Could tags ignore punctuation?

[stevenkandres]

Thanks for the great app, Memos has been very helpful for me.

When I'm writing a memo, I have so far been including tags in the main body of the note. For example,

"Yesterday, I tried to go for a #run, but took a nap instead."
"My new goal for 2025 is to #run on the treadmill at least once a week."
"Today, I only did a short #run."

Now, I have three tags, but would prefer them to be all the same. #run #run, #run. vs #run

If the way I am using tags is different from the intended use, I can adjust the way I use them or change my sentence structure so the tags don't have punctuation immediately after them.

Just a thought.

Again, thanks for the work you put into this, I enjoy using it.

[RoccoSmit]

The suggested way of using tags is to not add them inline. See here

That being said, some allowances have been made for inline tags to fit into sentence structures. You can use \ to not show characters such as : and , after a tag.

e.g.
#stevenkandres\: "Said something" -> shows #steven instead of #steven:
I tried to go for a #run\, but -> shows #run instead of #run,

List of characters that can currently end a tag by using \:
https://github.com/usememos/gomark/blob/9aca881d9121d2381c1ac1d3c37435cfb7a3e2ad/parser/tokenizer/tokenizer.go#L6-L32

At this point in time . is not in that list

[stevenkandres]

Thanks @RoccoSmit, that makes sense. I'll adjust my usage.