Short term:

* Implement basic GUI functionality.

	* Right clicking a tree entry should pop up a menu of the edit
	commands. Should not collapse the tree.

	* The "view" window should have a checkbox that turns of
	writeability.

	* Preferences window that saves to an rc file.

		* Auto-save delay.

		* KB filename.

		* Initial window size.

		* Items are default readable/write-able.

		* Trees are default expanded/collapsed/as they were when
		the program last shutdown. New tree items are default
		expanded/collapsed.

	* New tree command.

	* 256 character ceiling on text entry boxes.

	* Tree movement via arrow keys?

	* Okay/Cancel buttons don't <TAB> properly.

	* Scrollbars should appear initially, if needed. Additionally,
	modifying a tree_item that will modify the scrollbars should
	redraw the scollbars.

	* Scrolled window policy AUTOMATIC

* Clean up the "view" dialog okay button code.

* Filenames without directories should default to the working directory.

* Macros to handle tree_item creation.

* Text boundary and tree depth checking should be examined more carefully.

* Saving only when a change has been made (with a little indicator of
such fact in the status bar).

* Quitting without saving.

* User with multiple windows open should not be able to shoot himself
in the foot if one operation clobbers another (volatile variables?).

* Should use g_string, but it looks so hideous!

Mid term:

* GNOME support.

	* Conform to GNOME style: http://www.gnome.org/devel/sg/

* Undo support.

* Editing functions: Cut, copy, paste, move.

* Better documentation. Explain where the name comes from.

* Auto-saving every few minutes

* XML datafiles.

* Yacc input file reading.

* Strange filenames (e.g. including newlines).

* configure.in to support all used functions, GLIB, etc..

* Status bar, yellow mouse-over popups with first few words of item
descriptions and brief descriptions of functionality.

* Initial window should resize to be larger if there is more data.

* Verbose: Shows summary of data within tree

Long term:

* More interesting interface features (search) and tree features (merge)

* A "mind map" like that of Cheops (http://www.marko.net/cheops/).

* Perish the thought, extend the core functionality.

* Different file formats (besides text-file).

* SQL support.

* Internationalization.