The Zim pages are just text so you can do this outside ofZim with a perl
one-liner.
I would do something like - I use Linux:
cd to root of notebook
perl -p -i -e 's/oldstring/newstring/g' $(find ./ -name *.txt)
On 09/18/2017 11:24 PM, Laecy wrote:
Hello all!
I'm wondering if anyone knows how to do a Find and Replace to create links
throughout a document.
Right now, the closest I can figure is:
- Cntrl+H example
- [[Index:Example]] -> Replace All
- Cntrl+R
This inserts links to the Example entry in my Index, but it shows the full
"Index:Example" text within the document. Running another Replace to change the text to
"example" changes the link too - it becomes a link to example(page) at the same level as
the document instead of referring back to the Index.
So, currently I'm going by this:
- Cntrl+Shft+F "example"
- Clicking on each page
- Cntrl+F "example"
- Cntrl+L "Index:Example"
-- Alt+N repeat for each appearance
With thousands of pages in my wiki and thousands of indexed words, this is
prohibitively time consuming.
Any advice?
Thanks much!
-Laecy
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