Closed filmgal closed 2 years ago
Yihaa, thank you for reporting me this issue and to let me improve Yarle!
Hi @filmgal , Does it happens with the same enex file which was processed well in February? It's pretty strange, because I checked the changes and there were no changes around tags-generation. Could you please provide an example enex on what Yarle produces these //// characters?
Thanks a lot!
Hi @akosbalasko Pretty sure the tags were fine in Feb. I'd show you an example but I lost my hard drive - hence repeating the Evernote exports! Here's a small test file with just 3 files, to give you an idea. One is the enex, the other is the md file resulting from the yarle conversion. testenex.zip test md files.zip
Perhaps it has something to do with the tags, in that some of them have "." separators (e.g., flare.settings) and some have hyphens ("flare-settings").
Hi @filmgal, thanks for the examples and for the hints, i'm on it.
Hi @filmgal , I was able to reproduce the problem, but only if I add '.' to the "Separator of the nested tag in EN" field, and '/' to its replacement. The tricky point is that I replace the characters by a regular expression in where the "." character is a joker character to mean anything, thats why all characters of the tag values were replaced by / sign. To escape this, please type "." instead of ".", and it will work. I know, it's a workaround, but at least your notes will be converted until I find the correct solution. Here I attached how I set my nested tags-part:
Hi @akosbalasko
Thank you SO much for the workaround! It works like a charm.
You're the best.
Hi @filmgal , Cool, I'm glad that it works! I'd keep this issue open until I provide a proper solution, just to escape regexp-related fields automatically.
Hi @filmgal , Just fyi I released the fix in version 4.9.13, so I close this issue.
Yarle worked fine for me in February, but I had to reinstall today and now all of my tags get rendered as follows:
The only "tag" option I have enabled is "Add # to tag". Some of my Evernote tags have "."s in them, i.e,
p.this
orp.that
, but most do not. My first attempt was to enable the conversion of "." to "/" and got the tags looking like the picture, so I disabled that option and got the same result. I uninstalled and re-installed, and still the same.