When sending a line from the current note, Note A, to another note, note B, one may already know beforehand whether to copy, move or block link the line in Note A to Note B. However, it may not always be the case when trying to pull a line from Note B to Note A.
For instance, there can be the following use case:
One may remember vaguely there is some keyword in Note B, and one wants to insert the block link of the line with the keyword into Note A.
For this, one can use the command "Pull Line(s) from another file as block embeds
(LLB)".
However, when navigating to the line in Note B, one may realize that the line containing the keyword is actually a note link.
Therefore, one may want to copy the note link rather than the block link to the line with the keyword.
In this case, one may need to use another command and do this again, or open Note B and manually copy the note link.
To resolve the issue above, it would be great if there can be a command to navigate the desired line in Note B first, and then decide whether to copy, move or link the line.
When sending a line from the current note, Note A, to another note, note B, one may already know beforehand whether to copy, move or block link the line in Note A to Note B. However, it may not always be the case when trying to pull a line from Note B to Note A.
For instance, there can be the following use case:
To resolve the issue above, it would be great if there can be a command to navigate the desired line in Note B first, and then decide whether to copy, move or link the line.