fix: old file deletion and link update

- Old file properly deleted after renaming no matter where we are in the
  zettelkasten tree.
- Workaround links with `#heading` and `#^paragraph` by only looking for
  the first elements of the link. Ideally it should be a proper regex
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lambtho12
2022-01-18 11:05:46 +01:00
parent a11dfbc586
commit 6d70bcef87

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@@ -1424,18 +1424,27 @@ local function RenameNote()
local newname = vim.fn.input("New name: ")
newname = newname:gsub("[" .. M.Cfg.extension .. "]+$", "")
-- oldname should include subdir if subdirs_in_links = true
-- newname should automatically add subdir if subdirs_in_links = true and user did not add it themselves
-- could probably be improved substantially
if newname ~= "" and newname ~= oldname then
vim.cmd("saveas " .. newname .. M.Cfg.extension)
vim.cmd("bdelete " .. oldname .. M.Cfg.extension)
vim.cmd("!rm " .. oldname .. M.Cfg.extension)
os.execute("rm " .. M.Cfg.home .. "/" .. oldname .. M.Cfg.extension)
vim.cmd("redraw!")
end
if M.Cfg.rename_update_links == true then
-- Sed magic to rename all links (in a separate function)
local oldlink = "\\[\\[" .. oldname .. "\\]\\]"
local newlink = "\\[\\[" .. newname .. "\\]\\]"
-- Only look for the first part of the link, so we do not touch to #heading or #^paragraph
-- Should use regex instead to ensure it is a proper link
-- Should also account for other types of links (?)
local oldlink = "\\[\\[" .. oldname
local newlink = "\\[\\[" .. newname
recursive_substitution(M.Cfg.home, oldlink, newlink)
recursive_substitution(M.Cfg.dailies, oldlink, newlink)
recursive_substitution(M.Cfg.weeklies, oldlink, newlink)
end
end