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Oh gosh. Yes, sure I now use straight.el. It looks very clever. Thanks for the nudge.
anki-editor-delete-note-at-point
works wonderfully thank you! Using it while passing C-u
is great so that I know that the source of truth remains Emacs. I'm happy to delete notes individually at the moment. They are mostly clozes with a dozen gaps/"multiple fields" which I have found to be very ineffective for learning. Easy to make. Wrong to study.
I have installed the transient editor (straight.el really is nice) and it seems to work well! I will keep playing with it. It seems like such an obvious thing to have now that I see it.
I'm yet to get my head around org-cc. I think that perhaps it is a different way to think about what I was imagining more as an org-show-todo-tree
-style sparse tree, but for Anki notes. I guess one difference would be that org-cc can look across multiple files rather than just showing the current one.
Thank you so much!
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Hi, what you describe is the only way to do it with this version of anki-editor. Note that there is a toggle next to the search field in the Anki browser which allows you to toggle on browsing by notes (instead of cards); with this it might be a bit easier.
However, in my fork of anki-editor, github.com/orgtre/anki-editor, I've added a anki-editor-delete-note-at-point
command. By default it just deletes the note at point from Anki (only removing the ANKI_NOTE_ID in Org), but with a C-u
prefix it also deletes the note in the Emacs Org-mode file. If there is demand it would be quite easy to extend this function to sets of notes too.
To make the process of managing notes from Org mode a bit easier, I've also created a transient interface which includes the delete note command. It would be great if more people tried it out!
Finally, to find the note you want to delete, you can of course use any of the Emacs search commands that you'd otherwise use to find stuff. However, if you want a custom search just for Anki notes, you could use my Org custom completions package, github.com/orgtre/org-cc. In that repos example section I explain how one can set it up to work with anki-editor notes. Please let me know if you encounter any problems!
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Related Issues (20)
- Match org headings escaped with a `,` (needed within org source blocks) HOT 1
- Status of this package and a way ahead HOT 15
- Pushing cloze fails with unknown reason HOT 10
- Is anyone still developing this project? I find it very useful HOT 2
- ANKI_NOTE_ID not updated after push HOT 1
- Provide a keymap for the anki-editor-mode HOT 1
- Custom faces for Anki's cloze syntax HOT 1
- Question: Does the sync work in both directions? HOT 1
- Number Cloze deletions with consecutive IDs automatically HOT 1
- Can't push notes on WSL2 HOT 2
- Wrong type argument: integer-or-marker-p, nil (develop branch) HOT 2
- Any way to avoid "cannot create note because it is a duplicate"? HOT 1
- AnkiDroid doesn't support wrapping each lines of display equations in <div>
- pushing tree broke HOT 2
- anki-editor-push-notes creates "two" cards HOT 1
- Superscript issues HOT 2
- Add syntax highlighting to src blocks HOT 9
- Per file properties do not work HOT 1
- SRC block exported even if :exports results is set HOT 1
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