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-$Id: TODO,v 1.148 2007/06/03 17:18:08 tundra Exp $
+$Id: TODO,v 1.149 2007/10/15 01:59:16 tundra Exp $
 
 twander 3
 =========
@@ -24,97 +24,16 @@
   could be done by filename instead.
 
  
-NEW
-===
-
-- Implemented option to display date/time in  ISO 8601 format (ISODATE,
-  default: False)
-
-- Removed trailing spaces from lines in sample configuration file.
-
-- Directory Shortcut Definitions may now contain references to
-  variables (user-defined, environment, or execution).  This
-  enables definitions like:
-
-    ~ = [$HOME]
-
-    DIRSC1 = [~]/Desktop       # User-defined variable
-    DIRSC3 = [$HOME]           # Environment variable
-    DIRSC5 = [`echo "/tmp"`]   # Execution variable (but silly)
-
-  If you use one of these forms, it's up to you to make sure that when
-  when the variables are dereferenced (substituted), the resulting string
-  is the name of a directory. Be careful, you may not spot a definition
-  that is not a directory right away. Variables are dereferenced at
-  runtime not at the time the Configuration File is read in. Therefore,
-  Directory Shortcut assignments with variable references in them are shown
-  literally in the Shortcut Menu. twander cannot know what the value of
-  the variable will be until you actually press the relevant shortcut key. 
-
-- The display of symbolic links has been enhanced with the introduction
-  of several new program options:
-
-  By default, symbolic link targets are now displayed as originally defined
-  when the link was created.  The old behavior was to display the absolute
-  path of the target.  A new program option, SYMRESOLV (default: False)
-  has been introduced.  You can get the old behavior by setting this to True.
-
-  A new program option, SYMEXPAND (default: True) has been added.  By
-  setting this option to False, the targets of symbolic links will not
-  be displayed, only the symbolic link name.  Setting this option to
-  False effectively causes symbolic links to be displayed like any other
-  file or directory.
-
-- Added key bindings to toggle the various symbolic link program options:
-
-   Option        Key Name       Default Binding
-   ------        --------       ---------------
-
-   SYMDIR        TOGSYMDIR      Control-~
-   SYMEXPAND     TOGSYMEXPAND   Control-!
-   SYMRESOLV     TOGSYMRESOLV   Control-@
-
-
-  Toggling the state of SYMRESOLV implies you want to view symlink
-  targets, so this option also forces SYMEXPAND to True as well.
-
-- The title bar now displays the state of these various symbolic
-  link options in the form:
-
-     Symlinks: <Status>  where status is one or more of:
-
-     D or F - Symlinks pointing to directories are sorted
-              as Directories or Files (state of SYMDIR).
-
-     E      - Present only if symlink expansion is enabled
-              (SYMEXPAND=True).
-
-     R      - Present only if absolute symlink target resolution
-              is enabled (SYMRESOLV=True).
-
-CHANGES
--------
-
-- The title bar directory display will now use "~" to indicate
-  a directory relative to the user's home directory (to save
-  title bar space).
-
-
-BUGFIXES
---------
-
-- If SYMDIR=False symlinks that pointed to directories did not end with
-  trailing path separator.
-
-- Symlink named as dotfiles were not being hidden when HIDEDOT=True.
-
-
-
 Version 4 Future
 ================
 
 
 - More OO model - each instance of the program is an object
+  OR ... should each directory view be an object?
+
+- Support general plugin mechanism.  Plugin could then have access to
+  all current directory views' features (files, selections, hidden,
+  etc.)
 
 - Mechanism to save current state in a separate file