[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

This? http://snowgoon88.github.io/TW5-extendedit On Thursday, 30 April 2020 12:27:11 UTC+1, Ste Wilson wrote: > > I'm sure this has been done..when I started using TiddlyWiki (so three > years ago?) someone had an autocomplete something...i ended up not using it > because all my Titles Have

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

I'm sure this has been done..when I started using TiddlyWiki (so three years ago?) someone had an autocomplete something...i ended up not using it because all me Title Have Caps and in the test, I don't want that but...I'll have a look On Wednesday, 29 April 2020 23:08:48 UTC+1, Mat wrote: > >

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Vaughn Papenhausen wrote: > > Would it help to auto-close the link syntax as Roam does? I.e. whenever > you type "[[" it would automatically turn it into "[[*]]" (with the cursor > in the position of the asterisk do that you could start typing > immediately), that way you know where the string

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Would it help to auto-close the link syntax as Roam does? I.e. whenever you type "[[" it would automatically turn it into "[[*]]" (with the cursor in the position of the asterisk do that you could start typing immediately), that way you know where the string begins and ends? -- You received

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

To solve the regex issue, I've made it very simple to test it and directly see the result: In the image, the regexp is in yellow so, presumably, you put additional regexp next to it (green): [image: tabort.png] This shows the result directly just below the suggested titles, i.e the result

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

@Tony, thanks. I think the problem is some glitching connection between screen and motherboard, so it's not the screen "turning off", it's 2/3 the screen messing up and fading out etc. Thanks anyway. BTW my point in mentioning the problem in the first place was just in case I'm slow in

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Mat Have look to see if there is a software setting for what to do when you open close your lid. If you turn it off perhaps the screen will stay on regardless of what the sensor thinks. Tony -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

@TT - Much appreciated. Yes, unfortunately I am forced to use only a single word (i.e up until space character) as the fragment because when I look for tiddlers that is prefixed with the fragment... what is that prefix e.g here: [[tidone with spaces in its name but where does the name end in

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Ciao Mat I'm pretty sure regex can do what you want. But I need clarify what you need matching before I start trying a test or two. At the moment what the user enters in tid ONLY the first word appears to be passed to match titles ..? That all titles starting "tidone" are listed even though a

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

So, here's the exact question: How do I modify the expression: \define expression() $(triggex)$$(fragment)$ <$action-setfield $tiddler=<> text={{{ [splitregexpjoin] }}} /> triggex is \[\[ fragment is e.g foo in [[foo What is needed is something that ensures the fragment does not end

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Trailing space - ah, sorry, yes, I thought I had found a clever way to solve a problem: TL;DR: I need a *regexp* to find: the fragment (i.e the partial title) that is always prefixed with [[, but NOT an eventual ]]. The longer description of the problem and why I thought a trailing space

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Nice spotting Birthe! Confirm works for me too if you add trailing space. (Both F & C.) TT On Monday, 13 April 2020 09:33:42 UTC+2, Birthe C wrote: > > Mat, > > It works well for me. I am using linux and Firefox. Writing the [[word > the "picklist" comes up. To get the link inserted I need to

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Mat, It works well for me. I am using linux and Firefox. Writing the [[word the "picklist" comes up. To get the link inserted I need to have a space after [[word. Birthe -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Mat, I assume you are aware of the link button in the editor toolbar, perhaps you could get your "sniffer" that responds to "[[" to cause that link button to popup. I am kind of thinking what if your solution provides the popup on set text combinations to editor toolbar buttons that fulfill

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Mat, Good on you for pursuing this. At the moment on Chrome the choices appear above the edit area and clicking does not insert. It made me think how when only one option remains the instinct is to hit tab to complete the entry as one would do in other command lines prompts. Would keyboard

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Ciao Mat Useful tool! But on Firefox and Chrome (on a Windows tablet) the "pick list" correctly comes up but when I click on an item it *does not* get inserted. Best wishes TT On Monday, 13 April 2020 02:30:58 UTC+2, Mat wrote: > > OK, a few knots loosened up. It seems to function pretty

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

OK, a few knots loosened up. It seems to function pretty well now but I'm possibly not pushing its limits. Please try it out and come with feedback. http://titlepicker.tiddlyspot.com/ <:-) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

Ste Wilson wrote: > > No idea.. But that is very very cool! Thanx. I've been sweating over this all day (...not to mention other days) but there are a few things I just can't overcome. I've come to terms with the issue posted here above (see the "Update" note) but there are some more

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

No idea.. But that is very very cool! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To view this discussion on the web

[tw5] Re: TitlePicker - a standalone component for EditorMagic

OK, I've updated the TitlePicker somewhat. It can now present suggestions for every instance of unclosed links (e.g [[foo ) in a text. ...but, as you can see there: I have a tiddler named "*tidone"* and another tiddler named "*tidone with spaces"*. I