Any ideas on the subject?
a. You can write a note on a sticker, put sticker on a wall in your office, then work from home for a couple of days and forget about your TODO.
b. You can write a note in your notebook, then add a couple of pages with other notes and forget your TODO.
c. You can file a Defect Request in ClearQuest (or other project management system) and be buried under bureaucracy process instead of coding. Probably your request would go to other developer and then he or she would do what your don't intend to do.
d. You can add a comment in code like with a small type (extra space or char):
Your may search "TODO: mikhael" and find nothing due to typo in the comment.
c. I'd recommend using of #pragma message:
a. You can write a note on a sticker, put sticker on a wall in your office, then work from home for a couple of days and forget about your TODO.
b. You can write a note in your notebook, then add a couple of pages with other notes and forget your TODO.
c. You can file a Defect Request in ClearQuest (or other project management system) and be buried under bureaucracy process instead of coding. Probably your request would go to other developer and then he or she would do what your don't intend to do.
d. You can add a comment in code like with a small type (extra space or char):
//TODO: mickhael, replace ch++ with _tcsincthen search for "TODO" with "Find-In-Files" and obtain tons of TODO's of the whole team.
Your may search "TODO: mikhael" and find nothing due to typo in the comment.
c. I'd recommend using of #pragma message:
#pragma message("//TODO: mickhael, replace ch++ with _tcsinc")
