anki formatted command added #32
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Added command that can format text into Anki card format (Cloze deletion only) according to the Obsidian_to_Anki plugins default formatting rules.
Simply highlight text and it will turn them into cards, different lines will be treated as different "sides" on the cards.
E.g.
my question
my answer
my third piece
Will become:
START
Cloze
{{c1::my question}} {{c2::my answer}} {{c3::my third piece}}
Back Extra:
Tags:
END
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Cool! |
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It will be nicer if you added the command with a description in the readme, as I'm not quite familiar with Anki. 🤗 |
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Added command that can format text into Anki card format (Cloze deletion only) according to the Obsidian_to_Anki plugins default formatting rules.
Simply highlight text and it will turn them into cards, different lines will be treated as different "sides" on the cards.
E.g.
Will become: