diff --git a/.vscode/settings.json b/.vscode/settings.json
index 70feafe3..4fd01b1f 100644
--- a/.vscode/settings.json
+++ b/.vscode/settings.json
@@ -21,6 +21,7 @@
"DownView",
"DendronNote",
"Threading",
- "RegexNote"
+ "RegexNote",
+ "NamingNotes"
]
}
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/main.js b/main.js
index 172a236f..ce1c4470 100644
--- a/main.js
+++ b/main.js
@@ -21040,7 +21040,7 @@ const BC_FIELDS_INFO = [
},
{
field: BC_TAG_NOTE,
- desc: "Set this note as a Breadcrumbs tag-note. All other notes with this tag will be added to the graph in the direction you specify with `BC-tag-note-field: fieldName`",
+ desc: "Set this note as a Breadcrumbs tag-note. All other notes with this tag will be added to the graph using the default fieldName specified in `Settings > Alternative Hierarchies > Tag Notes > Default Field`, or using the fieldName you specify with `BC-tag-note-field: fieldName`",
after: ": '#",
alt: true,
},
@@ -21070,7 +21070,7 @@ const BC_FIELDS_INFO = [
},
{
field: BC_REGEX_NOTE,
- desc: "Set this note as a Breadcrumbs regex-note. The value of this field is a regular expression (of the form '/regex/flags'). All note names that match the regex will be added to the BC graph using the default fieldName specified in `Settings > Alternative Hierarchies > Regex Note > Default Field`, or using the fieldName you specify in 'BC-regex-note-field'.",
+ desc: "Set this note as a Breadcrumbs regex-note. The value of this field is a regular expression (of the form '/regex/flags'). All note names that match the regex will be added to the BC graph using the default fieldName specified in `Settings > Alternative Hierarchies > Regex Notes > Default Field`, or using the fieldName you specify in 'BC-regex-note-field'.",
after: ": '/",
alt: true,
},
@@ -21119,6 +21119,10 @@ const DEFAULT_SETTINGS = {
hierarchyNotes: [""],
HNUpField: "",
indexNotes: [""],
+ namingSystemField: "",
+ namingSystemRegex: "",
+ namingSystemSplit: ".",
+ namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter: false,
refreshOnNoteChange: false,
useAllMetadata: true,
openMatrixOnLoad: true,
@@ -22625,6 +22629,20 @@ function iterateHiers(userHiers, fn) {
});
});
});
+}
+function strToRegex(input) {
+ const match = input.match(regNFlags);
+ if (!match)
+ return null;
+ const [, innerRegex, flags] = match;
+ try {
+ const regex = new RegExp(innerRegex, flags);
+ return regex;
+ }
+ catch (e) {
+ console.log(e);
+ return null;
+ }
}
/* node_modules\svelte-icons\components\IconBase.svelte generated by Svelte v3.35.0 */
@@ -25082,6 +25100,7 @@ class BCSettingTab extends require$$0.PluginSettingTab {
const { settings } = plugin;
containerEl.empty();
containerEl.createEl("h2", { text: "Settings for Breadcrumbs plugin" });
+ const fields = getFields(settings.userHiers);
const details = (text, parent = containerEl) => parent.createEl("details", {}, (d) => d.createEl("summary", { text }));
const subDetails = (text, parent) => parent
.createDiv({
@@ -25606,6 +25625,60 @@ class BCSettingTab extends require$$0.PluginSettingTab {
await plugin.refreshIndex();
});
});
+ const noSystemDetails = subDetails("Naming System", alternativeHierarchyDetails);
+ new require$$0.Setting(noSystemDetails)
+ .setName("Naming System Regex")
+ .setDesc(fragWithHTML("If you name your notes using the Johnny Decimal System or a related system, enter a regular expression matching the longest possible naming system you use. The regex should only match the naming system part of the name, not the actual note title. For example, if you use the Johnny Decimal System, you might use /^\\d\\.\\d\\.\\w/g to match the note named 1.2.a Cars.If you don't want to choose a default, select the blank option at the bottom of the list."))
+ .addText((text) => {
+ text.setValue(settings.namingSystemRegex);
+ text.inputEl.onblur = async () => {
+ const value = text.getValue();
+ if (value === "" || strToRegex(value)) {
+ settings.namingSystemRegex = value;
+ await plugin.saveSettings();
+ await plugin.refreshIndex();
+ }
+ else {
+ new require$$0.Notice("Invalid Regex");
+ }
+ };
+ });
+ new require$$0.Setting(noSystemDetails)
+ .setName("Naming System Delimiter")
+ .setDesc(fragWithHTML("What character do you use to split up your naming convention? For example, if you use 1.2.a.b, then your delimiter is a period (.)."))
+ .addText((text) => {
+ text.setValue(settings.namingSystemSplit);
+ text.inputEl.onblur = async () => {
+ const value = text.getValue();
+ settings.namingSystemSplit = value;
+ await plugin.saveSettings();
+ await plugin.refreshIndex();
+ };
+ });
+ new require$$0.Setting(noSystemDetails)
+ .setName("Naming System Field")
+ .setDesc("Which field should Breadcrumbs use for Naming System notes?")
+ .addDropdown((dd) => {
+ fields.forEach((field) => {
+ dd.addOption(field, field);
+ });
+ dd.setValue(settings.namingSystemField);
+ dd.onChange(async (value) => {
+ settings.namingSystemField = value;
+ await plugin.saveSettings();
+ await plugin.refreshIndex();
+ });
+ });
+ new require$$0.Setting(noSystemDetails)
+ .setName("Naming System Ends with Delimiter")
+ .setDesc(fragWithHTML("Does your naming convention end with the delimiter? For example, 1.2. Note does end with the delimiter, but 1.2 Note does not.For matching purposes, it is highly recommended to name your notes with the delimiter on the end. Only turn this setting on if you do name your notes this way, but know that the results may not be as accurate if you don't."))
+ .addToggle((tog) => tog
+ .setValue(settings.namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter)
+ .onChange(async (value) => {
+ settings.namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter = value;
+ await plugin.saveSettings();
+ await plugin.refreshIndex();
+ }));
const hierarchyNoteDetails = subDetails("Hierarchy Notes", alternativeHierarchyDetails);
new require$$0.Setting(hierarchyNoteDetails)
.setName("Hierarchy Note(s)")
@@ -25701,7 +25774,6 @@ class BCSettingTab extends require$$0.PluginSettingTab {
await plugin.saveSettings();
await plugin.getActiveTYPEView(MATRIX_VIEW).draw();
}));
- const fields = getFields(settings.userHiers);
if (!fields.includes(settings.dendronNoteField)) {
settings.dendronNoteField = fields[0];
await plugin.saveSettings();
@@ -51760,7 +51832,7 @@ class BCPlugin extends require$$0.Plugin {
...((_a = tags === null || tags === void 0 ? void 0 : tags.map((t) => t.tag.slice(1))) !== null && _a !== void 0 ? _a : []),
...[...((_b = frontmatter === null || frontmatter === void 0 ? void 0 : frontmatter.tags) !== null && _b !== void 0 ? _b : [])].flat(),
...[...((_c = frontmatter === null || frontmatter === void 0 ? void 0 : frontmatter.tag) !== null && _c !== void 0 ? _c : [])].flat(),
- ].map((t) => (withHash ? "#" : "") + t.toLowerCase());
+ ].map((t) => (!t.startsWith("#") && withHash ? "#" : "") + t.toLowerCase());
};
this.getTargetOrder = (frontms, target) => {
var _a, _b;
@@ -52567,10 +52639,8 @@ class BCPlugin extends require$$0.Plugin {
eligableAlts.forEach((altFile) => {
const regexNoteFile = altFile.file;
const regexNoteBasename = getDVBasename(regexNoteFile);
- const outerRegex = altFile[BC_REGEX_NOTE];
- const [_, innerRegex, flags] = outerRegex.match(regNFlags);
- const regex = new RegExp(innerRegex, flags);
- loglevel.info({ innerRegex, regex });
+ const regex = strToRegex(altFile[BC_REGEX_NOTE]);
+ loglevel.info({ regex });
let field = altFile[BC_REGEX_NOTE_FIELD];
if (typeof field !== "string" || !fields.includes(field))
field = regexNoteField || fields[0];
@@ -52587,6 +52657,109 @@ class BCPlugin extends require$$0.Plugin {
}
});
}
+ addNamingSystemNotesToGraph(frontms, mainG) {
+ const { namingSystemRegex, namingSystemSplit, namingSystemField, namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter, userHiers, } = this.settings;
+ const regex = strToRegex(namingSystemRegex);
+ if (!regex)
+ return;
+ const field = namingSystemField || getFields(userHiers)[0];
+ // const visited: string[] = [];
+ // const deepestMatches = frontms.filter((page) => {
+ // const basename = getDVBasename(page.file);
+ // return regex.test(basename);
+ // });
+ function splitRegex(regex, split) {
+ const { source } = regex;
+ const parts = source.split(split);
+ const sliced = parts
+ .slice(0, -1)
+ .map((p) => (p.endsWith("\\") ? p.slice(0, -1) : p));
+ let joined = sliced.join("\\" + split);
+ joined = joined.startsWith("^") ? joined : "^" + joined;
+ // joined =
+ // joined +
+ // (namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter ? "\\" + namingSystemSplit : "");
+ return sliced.length ? new RegExp(joined) : null;
+ }
+ function getUp(current) {
+ var _a;
+ let currReg = splitRegex(regex, namingSystemSplit);
+ let up = current.match(currReg);
+ while (!up || up[0] === current) {
+ if (!currReg)
+ break;
+ currReg = splitRegex(currReg, namingSystemSplit);
+ if (!currReg)
+ break;
+ up = current.match(currReg);
+ }
+ console.log({ currReg });
+ return (_a = up === null || up === void 0 ? void 0 : up[0]) !== null && _a !== void 0 ? _a : null;
+ }
+ frontms.forEach((page) => {
+ const sourceBN = getDVBasename(page.file);
+ const upSystem = getUp(sourceBN);
+ if (!upSystem)
+ return;
+ console.log(sourceBN, "↑", upSystem);
+ const upFm = frontms.find((fm) => {
+ const basename = getDVBasename(fm.file);
+ const start = upSystem + (namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter ? namingSystemSplit : "");
+ return (basename !== sourceBN &&
+ (basename === start || basename.startsWith(start + " ")));
+ });
+ if (!upFm)
+ return;
+ const upName = getDVBasename(upFm.file);
+ if (upName === sourceBN)
+ return;
+ const sourceOrder = this.getSourceOrder(page);
+ const targetOrder = this.getTargetOrder(frontms, upName);
+ this.populateMain(mainG, sourceBN, field, upName, sourceOrder, targetOrder, true);
+ });
+ // deepestMatches.forEach((deepest) => {
+ // console.log(deepest.file.name);
+ // const basename = getDVBasename(deepest.file);
+ // const allSplits: string[] = [];
+ // let nextSplit = splitName(basename, namingSystemSplit);
+ // while (nextSplit) {
+ // allSplits.push(nextSplit);
+ // nextSplit = splitName(nextSplit, namingSystemSplit);
+ // }
+ // console.log({ allSplits });
+ // let current: dvFrontmatterCache = deepest;
+ // for (const split of allSplits) {
+ // const up = frontms.find((page) => {
+ // const basename = getDVBasename(page.file);
+ // return (
+ // !visited.includes(basename) &&
+ // // For the final split, the naming system part likely won't have any delimiters in it. This means that alot more false positives will match
+ // // e.g. if system is `\d\.\d\.`, and the final split is `1`, then something like `1 of my favourites snacks` might match before `1 Index`.
+ // // The setting `namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter` tries to account for this
+ // basename.startsWith(
+ // split + (namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter ? namingSystemSplit : "")
+ // )
+ // );
+ // });
+ // if (!up) continue;
+ // const upName = getDVBasename(up.file);
+ // visited.push(upName);
+ // console.log("up:", upName);
+ // const sourceOrder = this.getSourceOrder(current);
+ // const targetOrder = this.getTargetOrder(frontms, upName);
+ // this.populateMain(
+ // mainG,
+ // getDVBasename(current.file),
+ // field,
+ // upName,
+ // sourceOrder,
+ // targetOrder,
+ // true
+ // );
+ // current = up;
+ // }
+ // });
+ }
addTraverseNotesToGraph(traverseNotes, frontms, mainG, obsG) {
const { userHiers } = this.settings;
traverseNotes.forEach((altFile) => {
@@ -52665,9 +52838,7 @@ class BCPlugin extends require$$0.Plugin {
const useCSV = settings.CSVPaths !== "";
const CSVRows = useCSV ? await this.getCSVRows() : [];
const eligableAlts = {};
- BC_ALTS.forEach((alt) => {
- eligableAlts[alt] = [];
- });
+ BC_ALTS.forEach((alt) => (eligableAlts[alt] = []));
function noticeIfBroken(frontm) {
const basename = getDVBasename(frontm.file);
// @ts-ignore
@@ -52739,6 +52910,7 @@ class BCPlugin extends require$$0.Plugin {
this.addTagNotesToGraph(eligableAlts[BC_TAG_NOTE], frontms, mainG);
this.addLinkNotesToGraph(eligableAlts[BC_LINK_NOTE], frontms, mainG);
this.addRegexNotesToGraph(eligableAlts[BC_REGEX_NOTE], frontms, mainG);
+ // this.addNamingSystemNotesToGraph(frontms, mainG);
this.addTraverseNotesToGraph(eligableAlts[BC_TRAVERSE_NOTE], frontms, mainG, this.buildObsGraph());
this.addDendronNotesToGraph(frontms, mainG);
db.end1G();
diff --git a/src/BreadcrumbsSettingTab.ts b/src/BreadcrumbsSettingTab.ts
index 725425d1..a00f3eb6 100644
--- a/src/BreadcrumbsSettingTab.ts
+++ b/src/BreadcrumbsSettingTab.ts
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ import {
import type { DebugLevel, Relations, visTypes } from "./interfaces";
import type BCPlugin from "./main";
import MatrixView from "./MatrixView";
-import { getFields, splitAndTrim } from "./sharedFunctions";
+import { getFields, splitAndTrim, strToRegex } from "./sharedFunctions";
const fragWithHTML = (html: string) =>
createFragment((frag) => (frag.createDiv().innerHTML = html));
@@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ export class BCSettingTab extends PluginSettingTab {
const { settings } = plugin;
containerEl.empty();
containerEl.createEl("h2", { text: "Settings for Breadcrumbs plugin" });
+ const fields = getFields(settings.userHiers);
const details = (text: string, parent = containerEl) =>
parent.createEl("details", {}, (d) => d.createEl("summary", { text }));
@@ -770,6 +771,79 @@ export class BCSettingTab extends PluginSettingTab {
});
});
+ const noSystemDetails = subDetails(
+ "Naming System",
+ alternativeHierarchyDetails
+ );
+
+ new Setting(noSystemDetails)
+ .setName("Naming System Regex")
+ .setDesc(
+ fragWithHTML(
+ "If you name your notes using the Johnny Decimal System or a related system, enter a regular expression matching the longest possible naming system you use. The regex should only match the naming system part of the name, not the actual note title. For example, if you use the Johnny Decimal System, you might use /^\\d\\.\\d\\.\\w/g to match the note named 1.2.a Cars.If you don't want to choose a default, select the blank option at the bottom of the list."
+ )
+ )
+ .addText((text) => {
+ text.setValue(settings.namingSystemRegex);
+ text.inputEl.onblur = async () => {
+ const value = text.getValue();
+ if (value === "" || strToRegex(value)) {
+ settings.namingSystemRegex = value;
+ await plugin.saveSettings();
+ await plugin.refreshIndex();
+ } else {
+ new Notice("Invalid Regex");
+ }
+ };
+ });
+ new Setting(noSystemDetails)
+ .setName("Naming System Delimiter")
+ .setDesc(
+ fragWithHTML(
+ "What character do you use to split up your naming convention? For example, if you use 1.2.a.b, then your delimiter is a period (.)."
+ )
+ )
+ .addText((text) => {
+ text.setValue(settings.namingSystemSplit);
+ text.inputEl.onblur = async () => {
+ const value = text.getValue();
+ settings.namingSystemSplit = value;
+ await plugin.saveSettings();
+ await plugin.refreshIndex();
+ };
+ });
+
+ new Setting(noSystemDetails)
+ .setName("Naming System Field")
+ .setDesc("Which field should Breadcrumbs use for Naming System notes?")
+ .addDropdown((dd) => {
+ fields.forEach((field) => {
+ dd.addOption(field, field);
+ });
+ dd.setValue(settings.namingSystemField);
+ dd.onChange(async (value) => {
+ settings.namingSystemField = value;
+ await plugin.saveSettings();
+ await plugin.refreshIndex();
+ });
+ });
+ new Setting(noSystemDetails)
+ .setName("Naming System Ends with Delimiter")
+ .setDesc(
+ fragWithHTML(
+ "Does your naming convention end with the delimiter? For example, 1.2. Note does end with the delimiter, but 1.2 Note does not.For matching purposes, it is highly recommended to name your notes with the delimiter on the end. Only turn this setting on if you do name your notes this way, but know that the results may not be as accurate if you don't."
+ )
+ )
+ .addToggle((tog) =>
+ tog
+ .setValue(settings.namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter)
+ .onChange(async (value) => {
+ settings.namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter = value;
+ await plugin.saveSettings();
+ await plugin.refreshIndex();
+ })
+ );
+
const hierarchyNoteDetails = subDetails(
"Hierarchy Notes",
alternativeHierarchyDetails
@@ -897,8 +971,6 @@ export class BCSettingTab extends PluginSettingTab {
})
);
- const fields = getFields(settings.userHiers);
-
if (!fields.includes(settings.dendronNoteField)) {
settings.dendronNoteField = fields[0];
await plugin.saveSettings();
diff --git a/src/constants.ts b/src/constants.ts
index bdfb60cd..dc6f07ce 100644
--- a/src/constants.ts
+++ b/src/constants.ts
@@ -188,7 +188,10 @@ export const DEFAULT_SETTINGS: BCSettings = {
hierarchyNotes: [""],
HNUpField: "",
indexNotes: [""],
+ namingSystemField: "",
namingSystemRegex: "",
+ namingSystemSplit: ".",
+ namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter: false,
refreshOnNoteChange: false,
useAllMetadata: true,
openMatrixOnLoad: true,
diff --git a/src/interfaces.ts b/src/interfaces.ts
index 150e4b0b..0a4522cf 100644
--- a/src/interfaces.ts
+++ b/src/interfaces.ts
@@ -37,6 +37,10 @@ export interface BCSettings {
limitWriteBCCheckboxes: string[];
limitJumpToFirstFields: string[];
CHECKBOX_STATES_OVERWRITTEN: boolean;
+ namingSystemField: string;
+ namingSystemRegex: string;
+ namingSystemSplit: string;
+ namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter: boolean;
noPathMessage: string;
openMatrixOnLoad: boolean;
openStatsOnLoad: boolean;
diff --git a/src/main.ts b/src/main.ts
index c964a572..ea3b02c2 100644
--- a/src/main.ts
+++ b/src/main.ts
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
import { getApi } from "@aidenlx/folder-note-core";
import Graph, { MultiGraph } from "graphology";
import { parseTypedLink } from "juggl-api";
-import { cloneDeep } from "lodash";
+import { cloneDeep, split } from "lodash";
import { debug, error, info, warn } from "loglevel";
import {
addIcon,
@@ -1216,6 +1216,139 @@ export default class BCPlugin extends Plugin {
});
}
+ addNamingSystemNotesToGraph(
+ frontms: dvFrontmatterCache[],
+ mainG: MultiGraph
+ ) {
+ const {
+ namingSystemRegex,
+ namingSystemSplit,
+ namingSystemField,
+ namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter,
+ userHiers,
+ } = this.settings;
+ const regex = strToRegex(namingSystemRegex);
+ if (!regex) return;
+
+ const field = namingSystemField || getFields(userHiers)[0];
+
+ // const visited: string[] = [];
+ // const deepestMatches = frontms.filter((page) => {
+ // const basename = getDVBasename(page.file);
+ // return regex.test(basename);
+ // });
+
+ function splitRegex(regex: RegExp, split: string) {
+ const { source } = regex;
+ const parts = source.split(split);
+ const sliced = parts
+ .slice(0, -1)
+ .map((p) => (p.endsWith("\\") ? p.slice(0, -1) : p));
+
+ let joined = sliced.join("\\" + split);
+ joined = joined.startsWith("^") ? joined : "^" + joined;
+ // joined =
+ // joined +
+ // (namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter ? "\\" + namingSystemSplit : "");
+
+ return sliced.length ? new RegExp(joined) : null;
+ }
+
+ function getUp(current: string) {
+ let currReg = splitRegex(regex, namingSystemSplit);
+ let up = current.match(currReg);
+ while (!up || up[0] === current) {
+ if (!currReg) break;
+ currReg = splitRegex(currReg, namingSystemSplit);
+ if (!currReg) break;
+
+ up = current.match(currReg);
+ }
+ console.log({ currReg });
+ return up?.[0] ?? null;
+ }
+
+ frontms.forEach((page) => {
+ const sourceBN = getDVBasename(page.file);
+ const upSystem = getUp(sourceBN);
+ if (!upSystem) return;
+ console.log(sourceBN, "↑", upSystem);
+
+ const upFm = frontms.find((fm) => {
+ const basename = getDVBasename(fm.file);
+ const start =
+ upSystem + (namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter ? namingSystemSplit : "");
+ return (
+ basename !== sourceBN &&
+ (basename === start || basename.startsWith(start + " "))
+ );
+ });
+
+ if (!upFm) return;
+ const upName = getDVBasename(upFm.file);
+
+ if (upName === sourceBN) return;
+
+ const sourceOrder = this.getSourceOrder(page);
+ const targetOrder = this.getTargetOrder(frontms, upName);
+ this.populateMain(
+ mainG,
+ sourceBN,
+ field,
+ upName,
+ sourceOrder,
+ targetOrder,
+ true
+ );
+ });
+
+ // deepestMatches.forEach((deepest) => {
+ // console.log(deepest.file.name);
+ // const basename = getDVBasename(deepest.file);
+ // const allSplits: string[] = [];
+ // let nextSplit = splitName(basename, namingSystemSplit);
+ // while (nextSplit) {
+ // allSplits.push(nextSplit);
+ // nextSplit = splitName(nextSplit, namingSystemSplit);
+ // }
+ // console.log({ allSplits });
+
+ // let current: dvFrontmatterCache = deepest;
+ // for (const split of allSplits) {
+ // const up = frontms.find((page) => {
+ // const basename = getDVBasename(page.file);
+ // return (
+ // !visited.includes(basename) &&
+ // // For the final split, the naming system part likely won't have any delimiters in it. This means that alot more false positives will match
+ // // e.g. if system is `\d\.\d\.`, and the final split is `1`, then something like `1 of my favourites snacks` might match before `1 Index`.
+ // // The setting `namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter` tries to account for this
+ // basename.startsWith(
+ // split + (namingSystemEndsWithDelimiter ? namingSystemSplit : "")
+ // )
+ // );
+ // });
+ // if (!up) continue;
+ // const upName = getDVBasename(up.file);
+ // visited.push(upName);
+ // console.log("up:", upName);
+
+ // const sourceOrder = this.getSourceOrder(current);
+ // const targetOrder = this.getTargetOrder(frontms, upName);
+ // this.populateMain(
+ // mainG,
+ // getDVBasename(current.file),
+ // field,
+ // upName,
+ // sourceOrder,
+ // targetOrder,
+ // true
+ // );
+
+ // current = up;
+ // }
+ // });
+ }
+
addTraverseNotesToGraph(
traverseNotes: dvFrontmatterCache[],
frontms: dvFrontmatterCache[],
@@ -1336,9 +1469,7 @@ export default class BCPlugin extends Plugin {
const CSVRows = useCSV ? await this.getCSVRows() : [];
const eligableAlts: { [altField: string]: dvFrontmatterCache[] } = {};
- BC_ALTS.forEach((alt) => {
- eligableAlts[alt] = [];
- });
+ BC_ALTS.forEach((alt) => (eligableAlts[alt] = []));
function noticeIfBroken(frontm: dvFrontmatterCache): void {
const basename = getDVBasename(frontm.file);
@@ -1434,6 +1565,7 @@ export default class BCPlugin extends Plugin {
this.addTagNotesToGraph(eligableAlts[BC_TAG_NOTE], frontms, mainG);
this.addLinkNotesToGraph(eligableAlts[BC_LINK_NOTE], frontms, mainG);
this.addRegexNotesToGraph(eligableAlts[BC_REGEX_NOTE], frontms, mainG);
+ // this.addNamingSystemNotesToGraph(frontms, mainG);
this.addTraverseNotesToGraph(
eligableAlts[BC_TRAVERSE_NOTE],
frontms,