If you really need to match all those items you can always combine paths using union, intersect, and except as described here. If you wanted to scope this to a particular project you could do something like: project of these searches are only “matching” the items indented under But since TaskPaper always shows the ancestors of each match the project and items tagged are also displayed. The Taskpaper format is a simple, structured text format. the item hierarchy you need to use some sort of path operator to describe what. They are used in item filters or for checking the item class restrictions of skill gems for example. search says find all items tagged with progress and then starting at those matching items find all items indented under them \\*. Id like to set up some filters using tags but specific to work projects. Please help improve the article by expanding it. The default way to do this would be: type project and Inbox TaskPaper adds a shortcut for type based searches. For example you might want to find the 'Inbox' project. Exclude 'w' Example 8: Getting hardlink. It's common to search TaskPaper items based on there type: project, task, or note. ![]() This example gets items in the Windows directory with names that include a dot (.), but don't begin with w.This example works only when the path includes a wildcard character () to specify the contents of the item. If this search doesn’t work please give me an example outline and what you would like to see. Example 7: Get items in a directory that have an exclusion. ![]() I’m pretty sure the answer is yes… but I’m not quite sure I’m parsing the question correctly. I was wondering how to display all the tasks under a project that are tagged with and all the other tasks that are in In that way I can just include all the tasks under that project without having to spend a considerable amount of time tagging everything under.
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