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February 17, 2023 02:53
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Anki Python debug script to move "[sound:xxx]" between fields
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| note_type = 'Basic' | |
| regex = r'\[sound:.*\]' | |
| field_from = 'Back' | |
| field_to = 'Pronunciation' | |
| model = mw.col.models.by_name(note_type) | |
| notes = mw.col.models.nids(model) | |
| for nid in notes: | |
| note = mw.col.get_note(nid) | |
| if m:=re.search(regex, note[field_from]): | |
| # move sound string to field_to | |
| note[field_to] = m.group(0) | |
| # remove sound string from field_from | |
| note[field_from] = re.sub(regex, '', note[field_from]) | |
| note.flush() |
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This script is designed to help users who are importing Anki decks, such as the Russian Core 100 deck, which do not use the built-in note types and can appear unappealing after import.
If you have your custom note types, such as a "Basic (+reverse)" type with fields for
Front,Back, andPronunciation, you can use this script to format the imported notes to fit your note type. To use the script, you first need to open the debug console in Anki and run the script.