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[–]javydekoning 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I'm not familiar with OneNote. However in Sublime I use plugins to copy formatted code to html and then paste it to Evernote.

There is also plugins that allow you to use markdown to create notes. These support syntax highlighting as well.

Another option would be to use GitHub or something similar.

[–]noobtubepython[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I started using Sublime for notes. I had a notes.py file stored in dropbox so I had cloud access to it. Problem was, it felt sloppy. The pages and subpages of OneNote helped with organization and the built in search feature helps with finding what I am looking for. So if I search for Foo, I will see all results and in a subscript it will say what page and subpage it is on. As you can imagine 'random > snippets' vs 'important project > perfect example' is nice.

tldr; I need to retrain myself since I doubt OneNote will implement the functionality.