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Suggestion: use emoji as tag #149
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makes sense - we almost certainly are not detecting it because we use regex's to detect inline tags that assume the tag is actual text. It should be straightorward to change (I think). I'm working on another ekg release, but once that's done I'll fix this issue. Thanks for reporting it! |
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* ekg-denote export changes (#144) Adds export from ekg to denote. Authored-by: Jay Rajput * fix #146 (#148) Co-authored-by: Jay Rajput * Note new denote export in docs * Add denote as an extra dependency * denote-export: linting and test failures (#155) * documentation string updates for linting errors. * documentation string updates for linting errors * update function names to start with ekg-denote-test * updates for denote changes --------- Co-authored-by: Jay Rajput <jr@Jays-Mac-mini.local> * Allow emoji tags (#156) This should fix #149. * Set version number to 0.6.1 (#157) * Bump version to 0.7.0 * Rethink version number, let's call the new release 0.6.1 It isn't quite a new release, even though it has some minor functionality / UI changes (how tag actions happen). * Enable the CI for the develop branch (#158) --------- Co-authored-by: Jay Rajput <jayrajput@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Jay Rajput <jr@Jays-Mac-mini.local>
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Hi, ekg is very useful and helpful. I have used it to write my diary everyday.
My daily diary method is quite similar to the bullet journal, where I use simple symbols (also known as bullets) to tag different types of information. This helps me conserve energy when thinking and make decisions quickly.
You can see, this method 100% works with ekg. If you interested, I can write a article or record a shot video to you. It's up to you.
Now, I have a suggestion:
Could ekg incorporate emojis for tagging?
I tried typing #[😁], but it didn’t work.
Is there another way to use emojis as tags?
Thank you, and great work again.
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