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30 minutes ago, itc4eff said:
Hello iShiBin,
I can't really speak for this fork as they took a different path to get what I call "notes informations".
However, you could try to go to the source code (available in your addons directory), and add tags = [] after the line 411 of Evernote2AnkiMac.pydef get_note_information(self, note_guid): tags = [] # add this whole_note = next((l for l in USE_APPLESCRIPT['notes'] if l['guid'] == note_guid), None)
Tell me if it works.
You're genius. It works well now after your fix.
By the way, I used Evernote for quite a few years but I am pretty new to Anki, which doesn't look so good at first glance. Maybe I will keep using it for a while till I can say whether it is proper for me or not for space repetition. In the meanwhile, I found another software 'Reflect' which could turn notes in Evernote for repetition.
I bet you must use Anki, do you still use it? How do you feel and do you have other recommend software for space repetition (it's best to relate Evernote since I have tons of stuffs there)?
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On 1/11/2017 at 11:45 PM, itc4eff said:
PS : I did not re-tested the plugin recently, so if you find any bug, please let me know.
I encounter this error when importing my notes to Anki. can you help?
An error occurred in an add-on.
Please post on the add-on forum:
https://anki.tenderapp.com/discussions/add-onsTraceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/bin/Library/Application Support/Anki2/addons/Evernote2AnkiMacAddon/Evernote2AnkiMac.py", line 545, in main
controller.proceed()
File "/Users/bin/Library/Application Support/Anki2/addons/Evernote2AnkiMacAddon/Evernote2AnkiMac.py", line 506, in proceed
n1 = self.import_into_anki(cards_to_add, self.deck, self.ankiTag)
File "/Users/bin/Library/Application Support/Anki2/addons/Evernote2AnkiMacAddon/Evernote2AnkiMac.py", line 534, in import_into_anki
cards = self.evernote.create_evernote_cards(guid_set)
File "/Users/bin/Library/Application Support/Anki2/addons/Evernote2AnkiMacAddon/Evernote2AnkiMac.py", line 391, in create_evernote_cards
note_info = self.get_note_information(guid)
File "/Users/bin/Library/Application Support/Anki2/addons/Evernote2AnkiMacAddon/Evernote2AnkiMac.py", line 417, in get_note_information
return whole_note['title'].encode('utf-8'), whole_note['content'].encode('utf-8'), tags, whole_note['attachments'], whole_note['modified']
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'tags' referenced before assignment
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5 minutes ago, csihilling said:
For whatever reason intitle searches for specific matches. A search for intitle:some_* will find all notes containing some_ in titles.
You're right. It works. Thanks!
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53 minutes ago, csihilling said:
EN only searches from the beginning of the word. A search for some_ should work.
No, it won't when it is in the title. Even, I tried to quote it using intitle:“some_” but failed.
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4 hours ago, DTLow said:
From my Mac
I am sorry but you misunderstand it. I mean to search using "intitle:_" and you won't get the notes with a title like "some_thing".
In addition, I tried using intitle:"_thing" but it failed again. I guess the only way to make it work is to have a space before and after _
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Here is an example note with title "some_thing".
Anyway, it seems correct if I put a space character in and after the _. So I may use this way instead to mark my notes instead.
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I could get result with _ in the title but not all. That's why it fails. Try to create some new notes with _ in the title, and then you may see it.
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The underscore is not supported 100%. If you do a search in your notes with title including "_", you will see not all notes show up.
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On 4/23/2017 at 9:40 PM, gazumped said:
Hi. Have a look at web based reminder systems like https://www.followupthen.com/ - or - https://followup.cc/ - since you can email a note and get it back as an email reminder in days months or years. It would be possible to email to say 1day@followup.cc and get it emailed back after that time.
You could then either remail it to 4days@followup.cc, or there's a snooze function in the email that comes back so you could then defer it for each further period required. I did play with a system some time ago that used a template note listing all the applicable waiting periods + check boxes so I could see what reminder periods had already been used.
I haven't used the system in anger, but it does mean you don't have to keep on swapping out tags and running searches. Emails come directly to your inbox (or wherever normal traffic is directed) - you don't even need to have Evernote open.
Thanks but it seems to be complex. I will pass it.
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On 4/23/2017 at 8:14 PM, SvenSND said:
Hi Ishibin !!! It's not the perfect system, and I couldn't apply it to my lessons as there were too many of them. But here's what I've done a tag ".Spaced repetition system" that contains the following tag:
- *-SR00 (timer 1 day)
- *-SR01 (timer 4 days)
- *-SR02 (timer 7 days)
- *-SR03 (timer 12 days)
- *-SR04 (timer 20 days)
- *-SR05 (timer 1 month)
- *-SR06 (timer 2 months)
- *-SR07 (timer 3 months)
- *-SR08 (timer 5 months)
- *-SR09 (timer 9 months)
- *-SR10 (timer 12 months)
When finishing a lesson for the first time, I create a note with the lesson name, and I give it the tag "*-SR00 (timer 1 day)" and put a timer from 1 day on to remind me of reading it again. When finished rereading I delete the previous tag and put "*-SR01 (timer 4 days)" instead with a reminder 4 day from the date...
It's not perfect but it's simple and working. I've found no way of putting reminders automatically. If someone has an idea
@SvenSND, that's quite a lot of tags over there
I settled to use just one tag 'repetition' and then saved searches to get it done. Here are one example:
- review all notes created within 2 days with tag 'repetition': created:day-2 tag:repetition
-all notes created exactly 6 days ago with tag 'repetition': created:day-6 -created:day-5 tag:repition
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Then you can create others like 'week', 'month', 'quarter' 'semi-year' etc. if you want to.
I use the created day field as the timestamp.
The key here is to review all these searches every day to 'repeat'. (I know it is not perfect to use too many searches but it is the best I can figure out.)
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So did you set up a proper system in Evernote for spaced repetition? I eager to know.
Spaced repetition with Evernote ?
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Yeah, I am serious. I hope I can bear the UI but before I make my mind. I would like to try something else although Anki should be the most reliable software for space repletion.
I found this one Reflect which seems quite handy, so I may try it for a while. Using Anki as a habit requires strong discipline but the effort pays.