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anoopkcn / obsidian-reference-map

Reference and citation map for literature review and discovery
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Detect citekeys in double brackets `[[]]` #27

Closed jankap closed 1 year ago

jankap commented 1 year ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. My workflow is to import relevant literature from Zotero to markdown files in Obsidian and naming the MD file identical as the bibtex citekey, e.g. @author.shorttitle.year. Linking to that document using double brackets, like [[@author.shorttile.year]] gets not detected as valid citekey and thus does not show up in the reference map. [@author.shorttile.year]

Describe the solution you'd like It would be great to see [[@author.shorttile.year]] in the ref map.

Edit: got the problem, it was part of this sentence: (see [[@tu.ARMABasedDigitalTwin.2021]]). The last ) breaks the detection. So it's not about the brackets, but what character follows.

jankap commented 1 year ago

Same for other signs like commas etc.

[[@author.shorttilte.year]] works, [[@author.shorttilte.year]], i.e. being part of an enumeration does not.

jankap commented 1 year ago

And another follow-up: Looks like the detection of double brackets kills the plugin, when there are links to images in the same document,

- [ ] Finalize metadata and import 
    - [ ] [[@qi.NovelTemperatureDrift.2022]]
    - [ ] [[@tu.ARMABasedDigitalTwin.2021]]

 ![[Pasted image 20230320123343.png]]

causes to flash the reference map and then remain empty. Removing the pasted image line fixes the plugin.

anoopkcn commented 1 year ago

Hi @jankap This issue was also related to another one #26. This should be fixed now please update the plugin