once, according to the stated recurs rule.
All of the following are valid expressions of a recurs rule. Note that use of the leading word Every
is always optional, and is included only for readability. Case (upper or lower) is not significant.
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