Bug report
If a note has more than one link, all links in the note will link to the same page.
The problem is on line 581 of everlink.py.
body = link_regex.sub('[\\1](:\/{:s})'.format(n['id']), body)
With the code above, the first Joplin link constructed will be replaced into all regex instances of evernote:// links inside the note.
(Notice that, after the first run of this substitution, there are no more links matching the regex pattern. The loop will keep visiting the evernote:// links that had been already extracted, but it won't be able to change those, because they have already been replaced.)
The expected behavior is this:
body = body.replace(link[1],':/{:s})'.format(n['id']))
Since we already know the full text of the specific evernote:// link you want to replace, we don't need to use regex again.
Thank you very much for the great work! I'm using this to export to Obsidian, so my only change to the project was also in this line. I commented out lines 566 to 581 and wrote this version of Markdown Wiki Links:
old_link = '[' + link[0] + '](' + link[1] + ')'
wiki_link = '[[' + link[0] + '|' + match.title + ']]'
body = body.replace(old_link, wiki_link)
Note
I only looked at the .enex .md notes, and not at the .enex .html section coming after.
Minor bug
To leave the date of update unaltered, on line 584 you should have note['user_updated_time'] instead of n['user_updated_time'].
In this case, n refers to the note being linked, while note is the actual note being changed.
To change this, you also have to change line 501, to include user_updated_time in the fields
Bug report
If a note has more than one link, all links in the note will link to the same page.
The problem is on line 581 of
everlink.py.With the code above, the first Joplin link constructed will be replaced into all regex instances of evernote:// links inside the note.
(Notice that, after the first run of this substitution, there are no more links matching the regex pattern. The loop will keep visiting the evernote:// links that had been already extracted, but it won't be able to change those, because they have already been replaced.)
The expected behavior is this:
Since we already know the full text of the specific evernote:// link you want to replace, we don't need to use regex again.
Thank you very much for the great work! I'm using this to export to Obsidian, so my only change to the project was also in this line. I commented out lines 566 to 581 and wrote this version of Markdown Wiki Links:
Note
I only looked at the .enex .md notes, and not at the .enex .html section coming after.
Minor bug
To leave the date of update unaltered, on line 584 you should have
note['user_updated_time']instead ofn['user_updated_time'].In this case,
nrefers to the note being linked, whilenoteis the actual note being changed.To change this, you also have to change line 501, to include
user_updated_timein the fields