cool, having fun

line 53 in dendron.concepts..md, is the .png extension a typo? should it be .md?

😅yes it is

@User I tried the sibling traversal. It works for navigating between daily pages if they are filed like

daily.journal.yyyy-mm-dd

But I find it does confusing things if someone files their journals more like

daily.journal.yyyy.mm.dd

. When I'm at the month level I expect it to go to the next or previous month. And it descends to the day level for some reason. On to other news... My color theme turned github light again. 🙃

Has anyone figured out a way to filter notes on multiple tags? Like finding books that are both #business and #software? Tagging @User because of their tags magic 🙂

Is there a way to disable to ctrl + shift + arrow traversing - or at least am I able to keymap it to something else as I use that combination to highlight words / sentences but it now jumps to another note? thanks

> Has anyone figured out a way to filter notes on multiple tags? Like finding books that are both #business and #software? > Tagging @User because of their tags magic 🙂 @User You can use regular expressions in the searach editor To match #business AND #software

(?=.*#business)(?=.*#software)

To match #business OR #software

(?=.*#business)|(?=.*#software)

Reference:

Not sure if there's a better way, say for example doing more than one selection (using the multiple cursors feature of VS Code) then hitting a key and you magically get that search query filled for you

--- > Is there a way to disable to ctrl + shift + arrow traversing - or at least am I able to keymap it to something else as I use that combination to highlight words / sentences but it now jumps to another note? thanks @User You can go to Keyboard Shortcuts preferences and delete those.

Ctrl+K Ctrl+S

or

Ctrl+Shift+P

and search for

Keyboard Shortcuts

then search for

dendron go sibling

and delete both keybindings

ahh thank you so much @User - very much appreciate the help!

@User that's cool, thanks. I noticed that this only works if the tags are used on the same line in note.

#business #software

- #business
- #software

is not picked up

Yeah, hence why you'd wanna use regex for this

I'm checking out VS Code extensions, to see if I can find a better approach or something that makes it easier/faster to do the regex search using multiple cursors

Using Dendron seems dangerous, it could turn one into a hacker 😀

Haha, true

I'm already considering getting into making vs code extensions just because of Dendron

Though of that too). Kevin could probably give some nice code mentoring)).

> @User that's cool, thanks. > I noticed that this only works if the tags are used on the same line in note. @User didn't catch what you meant originally, you're right it doesn't work. Not sure if it's a problem with the regex I used or a bug with the way VS Code uses regex 🤔

Any regex magicians out there can shed some light ?

I think VSCode default search behaviour is to apply query to every line and show lines that match Don't know how to convince it to treat the whole note as a single item.

other than the regex issue, I'm working on a simple extension with keybindings as a helper for this

since I couldn't find anything that does what I want

> @User I tried the sibling traversal. It works for navigating between daily pages if they are filed like daily.journal.yyyy-mm-dd > But I find it does confusing things if someone files their journals more like daily.> journal.yyyy.mm.dd. When I'm at the month level I expect it to go to the next or previous month. And it descends to the day level for some reason. > @User the reason it does that is because it looks at notes at the current level of the hierarchy. so if you are at

yyy.mm.dd

, it only looks at the

dd

part when traversing and will go back to the beginning when running into the end. i might add a configuration option similar to what we have with the

defaultAddBehavior

(https://www.dendron.so/notes/5c213aa6-e4ba-49e8-85c5-1bdcb33ce202.html#defaultnodetypeaddbehavior)

defaultSiblingTraversalIndexAtEndBehavior:
- loopback: go to beginning of nodes in the current hierarchy
- goToNextParent: go to beginning of nodes in the next parent of the current hierarchy

thoughts?

> On to other news... My color theme turned github light again. 🙃 @User that's... not supposed to happen 😓 just confirming - you did have a default color theme set elsewhere (either in the global settings or your workspace settings)?

I have this both in user and workspace settings

> Using Dendron seems dangerous, it could turn one into a hacker 😀 @User it's definitely a potentially hazardous side effects of dendron. @User was one of our early users and I think has some anecdotes to share about this 🙂

(or maybe more specifically, his wife does 😛 )

Loopback in days traversal is not what I found confusing, I'm talking about

august
    30
    31
september
    1
    2
    3

If I'm in august and go to next sibling I expect to end up in september. But it sends me to august.30