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First, thank you so much for this great package, I really like the logic of it and start to get used to it. Especially the new templating system is very convenient.
I have a question, not really an issue. I am not sure where to ask it, I hope you don't mind posting it here.
Is it that there is no option to search for prefixes only? In the example you use with "person/" - given, that address data is in those notes, how would you search for the person living in Rome (especially if no other tag is used)?
Maybe I miss something, but my approach to finding information among the notes is right now: I narrow the search with the broadest tag I know of and then use emacs tools (helm) for searching within the ekg-notes. Prefixes are great for categorizing notes, but how do I find information in the category if that information is not behind the slash?
Also, is there a way to show all notes in an ekg-notes buffer (something like ekg-all-notes)?
Thank you!
Just now found the "discussions". Should I close this issue and post it there?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First, thank you so much for this great package, I really like the logic of it and start to get used to it. Especially the new templating system is very convenient.
I have a question, not really an issue. I am not sure where to ask it, I hope you don't mind posting it here.
Is it that there is no option to search for prefixes only? In the example you use with "person/" - given, that address data is in those notes, how would you search for the person living in Rome (especially if no other tag is used)?
Maybe I miss something, but my approach to finding information among the notes is right now: I narrow the search with the broadest tag I know of and then use emacs tools (helm) for searching within the ekg-notes. Prefixes are great for categorizing notes, but how do I find information in the category if that information is not behind the slash?
Also, is there a way to show all notes in an ekg-notes buffer (something like ekg-all-notes)?
Thank you!
Just now found the "discussions". Should I close this issue and post it there?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: