Eric - is it somehow possible to make the script work on a
lineseperated list produced by a fET?
This would give infinite possibilites for producing tables with data
fetched from tiddlers - and sorted by the fET..
I know how to make a single multicolumned table in a fET already - but
it would add
Ok - Thanks for explaining...
I've got it working now - and I am happy to say that it works on a
simple lineseperated list as well as on a hr-seperated list.
That's great - thanks a lot!
YS Måns Mårtensson
On 9 Sep., 01:21, Eric Shulman wrote:
> > I tried to implement these line in the first sc
> I tried to implement these line in the first script like this:
>
> var out="";
> var txt=store.getTiddlerText("$1","");
> var items=txt.split("\n\n"); {
> if (!items[1]) items=txt.split("\n"); // start a new row
> out += "|"+items[i]; // add item to row
>
> }
> out += "|\n"; // end last row
Eric
> Alternatively, here's some general-purpose code that first tries to
> split the text on the HR separator... and if only one item results
> (i.e., there are *no* HR separators in the text), then tries splitting
> on just a simple newline, allowing either format to be used, as
> appropriate:
> I guess, above all, slices allow you to put any context around them,
> without influencing your ability to list them.
> So you're not constrained to a "well-formed" hr-separated list.
Slices *are* very useful. However, there are some limitations that
you should be aware of:
You need to know w
Hi Måns...
I guess, above all, slices allow you to put any context around them,
without influencing your ability to list them.
So you're not constrained to a "well-formed" hr-separated list.
Tobias.
On Sep 8, 12:20 am, Måns wrote:
> Thanks for the hint Tobias - I haven't used sections and slic
Thanks for the hint Tobias - I haven't used sections and slices very
much yet.
I've been using fields, tags and fETs to retrieve information for use
in tables.
If you think it's a good idea in this context - I will try to learn
how ..
YS Måns Mårtensson
On 7 Sep., 23:48, Tobias wrote:
> Thanks
Thanks for the detailed information.
So, I understand that, just as tables, those separated lists are
a concise way to structure information which you just don't want to go
down some "one tiddler for each item" approach.
As for that, maybe slices and sections in combination with scripting
and l
I simply wanted:
1) A table with several rows for better visual overview
2) Yet another way to benefit from a list, that I already use in
another context.
a) For each new use of a source (list) - inside the same TW the
nearer it gets to be a real database.
b) Economics - less input - more o
Sorry, no Danish language skills on my part... What's the general purpose of
your table as compared to the tiddler simply containing the hr-separated
list?
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Hi Tobias
I am using the script for splitting the text on the HR separator and
putting the results in a table here:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1064531/SangTimer/SangTimer.html#SangBogen2Table
I hope you can find your way - it's in Danish...
The TW is a work in progress - and I haven't decided w
Hi Måns,
Can you show us the final solution which you're using after all of
this?
I'd be interested in seeing it work rather than reading about how it
should ;-)
Tobias.
On Sep 7, 1:58 am, Måns wrote:
> Thanks a lot Eric
>
> As you know I like many options :-)
>
> YS Måns Mårtensson
>
> On 6
Thanks a lot Eric
As you know I like many options :-)
YS Måns Mårtensson
On 6 Sep., 22:13, Eric Shulman wrote:
> > Can I "automake" a hr-seperated list from a normal lineseperated list
> > with quickeditplugin in some way?
>
> If the tiddler contains single lines, you could use it as is, by
>
Eric,
Thanks for the information on the HR formatted lists as well as te
answer as to how to parse it.
Alan
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> Can I "automake" a hr-seperated list from a normal lineseperated list
> with quickeditplugin in some way?
If the tiddler contains single lines, you could use it as is, by
changing the script from
var items=store.getTiddlerText("$1","").split("\n\n")
to just
var items=store.getTiddlerT
Eric - You've made my day - and have certainly given me a new
indispensable tool for making tables...
Thanks a *lot*
Ps: It is very satisfying to be able to use the same list for
different purposes -
Btw:
Can I "automake" a hr-seperated list from a normal lineseperated list
with quickeditplugin
> <>
> I presume it's a matter of changing ("SomeTiddler","") to ('$1','') ??
> Am I on the right track?
Yup. That will work. (note: the "with:" param above needs to have a
":" on the end of it)
> My next action with the hr-seperated list would be to add toggletag A
> and toggletag B to each i
Hi Eric - this is true magic : - )
Of course *you* would say that it's easy -
I only had a hunch - that it ought to be easy - considering what I've
seen uptill now!!
2 questions:
1)
If I could make it work with any hr-seperated lists like this:
<>
It would be even better...
I presume it's a mat
> First question, I m not familiar with the term "hr-seperated list"..
An 'HR-separated list' is a text-based syntax that I've developed and
used in numerous TiddlyTools plugins and inline scripts. Basically,
it's a tiddler containing lines of text, divided up into 'items' of
one or more lines,
First question, I m not familiar with the term "hr-seperated list"..
Do you mean a list which has each item separated by a 'hard return' or
combination? Or is there some other
character string separating the items? If this is a one-time
occurrence to take this list and change it,I'd suggest cop
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