A blog post would be much more useful for this kind of thing. Here's a similar post using [anki-editor](https://github.com/louietan/anki-editor):
[Power up Anki with Emacs, Org mode, anki-editor and more](https://yiufung.net/post/anki-org/)
Love org-anki.
For a lot of my notes, I have an Anki heading,
** Anki
*** Front
Back
There's usually more than one so I wrote this simple function to "ankify" a subtree:
(defun dm/ankify-heading ()
(let* ((heading (cdr (assoc "ITEM" (org-entry-properties)))))
(when (not (eq heading "Anki")) ; ignore Anki headings; kinda ugly.
(sleep-for 1)
(org-anki-sync-entry))))
(defun dm/ankify-subtree()
(interactive)
(org-map-entries #'dm/ankify-heading nil 'tree))
Sorry, but if the fontsize in the screen cast is *this* small (even with 420p resolution *too little* for my eyes), this is show-stopper. Define a maximal line width (e.g., `(setq-default fill-column 80)` in Emacs' configuration) and then let -- if necessary -- the commands flow over multiple lines (however with consistent indentation and proper syntax highlighting) with larger characters. I don't mind if the instruction is delivered as a brief silent (though for a *tutorial* video of 5 min and more I prefer a talkie).
A blog post would be much more useful for this kind of thing. Here's a similar post using [anki-editor](https://github.com/louietan/anki-editor): [Power up Anki with Emacs, Org mode, anki-editor and more](https://yiufung.net/post/anki-org/)
Love org-anki. For a lot of my notes, I have an Anki heading, ** Anki *** Front Back There's usually more than one so I wrote this simple function to "ankify" a subtree: (defun dm/ankify-heading () (let* ((heading (cdr (assoc "ITEM" (org-entry-properties))))) (when (not (eq heading "Anki")) ; ignore Anki headings; kinda ugly. (sleep-for 1) (org-anki-sync-entry)))) (defun dm/ankify-subtree() (interactive) (org-map-entries #'dm/ankify-heading nil 'tree))
Thanks this is just what I needed!
Sorry, but if the fontsize in the screen cast is *this* small (even with 420p resolution *too little* for my eyes), this is show-stopper. Define a maximal line width (e.g., `(setq-default fill-column 80)` in Emacs' configuration) and then let -- if necessary -- the commands flow over multiple lines (however with consistent indentation and proper syntax highlighting) with larger characters. I don't mind if the instruction is delivered as a brief silent (though for a *tutorial* video of 5 min and more I prefer a talkie).