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16.79 Version 9.0.0
Date: 29 Mar 2022 - Tuesday
Fixed Timestamp Problem
Notenik was assigning the timestamp based on the file system creation date, which was not available until after the file had been saved. To make sure the timestamp is immediately saved within the Note’s text file, such a file is now re-saved after assignment of the timestamp.
Allow a Note to be Opened within its Collection from macOS
When a Note file is dragged and dropped onto the Notenik app icon – or in other cases where Notenik receives an external request via macOS to open a specific file – Notenik will now open the Collection, and then select the corresponding Note.
Fixed Markdown Parser Problem Handling Numbers Alone on Lines
The Notenik Markdown parser had a problem processing a line of text that consisted of only a single number, making up the entire line. This has now been fixed.
Added Option to Render Curly Apostrophes
Added a new Collection Preference to allow control over rendering of apparent apostrophes as straight or curly, with the default now being curly. See Curly Apostrophes for details.
Added Note Selector Action Options for Timestamp
Added two new possible actions to the Note Selector window. The first is to copy a timestamp value to the clipboard, and the second to copy and paste a timestamp.
Added Additional API to Return a File Path
Added an additional AppleScript command, as part of APIs for Hook Integration, to allow Hook to request the file path pointing to a Note’s file.
Tab Characters Now Skip to Next Field from a Link Field
A Link field allows multiple lines of text to be entered, with scrolling. This sort of field normally allows a Tab character to be entered within the field. However, this makes no sense for a field intended to contain hyperlinks. So the behavior of a Link field has been modified, so that a Tab character will now cause the next field to be selected (as it does for most other other field types).
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