[Feature request] Support search by trigger like @@ and enter to link to the note

[Quorafind]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

When I want to refer note, I need to

1. search its name,
2. and then remember its name,
3. finally input the name into my note to link it.

Describe the solution you'd like

If I can search the content by use trigger like [[ or @@ in obsidian and then enter to link it, it will be super easy for me to link my note.

Describe alternatives you've considered

If I can search note and then quick copy the name.

Additional context

[dartungar]

Another alternatve would be a hotkey (like Alt+Enter) that, when pressed from Omnisearch modal, pastes currently selected (in Omnisearch modal) note as a [[link]] at current cursor position in active note.

[gobbletown]

This feature would make the Omnisearch plugin the most useful Community plugin created yet!

Full-text search with a single "paste" function from found search results to current active note cursor, with a link, embed, or block-ref would be game-changing for facilitating inline, realtime, robust inter-linkages within Obsidian!

Like so useful and unmatched in simplicity or elegance with any other in the Obsidian ecosystem.

@scambier @Quorafind Any update or plans on implementation for this?

[scambier]

@gobbletown no real plans, besides what I'm doing for the next release. This feature shouldn't be too hard to implement, I'll certainly work on it for 1.4

[gobbletown]

much obliged! can't wait to see 1.4!

aliasing tweak you have planned for 1.3 will be great as well.

thanks!

[scambier]

Ok so I tried implementing a feature like [@<search>], but I was not satisfied with the usage (it's slow to write and feeds like a hidden feature), and it would have required additional work to correctly style the results list.

Instead, the alt+enter shortcut (previously "expand in-note results") has been reassigned to "insert a link". I assigned tab to "switch to in-file/vault search", which IMO also feels easier to use.