AnkiWeb addon 2044559350
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Enables regular expression searches in the browser and filtered deck creation dialog, plus wildcard matching for field names.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.1 | 2020-02-08 |
| 2.1.10 | 2.1.23 | 2020-02-09 |
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Adds browser search filter dialogs for tags, decks, note and card types, fields, flags, and saved searches, plus absolute-date filtering and keyboard shortcuts.
Enables searching the Anki browser by word count in a specified field using syntax like wordcount(FieldName) > 14; requires Anki 2.1.24+ and may fail with HTML fields.
Adds a browser hotkey and menu item that open a filtered-deck creation dialog pre-filled from the current search.
Enables finding and replacing tags across selected notes using regular expressions with backreferencing, case sensitivity toggling, live preview, search history, and cleanup of unused tags.
Performs complex batch card-field editing via configurable copy definitions, with optional automation when syncing, reviewing cards, or adding new notes.
Applies user-defined plain-text and regular-expression replacements in batch, via a configurable shortcut, to the HTML source of the currently active editor field.
This is an add-on for Anki version 2.1 that allows you to use regular expression pattern matching to search for cards in the browser and the filtered deck creation dialog. It also provides a feature that allows you to use wildcard pattern matching to specify a field name.
You can use a regex literal as a search term, which consists of a regex pattern enclosed between slashes, as follows:
/ab+c/text:/Hello\b.*world/A regex search is case-sensitive by default. If you want to perform a regex search in a case-insensitive manner, add i flag to the end of a regex literal, as follows:
/ab+c/iAs an optional feature, you can use wildcard pattern matching to specify a field name. A character * matches zero or more of any character. Field names are handled in a case-insensitive manner.
*text*:abc
This feature can also be used in combination with regex search.
*info*:/hello\b.*world/iThis feature can be disabled or the wildcard character can be changed via add-on's config dialog.
Anki's manual says:
If you want to search for something including a space or parenthesis, enclose it in quotes.
"/apple(?!\s*pie)/""* foo *:abc"Keep this point in mind, since parentheses are often used in regular expression patterns.
This add-on conflicts with Word search and wildcard field name (2.1) add-on.
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