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Would it be possible to specify the filename of the text files? At the moment, they are just the date number (e.g. 19.md) and rely on the directory structure for context. But when searching files outside the directory context, I get a lot of files all named the same thing (19.md, 19.md etc.). Could there be an option for ISO dates for filenames (YYYY-MM-DD)?
Could we also select file extension? My files are markdown, but I prefer a .txt extension rather than .md, because preview handlers handle that better, especially on mobile.
Thanks.
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Hi -- I love calendar-vim. Two requests:
Would it be possible to specify the filename of the text files? At the moment, they are just the date number (e.g. 19.md) and rely on the directory structure for context. But when searching files outside the directory context, I get a lot of files all named the same thing (19.md, 19.md etc.). Could there be an option for ISO dates for filenames (YYYY-MM-DD)?
Could we also select file extension? My files are markdown, but I prefer a .txt extension rather than .md, because preview handlers handle that better, especially on mobile.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: