AnkiWeb addon 356095608
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.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.35 | 23.10.1+ | 2023-12-24 |
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Performs complex batch card-field editing via configurable copy definitions, with optional automation when syncing, reviewing cards, or adding new notes.
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.
Converts dollar MathJax delimiters to \(...\) and \[...\] forms in the Editor, selected Browser notes in bulk, and the current review note, preserving formatting and skipping rendered equations.
Automatically replaces non-breaking spaces with normal spaces after cards are added and provides a Tools menu bulk purge, with configurable shortcut and optional regex search.
Creates multiple notes at once from a temporary note in the add window, splitting configured question/answer fields, with optional cloze support and cross-note links.
Synthesizes Japanese speech at review time via a local VOICEVOX server, with centrally routed voice presets, text cleanup and regex rules, and optional cached audio export for mobile playback.
You should adjust or at least check the default shortcut in the addon config. It's difficult to find a shortcut that works for everyone: Windows and Mac have different built-in OS shortcuts and there are hundreds of addons with their own shortcuts. Keep in mind that on MacOS setting "Ctrl" in the addon config means that you actually need to use "Cmd".
This add-on allows you to define a list of replacements and gives you a shortcut to apply all of these substitutions/replacements on the currently active field of the editor. Actually it's two lists: plain text and regular expressions.
How this add-on works: -These replacements refer to the html source code of a field and not what you actually see. -My add-on uses python's re.sub (regular expression matching operations similar to those found in Perl) to apply the regex replacements.
The code for the configuration window is taken from the great add-on Symbols As You Type by github.com/jefdongus.
For batch replacements there's also the built-in find and replace functionality as well as glutanimate's Batch Editing.
These do the opposite: They allow you to change
one thing about multiple fields and multiple notes
whereas my add-on is about changing
multiple things in one field in one note.
If you find a bug let me know in the ankiweb forum (click the "Contact Author" button in the upper right of this window).
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