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:ZkBuffers would be what :ZkNotes is to :Telescope find_files, but for :Telescope buffers.
A :ZkBuffers command would therefore display the current open buffer list in Telescope but displaying the note headings in place of their file names.
This may not be as straight forward to implement like :ZkNotes as it wouldn't be a query directly to the zk database itself. It would be a query to the open buffers within neovim, to check which notes are indeed notes in the vault, and to display their titles in place of their file names.
Additionally (or alternatively), it would be excellent to optionally filter out non-zk files in the buffer list. This would be a quasi 'scoped' buffer query; i.e. return only the open buffers which reside within the zk root. This would make navigation within a corpus of active notes focussed and very speedy!!!
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:ZkBuffers
would be what:ZkNotes
is to:Telescope find_files
, but for:Telescope buffers
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:ZkBuffers
command would therefore display the current open buffer list in Telescope but displaying the note headings in place of their file names.This may not be as straight forward to implement like
:ZkNotes
as it wouldn't be a query directly to the zk database itself. It would be a query to the open buffers within neovim, to check which notes are indeed notes in the vault, and to display their titles in place of their file names.Additionally (or alternatively), it would be excellent to optionally filter out non-zk files in the buffer list. This would be a quasi 'scoped' buffer query; i.e. return only the open buffers which reside within the
zk
root. This would make navigation within a corpus of active notes focussed and very speedy!!!Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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