smartlist grouped by parent task

bartvanparys says:
Is there a way to group tasks by their parent task?

andrewski (Remember The Milk) says:
Hi bartvanparys,
It's not currently possible to group tasks by their parent task, or otherwise to view subtasks in a grouped view under their parent task.
You can vote for this idea in our Ideas forum if you'd like.
Let us know if we can help with anything else!
It's not currently possible to group tasks by their parent task, or otherwise to view subtasks in a grouped view under their parent task.
You can vote for this idea in our Ideas forum if you'd like.
Let us know if we can help with anything else!

cobrastyle says:
FYI, a workaround might be:
Smartlist:
list:work AND notContains:[]
I use the Note for my task:
[] Do something
Notes about my task...
Then when it's done I either close it, or put an x: [x]. This hides it from the smartlist.
Not necessarily ideal, but thought I'd throw it out there because it solves my use case.
Smartlist:
list:work AND notContains:[]
I use the Note for my task:
[] Do something
Notes about my task...
Then when it's done I either close it, or put an x: [x]. This hides it from the smartlist.
Not necessarily ideal, but thought I'd throw it out there because it solves my use case.

martingchapman says:
@cobrastyle
Neat
Neat

cobrastyle says:
Typo: should have been:
list:work AND noteContains:[]
GOOD:
I can have as many 'subtasks' as I want in the note.
I can have notes about the task readily visible.
BAD:
Can't rearrange notes in case you want to do that.
PS: Thanks @martingchapman
list:work AND noteContains:[]
GOOD:
I can have as many 'subtasks' as I want in the note.
I can have notes about the task readily visible.
BAD:
Can't rearrange notes in case you want to do that.
PS: Thanks @martingchapman