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Tags - Disconnect Between nvUltra and 1Writer - Personal Knowledge System

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  • Fletcher Penney

    I'm not following.

     

    What specifically are you doing in your text files that only works in one application, but not the other?

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  • Robert

    nvUltra uses:

    Tags: video, health, research

    1Writer uses:

    #video #health #research

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    Tags assigned in nvUltra are not recognized in 1Writer as tags. Thus, a well organized database in nvUltra is not at all organized in 1Writer.

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  • Fletcher Penney

    nvUltra supports `#video #health` as well.

     

    The former is MultiMarkdown metadata, the second format is just a generic "in-line" hash tag format.

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  • Robert

    If I use # nvUltra creates a double tag.

    Fletcher, any idea how I can convert my current tags into #tags ?

    Something that can search the first line of each text file and replace "word," with "#word,"

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  • Fletcher Penney

    Perhaps you should paste an example of your file.  Sounds like you're doing it wrong.

     

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  • Robert

    File name: Giant Bike Links

    Body:

    tags: bike, shopping

    ### Vaughan

    Escape 2 Disc (2020) | Men City bike | Giant Bicycles Giant Vaughan - http://www.giantvaughan.com/ca/escape-2-disc

    Escape 3 Disc (2020) | Men City bike | Giant Bicycles Giant Vaughan - http://www.giantvaughan.com/ca/escape-3-disc

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  • Fletcher Penney

    The `tags: bike, shopping` is MultiMarkdown metadata.  In that case, `tags: #bike, #shopping` would mean that the tag is `#bike`, not `bike`.  Which is presumably not what you want, but MultiMarkdown does not prevent you from doing that.

     

    If you have `#bike` in the text of the document, *not* the metadata, then the tag would be `bike`.

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