sorry if it's the wrong place to ask:
I just discovered this wiki and find it very promising for what I'd like
to do - a simple way to manage my workplace.
My problem - and I'd like to know if Zim can solve it - is to take my
workplace, i.e. my work directory structure, and in some way import into
the wiki, in such a way that for each folder in my directory structure I
would have a Zim node.
I really cannot do it manually, since my folder structure is a child of
many years of work, and the current output of: find /0ale/ -type d | wc
gives me 11875 folders :-)
P.S. I just noticed that zim nodes are simple textfiles, so I tried
inserting my info from the commandline, this way:
perl -we 'open(F,">> complex.txt");foreach(@ARGV){print(F
"[[file://$_|$_]]\n")};close(F)' `find
/0ale/excursions/digital/complex/ontologies/ -type d`
where a zim-node "complex" was filled with the list of folders under
/0ale/excursions/digital/complex/ontologies/.
I'm just not sure if I can do it automatically...
any help is really appreciated!
alessandro
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