I’m taking a look at Notenik and trying to decide what use I can make of it. In general, it seems very nice and potentially useful.
I noticed, though, that the edit window (for lack of a better term) behaves strangely if the body of a note contains more than 1,600 lines.
To demonstrate this, assuming you have BBEdit available:
(1) in a Terminal window, execute “jot -w ‘%05d’ 10000 | bbedit --new-window”, which will open a new window in BBEdit containing 10,000 lines, each containing a number from 00001 to 10000, one per line
(2) in BBEdit, select all and copy
(3) in Notenik, paste into the body of a note
In Notenik, the last visible line is the one containing “01600.” There doesn’t seem be any way to get it to display the lines following that one. I can edit the note in an external editor and verify that all the contents that should be there are in fact there.
As it happens, the very first note I tried to create with Notenik contained more than 1,600 lines (I pasted an existing note from BBEdit), so I noticed this right away although it took a little while to figure out what was going on.
Is this a known limitation? Thanks for any insight or advice.