By using Denote, the file name scheme is structured as @@ID==SIGNATURE--TITLE__KEYWORDS.EXTENSION where the ID is the date in year-month-day format followed by the capital letter T (for “time”) and the current time in hour-minute-second notation (file name structure example: 20240519T073455==hello--this-is-the-title__denote_testing.org)
While opening a folder containing a list of denote files with Treemacs I therefore see the firs portion of the file name beginning with the ID component that occupies the majority of the side bar and hides the TITLE__KEYWORDS portion. This is not really informative.
I'm wandering if in Treemacs it is possible to skip the @@ID==SIGNATURE-- file name component by regexp and select the portion of file name to show (i.e TITLE__KEYWORDS.EXTENSION) as is done in denote with the denote-link-description-format functions that create a description for the minibuffer showing selected name information.
By using Denote, the file name scheme is structured as
@@ID==SIGNATURE--TITLE__KEYWORDS.EXTENSIONwhere the ID is the date in year-month-day format followed by the capital letter T (for “time”) and the current time in hour-minute-second notation (file name structure example:20240519T073455==hello--this-is-the-title__denote_testing.org)While opening a folder containing a list of denote files with Treemacs I therefore see the firs portion of the file name beginning with the
IDcomponent that occupies the majority of the side bar and hides theTITLE__KEYWORDSportion. This is not really informative.I'm wandering if in Treemacs it is possible to skip the
@@ID==SIGNATURE--file name component by regexp and select the portion of file name to show (i.eTITLE__KEYWORDS.EXTENSION) as is done in denote with thedenote-link-description-formatfunctions that create a description for the minibuffer showing selected name information.