implementing + for unplanned tasks

cl

@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ $0 - Captain's log
 		i.e {{DATE %F}} fill produce the text $(date %F).
   	If the file is executable, it will be run in the context of the user, and the output will be used instead.
 	  
+  Create a file in "$CLDIR" named "backlog", and it will be opened along with the other daily files, split under "tomorrow"
  
   Directories created under $BASEDIR are treated as profiles (if they exist). The default profile is assumed to be 'default'.
 	Specify -p <profile> as the first argument to $0 to operate on a different one
@@ -38,6 +39,8 @@ $0 - Captain's log
   Run with "review" ($0 review), and you will get a rundown of complete and incomplete tasks for the week.
   Optionally, supply with date-compatible strings as "$0 review <start> [end] to use a range, end defaults to yesterday
 	A task is considered complete if it matches the regex /^ \*/ and incomplete matching /* \-/
+	Also considering + to mean "a task that was not planned, but popped up during the course of the day".
+	For the purposes of review it counts as incomplete, unless prefixed with \*
 	I've also implemented /^ ~/, implying a continuing task (as opposed to - which I'm sort of considering "not only incomplete, but barely progressed/attempted").
 	For the purposes of review, ~ counts as Completed.
 	I'm hoping to capture which tasks are is under-estimated.
@@ -75,17 +78,17 @@ function review() {
 
 
 
-	for j in '*|~' '-' '!' ; do
+	for j in '\*|~' '-|\+' '!' ; do
 		case $j in 
-			\*|\~) echo "Completed Tasks:";;
-			\-) echo "Incomplete Tasks:";;
+			\\*\|\~) echo "Completed Tasks:";;
+			\-\|\\+) echo "Incomplete Tasks:";;
 			\!) echo "Events:";;
 		esac
 		
 		for i in ${DATES[@]} ; do
 			
 			if [ -f "$CLDIR/$i" ]; then
-				T="$(grep -E "^ \\$j" "$CLDIR/$i")"
+				T="$(grep -P "^\s($j\s)" "$CLDIR/$i")"
 				if [ "$T" != "" ]; then
 					echo -n "  ";date "+%A %d %B %Y" -d "$i"
 					echo "$T"|sed "s/^/\t/"