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ATizK opened this issue Sep 16, 2023 · 2 comments
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Feature request : Using code blocks as fields #81

ATizK opened this issue Sep 16, 2023 · 2 comments
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ATizK commented Sep 16, 2023

Hi, First of all thanks for the great plugin ! I wonder whether it is possible to add the following scheme for creating cards : given a code block in org, use its title as front and the content as back, so something like

#+TITLE: front
#+ANKI_DECK: deck
#+begin_src org

back
  
#+end_src

In my case, it would be useful to avoid creating too many low-level headings (for maths definitions / theorems), and make some of my notes more suitable for export to pdf for example, or for babel-tangle.

I don't expect it to be easily doable, if at all, but in case I am wrong, I guess that would be a useful feature for some people. Thanks again !
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Hi @ATizK, it doesn't look too hard to implement, lets discuss the details! :)

How would you use it, do you sync one-by-one with org-anki-sync-entry or all with org-anky-sync-all/org-anki-update-all?

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ATizK commented Sep 22, 2023

Hi @eyeinsky, thanks for the answer ! I generally only use org-anki-sync-entry.

I guess it may be better to create a new command to avoid conflict with the other method, for example if one puts headers inside a org block code (not that I would personally need to do that).

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