editTask :: create a task editor to edit a value of given type, and add a button with given name to finish the task
editTask :: create a task editor (with submit button) to edit a value of given type, finish only if predicate holds
Standard monadic combinators on iTasks:
(=>>) :: for sequencing: bind
return_V :: lift a value to the iTask domain and return it
Prompting variants:
(?>>) :: prompt as long as task is active but not finished
(!>>) :: prompt when task is activated
(<<?) :: as ?>>, except that prompt is displayed *after* task
(<<!) :: as !>>, except that prompt is displayed *after* task
Assign tasks to user with indicated id:
assignTaskTo :: assign task to indicated user, True for verbose reporting
Repetition and loops:
foreverTask :: infinitely repeating Task
(<!) :: repeat task (as a loop) as long as predicate does not hold; also works for tasks that don't require any user interactions (e.g. database access)
Sequencing Tasks:
seqTasks :: do all iTasks one after another, task completed when all done
Choose the tasks you want to do one forehand:
chooseTask_btn :: choose ONE task by pressing a button, True for horizontal buttons, else vertical
chooseTask_pdm :: as chooseTask_btn, depending on pulldownmenu item selected, Int for initial value
chooseTask_radio:: as chooseTask_btn, depending on radio item selected, Int for initial value, htmlcode for option explanation
chooseTask_cb :: choice N tasks out of N, order of chosen task depending on first arg
(initial setting, effect for all when set, explanation) for each option
Do m Tasks parallel / interleaved and FINISH as soon as SOME Task completes:
orTask2 :: do both iTasks in any order, combined task completed as any subtask is done
andTask2 :: do both iTasks in any order (interleaved), task completed when both done
andTasksCond :: do tasks in any order until pred holds for finished tasks, string used for naming group of task navigation buttons
