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The task list is the section of documentation that contains xc tasks.
An xc compatible text file needs to define a heading of any level called Tasks.
The tasks within a Tasks section will need to be one heading level lower than Tasks.
The xc heading can be overridden with the flags -H or -heading.
## Tasks
### Task1
### Task2
## Next H2 HeadingBetween ## Tasks and ## Next H2 Heading you can define your tasks.
or
# Tasks
## Task1
## Task2
# Next H1 HeadingPlease note that the word tasks is not case sensitive.
Note xc cannot find tasks in two or more Tasks sections. If you have more than one Tasks section, the one that appears first will be used.
In Markdown files, you can put the special comment <!-- xc-heading --> on the line before a heading, and xc will recognize that as the task heading.
<!-- xc-heading -->
## Getting started
### Task1
### Task2
## Next H2 HeadingIn org-mode files, you can put the special tag :xc_heading: on a heading, and xc will recognize that as the task heading.
** Getting started :xc_heading:
*** Task1
*** Task2
** Next H2 Heading