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Notifications (Array of Task.Notification r/o) These links can be read on iOS, but not written to. The files at these URLs are not present in the database, rather the database holds bookmarks leading to these files. The list of file URLs linked to this task.Returns true if the task is a direct child of the inbox, but not if the task is contained by another task that is in the inbox.Returns true if this task has children, more efficiently than checking if children is empty.This flat array is often used for processing the entire task hierarchy of a specific task. Tasks are sorted by their order in the database. Returns a flat array of all tasks contained within this task.An alias for flattenedTasks.įlattenedTasks ( TaskArray r/o).The flagged status of the task.įlattenedChildren ( TaskArray r/o).Returns a location indicating the position after all of the Tasks tags.įlagged ( Boolean).A positional indicator that references the position at the very end of the task’s container object.ĮndingOfTags ( Task.TagInsertionLocation r/o).(macOS v3.5) The estimated number of minutes this task will take to finish, or null if no estimate has been made.Įnding ( Task.ChildInsertionLocation r/o).Returns the computed effective flagged status for the Task, based on its local flagged and those of its containers.ĮstimatedMinutes ( Number or null).

Returns the computed effective due date for the Task, based on its local dateDue and those of its containers.ĮffectiveFlagged ( Boolean r/o).(v3.8) Returns the computed effective drop date for the Task, based on its local dropDate and those of its containers.ĮffectiveDueDate ( Date or null r/o).Returns the computed effective defer date for the Task, based on its local deferDate and those of its containers.ĮffectiveDropDate ( Date or null r/o).(v3.8) Returns the computed effective completion date for the Task, based on its local completionDate and those of its containers.ĮffectiveDeferDate ( Date or null r/o).If set, the Task should be completed by this date.ĮffectiveCompletedDate ( Date or null r/o).If set, the Task is dropped.ĭueDate ( Date or null).If set, the Task is not actionable until this date.ĭropDate ( Date or null r/o).If this task is in the inbox, then this will be null.ĭeferDate ( Date or null)

The Project that this Task is contained in, either as the root of the project or indirectly from a parent task.

If set, the Task is completed.ĬontainingProject ( Project or null r/o).

If set, the Task will be automatically marked completed when its last child Task is marked completed.ĬompletionDate ( Date or null r/o).

Note that a task may be effectively considered completed if a containing task is marked completed.ĬompletedB圜hildren ( Boolean)

True if the task has been marked completed.

Returns all the child tasks of this task, sorted by library order.Ĭompleted ( Boolean r/o).

Returns a location indicating the position before all of the Tasks tags.Ĭhildren (Array of Task r/o).

A positional indicator that references the very start of the task’s container object.īeginningOfTags ( Task.TagInsertionLocation r/o).

A positional indicator that references the list posotion immediately preceding this task instance.īeginning ( Task.ChildInsertionLocation r/o).

See related documentation.īefore ( Task.ChildInsertionLocation r/o)

An array of FileWrapper objects representing the attachments associated with the task.

For tasks in the inbox, the tentatively assigned project or parent task, which will be applied on cleanup.Īttachments (Array of FileWrapper).

A positional indicator that reference the list posotion directly following this task instance.ĪssignedContainer ( Project, Task, or Inbox or null).

PropertiesĪn instance of the Task class is defined by the value of its properties.Īfter ( Task.ChildInsertionLocation r/o) In the following documentation, consider tasks to be equivalent to actions. Scripts reference tasks, and the graphical user-interface of OmniFocus references actions. In other words: a “task” is a something that needs doing, and “action” is the element in the OmniFocus interface that represents that need or to-do item. The Omni Automation support in OmniFocus considers the terms “action” and “task” to be functionally synonymous, and refers to the scriptable element representing an “action” as a “task.” However, in the OmniPlan application, such a time-related element is called a “ Task.” When interacting with the OmniFocus application’s user-interface (UI for short), you will encounter the term “Action” which refers to a new to-do item for a project.