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0.19.3

05 Apr 17:41
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0.19.3 (2023-04-05)

Bug Fixes

  • capture to Active File Captures Only to Cursor Position, even when Insert After is enabled (25526a9), closes #445

0.19.2

05 Apr 14:20
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0.19.2 (2023-04-05)

Bug Fixes

  • check both tag & tags in frontmatter when capturing to tag (66bf6ac)

0.19.1

05 Apr 14:09
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0.19.1 (2023-04-05)

Bug Fixes

  • tag capture also looks in frontmatter tags (28919cf)

0.19.0

05 Apr 13:53
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0.19.0 (2023-04-05)

Features

  • Capture Anywhere: captures now support folder paths as the 'Capture To' target (bf0126e), closes #227
  • Capture with Tag: put a tag in the capture path to capture to a file with that tag (85b2a5a), closes #227

Capturing to any file in a folder

You can now type a folder name into the Capture To field, and QuickAdd will ask you which file in the folder you'd like to capture to.
This also supports the format syntax. You can even write a filename in the suggester that opens, and it will create the file for you - assuming you have the Create file if it doesn't exist setting enabled.

For example, you might have a folder called CRM/people. In this folder, you have a note for the people in your life. You can type CRM/people in the Capture To field, and QuickAdd will ask you which file to capture to. You can then type John Doe in the suggester, and QuickAdd will create a file called John Doe.md in the CRM/people folder.

You could also write nothing - or / - in the Capture To field. This will open the suggester with all of your files in it, and you can select or type the name of the file you want to capture to.

Capturing to a folder will show all files in that folder. This means that files in nested folders will also appear.

Capturing to file with tag

Similarly, you can type a tag name in the Capture To field, and QuickAdd will ask you which file to capture to, assuming the file has the tag you specify.

If you have a tag called #people, and you type #people in the Capture To field, QuickAdd will ask you which file to capture to, assuming the file has the #people tag.

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0.18.3

05 Apr 11:50
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0.18.3 (2023-04-05)

Bug Fixes

  • render Templater syntax when inserting into active file (533383e), closes #440

0.18.2

04 Apr 16:33
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0.18.2 (2023-04-04)

Bug Fixes

  • capture to active line captured to anywhere but active line - now fixed (107c9e1), closes #439 #196

0.18.1

03 Apr 12:20
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0.18.1 (2023-04-03)

Bug Fixes

  • existing choice in the macro now works when using shortcut button (not MacrosManager) (78aab04), closes #433

0.18.0

03 Apr 09:56
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0.18.0 (2023-04-03)

Bug Fixes

  • capturing to last line in file with insert at end on no longer captures above the target (2d54e33), closes #435

Features

  • all capture features (ex. opening & creating new file) now work when capturing to active file (a8a6d08), closes #73. This means you can now use features like Insert after when capturing to the active file.

New Capture features demo

0.17.1

27 Mar 19:09
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0.17.1 (2023-03-27)

Bug Fixes

  • edge case where Consider Subsections would capture to the end of the file, instead of the second line (e1d4922)

0.17.0

27 Mar 15:33
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0.17.0 (2023-03-27)

Bug Fixes

  • lint errors (6a42f41)
  • show error when providing empty user script (5cf3e28), closes #404

Features

  • Add setting to Captures to consider subsections in Insert After (30b66c6), closes #126 #134 #266. This will make Insert after capture also take nested headings into account when capturing with Insert at end of section. Enabling Consider subsections will insert the text to the end of the section & its subsections, rather than just at the end of the target section. A section is defined by a heading, and its subsections are all the headings 'under' that heading.

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Previous behavior with Insert after & Insert at end enabled:

## Heading # Insert after here
- content 1
- content 2
- content 3 # captures to after this

### Nested heading 1
Content

## Another heading
Content

New behavior with Insert after & Insert at end, but not Consider subsections enabled:

## Heading # Insert after here
- content 1
- content 2
- content 3 # captures to after this = same behavior as before. Enabled by default.

### Nested heading 1
Content

## Another heading
Content

New behavior with Insert after, Insert at end, AND Consider subsections enabled:

## Heading # Insert after here
- content 1
- content 2
- content 3

### Nested heading 1
Content # captures to after this, as it's considered part of the "## Heading" section

## Another heading
Content