Wondering if we can build on this action to make it more valuable?
PART 1:
I’d like to add a footnote to each commented line moved down to the bottom of the page.
The structure of the text would be as follows:
{>>Some text strings here commented out and moved down<<}
New text is always on the next line. No line break.
{>>Sometimes text runs long, really really really really long - several lines worth. Sometimes text runs long, really really really really long - several lines worth. Sometimes text runs long, really really really really long - several lines worth. Sometimes text runs long, really really really really long - several lines worth.<<}
Then the new text below.
{>>Occasionally, there is an orfan line that is commented out with no text following.<<}
{>>One more to keep the numbering<<}
One more.
The result would be:
New text is always on the next line. No line break. [^1]:
Then the new text below. [^2]:
One more. [^3]:
“## Footnotes”
[^1]: {>>Some text strings here commented out and moved down<<}
[^2]: {>>Sometimes text runs long, really really really really long - several lines worth. Sometimes text runs long, really really really really long - several lines worth. Sometimes text runs long, really really really really long - several lines worth. Sometimes text runs long, really really really really long - several lines worth.<<}
{>>Occasionally, there is an organ line that is commented out with no text following.<<}
[^3]: {>>One more to keep the numbering<<}
PART 2:
The use case for the above is to extract the text from the “upper” results (Draft title to above the separating line indicating “Footnotes.”)
From this results I’d like to copy the text while removing the footnote marker “[^1]:” from the end of each line. I can only see this as a separate action, albeit part of this larger project.
I’d copy the “results” text and create a Draft for the footnote marker to be stripped, leaving the original work intact.
This would allow me to use the text outside of Drafts in a fluid manner.
Not sure if any of this is possible… grateful for the assistance.