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28 lines
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stackToDo
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A simple stack based to do program, for those that are easily side tracked
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(like me). Due to the nature of a stack, it will track how you got side tracked
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by pushing to it each time you move to a new task without completing it
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Install
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```
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make install
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```
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Usage and specifics
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A stack operates as a FILO container. When getting side tracked when performing
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research, programming, etc, it can be hard to get back to the previous task.
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Therefore, you can simply `push` a task onto the todo stack. Each task is a
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127 character string of what was just happening. Be creative, it can be line
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numbers of a file where you were working, the topic you were arguing in a
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paper, anything. Once you finish a task, you can `pop` it off the todo stack
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and get back to what you were previously doing. If you ever forget what you
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were doing, simply `peek` at the top of the stack to see what you're doing
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without removing it from the stack. Everything is kept in plaintext, so its
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easy to parse with other programs.
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