Adding to what Richard suggests, if you only want your special fields to
appear, you can make a tiddler with $:/tags/ViewTemplate and populate it
with:
\define allmine(field)
<$list filter="[all[current]has[$field$]]">
$field$: <$edit-text tag="input" field="$field$"/>
\end
<>
<>
Then just
Not any more, but I have as much time as I need to work on it. If I can get
the concept working...
On Tue, Aug 8, 2017, 8:38 PM RichardWilliamSmith <
richardwilliamsm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> A data dictionary is only going to give you 1:1 mappings. I think Mark's
> on the right track - each
A data dictionary is only going to give you 1:1 mappings. I think Mark's on
the right track - each tiddler has as many fields as it needs and each
field can contain a list if it needs to. You can write an interface for
entering/editing the information and you can transclude it into the view
I don't have anything right now for the TW5 version. Is there a 101 for
doing a data dictionary?
On Tue, Aug 8, 2017, 8:21 PM 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki <
tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com> wrote:
> Do you want to have 3 english fields, or would you prefer a single list
> field with as many words as
Hi Tony,
I'm sure I'm not alone in saying that I feel your frustration. I've been
there lots of times - convinced that the thing I'm trying to do should be
simple and yet not being able to find a way to do it. Often I find that
whilst two things might seem equally complicated, one of them is
Do you want to have 3 english fields, or would you prefer a single list
field with as many words as relate (e.g. [[Wordy 1]] [[Wordy 2]] [[Wordy
3]]) ??
You mention EnglishIndex tiddler. Does that mean that you have a data
dictionary with english definitions, or were you referring to a group
Hi Arlen,
How do you imagine a service like this would be better than existing
storage/hosting solutions? What problem are you trying to solve? (is it
about backup, synchronisation, collaboration, hosting or a bit of each?).
Personally, I'm never going to use a service where "you would get
Folks,
Please forgive my being so brash to propose some TW5 core additions but I
am in the middle of a learing curve that may inform some improvements to
the core that will help others on this learning curve. I would liove your
feedback and if you are a GitHub proficiant person for you to
I'm not worried about *maximum *flexibility as there are just too many
parts in an entry. The standard noun has the word, between one and ten
meanings; any irregularity; an abbreviated form for deriving words; notes;
the spelling, stress, IPA, and phonetic of the singular, plural, and
paucal;
I would say that for maximum flexibility, instead of fixing the formatting,
put the various bits of information into fields. Then use template tiddlers
to display the field information as needed. If the information is stored as
fields, then you can do things like list English - word - phonetic
Yes, I did that. I'm working on fixing all the old formatting. There's
double because there's the lexicon entry itself then the english index
entry. To use Spanish as an example instead of my weirdo language, there'd
be the lexicon entries for 'ser' and 'estar' with their definitions, notes,
and
Because a tiddler consists of several fields (e.g on for the title, one
for the tags, etc), I suggest you post a screen shot of a tiddler and mark
out exactly which parts you want transparent so it would be easier to give
an answer. Or maybe you want "everything that is white" to be
Silvercat wrote:
Any ideas of an easier and better way of doing it? My current method
> effectively doubles the number of tiddlers needed and since I have over 300
> words, it's kinda a pain.
>
Not really clear what "doing it" means, or exactly what you mean with
"double" (maybe two tiddlers
Thanks everyone for the suggestions so far. Keep them coming, this gives me
ideas.
I don't know what kind of timeframe I'm looking at. It depends on my
schedule and everything.
What I mean by pay as you go is that you pay for exactly what you use, so
if all you have is one thing - a little wiki
Update (still beta)
Main change is not noticeable but the previous calculation plugin has been
exchanged for fellow @Thomas Elmigers rpn plugin! (Thank you Thomas!) It
simplified the code in a few places thanks to the "built in" wikification
of the result and I'm doing some experiments with
How do I make tiddlers translucent?
Thank you in advance!
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I'm switching my constructed language lexicon to TW5 and I expect there's a
more elegant way of doing the english index. The TWC version is here -
http://www.silversspace.com/conlang/nyji/nyji-lexicon.html#EnglishIndex
What I was doing was making a tiddler for each English word and tagging it
Ciao Stephen
There's a simple example of its use here:
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/tiddlywiki/9lc4ht_RM9A/ON3p-uYzBgAJ
Its used in that to capture rendered Html.
Best
Josiah
On Tuesday, 8 August 2017 15:28:31 UTC+2, Stephen Kimmel wrote:
>
> I'll admit that I'm late to the party and can be
If it helps: I think of it as a setwidget but with output as text rather
than wikitext.
Of note is that you can for text argument use an evaluated filter, like so:
<$wikify name=foo text="""{{{ filter }}}"""> ...
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Uwe wrote:
>
> So I have tried this with Thomas Elmigers rpn plugin,
>
> But how can I add the results of each of these expressions? (Has it
> something to do with the listwidget you mentioned?)
>
Yes, listwidget. I have not tried it so I may miss something fundamental
but, basically, you'd
Well, the list mechanism specifies the ordering. So you could write a
button that you fire off once a semester to specify the ordering. (Assuming
the syllabus doesn't change during the semester, which would be evil)
Or you could hack your own tag button. If you make a template
- Something like the shut down TiddlySpace model (...or maybe that's the
same as the TiddlyWeb model?) with tiddlers as first class citizens
spanning across wikis so you can concoct TWs out of tiddlers in other TWs.
That was extremely cool and useful.
- But a big limitation
Hi, I am writing a syllabus for my course, and have a set of tiddlers
tagged "Day" -- each has as a readable date as a title (i.e. Mon, Aug 28,
2017). I also want students to be able to navigate on a
first-previous-next-last through the class meeting tiddlers, so I created a
field called
A different approach would be to use mathcell
(http://mathcell.tiddlyspot.com/) that emulates spreadsheet-like abilities.
Good luck,
Mark
On Wednesday, August 2, 2017 at 1:05:14 PM UTC-7, Uwe wrote:
>
> Hello dear helpers,
>
> in some tiddlers I have some (< 20) fields with numbers in them, ie
So I have tried this with Thomas Elmigers rpn plugin, found here:
https://tid.li/tw5/plugins.html
https://tid.li/tw5/hacks.html#rpnTest
<$macrocall $name="rpn" a={{!!field1}} b={{!!field2}} operation="+" 2/>
<$macrocall $name="rpn" a={{!!field3}} b={{!!field4}} operation="+" 2/>
It is also not
I'll admit that I'm late to the party and can be exceptionally dense at
times but I don't understand the $wikify widget. I read the tiddler. It
parses some text, renders it and returns it as a variable which is
available inside the widget depending on the type selected which defaults
to an
Lost Admin's suggestions are good. In addition to this, I'd love to see:
- Convenient backup and restore
- Option to create multiple TiddlyWikis within the same account, with
different properties (encrypted versus publicly readable etc.)
- Creation of new TiddlyWikis with "one click"
I need to correct my assessment with Chrome. Although Chrome does not
exhibit the multiple-reload behavior, it does report the same error on the
javascript console:
The main features *I* would want...
1) Cost significantly less than $3.50 per month (that's what I'm paying now
to host wiki.suntrap.ca, which is still experimental)
2) Client side encryption by default so that if there is a breach at amazon
(or wherever you host), my data is not put at risk.
Now that I'm at work, I can add Chrome 59 to my list. It works without
issue.
I'm thinking it might be something to do with either Firefox in general or
my particular set-up of Firefox. Can someone else see if it's doing the
same multiple-reload thing for you too or if it's just me?
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Hello everyone,
I have been thinking recently that I would like to build an online service
specifically geared toward TW5. It would be different from Danielo's note
self in that the data would also be hosted.
I am thinking that it would be a paid service, either as a subscription or
pay as you
Uwe wrote:
> Automatically calculating values in the fields and in the tiddler like
> this example would be a great simplification:
>
> {{!!schnitt}}=({{!!field1}}+{{!!field2}}+{{!!field3}}+{{!!field4}})/4
>
While it's not direct (i.e not optimized), it should not be overly
difficult to
I totally agree.
Nonetheless, thanks to any contribution to this issue, maybe it helps
others.
Here is the solution, I made:
<$fieldmangler>
<$list filter="[is[current]tag[Aktiv]]">
<$button message="tm-remove-tag" param="Aktiv">Aktiv
<$list filter="[is[current]!tag[Aktiv]]">
On Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 9:46:32 AM UTC+2, vpl wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for a way to display different radioWidget and set one of them
> as the default choice.
>
> Something like
>
> <$tiddler tiddler="$:/plugins/vpl/myplugin/shortTableData">
>
create this tiddler and set the
Hi,
I'm looking for a way to display different radioWidget and set one of them
as the default choice.
Something like
<$tiddler tiddler="$:/plugins/vpl/myplugin/shortTableData">
<$radio field="type-table" value="3x3"> 3x3
<$radio field="type-table" value="4x3"> 4x3
<$radio
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