# Task Wizard

## Overview

The **Task Wizard** allows users to add and manage tasks associated with specific elements in their project files.

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## Sections

### Description

A text field where users can enter a description of the task. This helps in identifying the task and understanding its purpose.

### Priority

A dropdown menu to set the priority of the task. The options available in the dropdown are:

* **High**: Indicates a high-priority task that needs immediate attention.
* **Normal**: Indicates a task with standard priority.
* **Low**: Indicates a low-priority task that can be attended to later.

### Completed

A checkbox to mark the task as completed. When checked, it indicates that the task has been finished.

### On element

Displays the name of the element associated with the task. This helps in linking the task to a specific part of the project file.

### Path

Displays the path to the element within the project structure. This provides the context of where the element is located in the project.

### Location:

Shows the specific location (e.g., line number) within the element where the task is associated. This helps in pinpointing the exact place in the file that requires attention.

### Buttons:

Here are the available buttons:

#### Add

Adds the task with the specified details.

#### Cancel

Cancels the task creation and closes the wizard.
