Something that I would miss if I jumped ship from vimwiki, is the quick creation of date-based pages. E.g. I type \w\w to get a page for today, and <backspace> to go from there to a page with links to all existing date-pages. <c-up> and <c-down> go to previous/next pages by date.
Does viki have any calendar integration?
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I see vimwiki's calendar functionality uses calendar.vim (I didn't even realize this, or forgot it already). When I open a :Calendar, I see it linked to the vimwiki pages corresponding to dates. I'll examine how do best use this with viki.
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Something that I would miss if I jumped ship from vimwiki, is the quick creation of date-based pages. E.g. I type
\w\wto get a page for today, and<backspace>to go from there to a page with links to all existing date-pages.<c-up>and<c-down>go to previous/next pages by date.Does viki have any calendar integration?
I personally use a code snippet (namely a tSkeleton bit) to created
dated log entries in a master index.
If you're referring to calendar.vim, you could define a backcall that
opens a diary entry (:h calendar_today or :h calendar_action).
I don't think such a feature should be integrated in viki.vim. IMHO viki
already is big enough.
I see vimwiki's calendar functionality uses calendar.vim (I didn't even realize this, or forgot it already). When I open a :Calendar, I see it linked to the vimwiki pages corresponding to dates. I'll examine how do best use this with viki.