I migrated my notes from evernote to markdown files with yarle. unfortunately it created me a lot of folders seperatively for the attachments (although I set it up for one folder only). I moved all attachements to one folder, so the filepath to the attachments in the mardown files needs to be updated. I think regex would be right for this, but I don't have any knowledge about regex and would be really thankful for help.

Filepaths are as follows:![[./_attachmentsMove/Coordination_Patterns.resources/CoordinationPattern_Ipsi.MOV]]

All filepaths are identical ![[./_attachmentsMove/]] up to this The second folder varies e.g. Coordination_Patterns.resources/.

I want to delete everything but the filename.extension itself e.g. ![[CoordinationPattern_Ipsi.MOV]].

An example of the other filepaths: ![[./_attachmentsMove/Jonglieren_(Hände).resources/07 Jonglieren.MOV]] (second folder changes, filename changes, I also have .png and .mov).

I use MassReplaceIt (app for mac) which allows me to replace expressions in documents with regex. If someone has a solution using the terminal/commandline, I'll try this as well of course :)

CodePudding user response：

Try if this regexp suffices:

(?<=!\[\[)[^\]] /(?=[^\]/] ]])

Replace with empty string.

It should delete the part from the ![[ up to the last / before the next ]].