It copies the file name in double square brackets [[...]] so you can paste it someplace else and get a wiki link. (Should be more helpful when the ID is recognized so you get [[202002121900]] A note instead of [[202002121900 A note]].)
When i do: 'cmd-L' then 'Copy Link to Note' (Construct a wiki link to current note, for pasting) and then paste it into some note i get in my test case [[202002121002 Variabelen in Emacs]] and not [[202002121002]] Variabelen in Emacs.
Who needs to recognize the Id given the set {me, The Archive}
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It copies the file name in double square brackets
[[...]]so you can paste it someplace else and get a wiki link. (Should be more helpful when the ID is recognized so you get[[202002121900]] A noteinstead of[[202002121900 A note]].)Author at Zettelkasten.de • https://christiantietze.de/
When i do: 'cmd-L' then 'Copy Link to Note' (Construct a wiki link to current note, for pasting) and then paste it into some note i get in my test case [[202002121002 Variabelen in Emacs]] and not [[202002121002]] Variabelen in Emacs.
Who needs to recognize the Id given the set {me, The Archive}
I would prefer to paste only the Id.
Kind regards,
Dick Barends