slnsys
commented
3 months ago I'm not sure if I understand your use case correctly, but a few points:
- Dragging a card and deleting it after dropping it into a note would be an adjustment to the interaction of the canvas, which is not easily possible for add-ons.
- And what about simply dropping a note into a document with the structural link to this card?
Two things perhaps as a workaround for your workflow?:
- partially selecting the cards in question and then converting them using Canvas2Document
- converting cards into files (Canvas function). These are then stored in the same directory as Canvas (depending on the setting) and would therefore be a Markdown document
tociyou1995
Thank you so much for your plug-in, which helped me convert my codified cards into notes. But with my personal depth of use, I've come up with some new functional ideas, and I don't know if that's achievable for you.
Scenario: My usage is that I usually put cards on canvas containing my fragmentary ideas as I read, and then I review, trim, revise, and combine the cards periodically so that the necessary cards are retained, sorted by topic, and the descriptions on the cards are more accurate. The purpose of these actions is to organize my content according to the theme when I write in the note later, and to easily put the original card content directly into the note. Finally, I just need to organize the logic of the cards under each topic and polish the language a little to form a logical article or paragraph. This is great for academic writing! Problem: The plugin now supports importing all cards from canvas into notes, but it doesn't support dragging cards into notes one by one. If I can drag a card into a note at a time, and the card moved to note disappears simultaneously in canvas, I believe this will help me achieve the above workflow better, creating more smoothly.
Thanks again for your plugin, it really helps me a lot!