We seem to have very similar systems. I give a "W" priority to future tasks
and filter them out. But they appear in the "today" link which I check once
a day, so that way I don't lose track of them.
I use a selectable list of filters. I insert the following code below the
first div in
Ciao Tony
That IS good to know. Because I did think the transformations of "text" in
TW is both rich and pretty confusing. I thought it might just be me. But
maybe not?
Josiah
TonyM wrote:
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> Unfortunately I still struggle with wikification in some cases
>
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Diego Mesa wrote:
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> ... opinion about the relationship between knowledge you want to keep, and
> knowledge you want to memorize.
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I'll write later about this. It is a great question.
My brief answers for now are ...
... things you need to memorise / learn you only need to keep until you
Hi,
I would like to assign a tiddler field a sub set of tags of the current
tiddler
Ex:
My current tiddler has 3 tags: done, current, started
I want to assign to the field *state* one of these 3 tags (using a regexp)
For that I've first tried to assign the list of current tiddler tags to a
Hi RA
> On 20 Dec 2018, at 09:40, RA <8pa...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Just wanted to check, since I'm not following the development closely
> anymore… Is it still not possible to use anything but a literal as a macro
> parameter default? (I trimmed the old thread below, please see this in Groups
Mohammad,
Looks like it does the job.
Is the else actualy needed?
Rather than fail you could use the current tiddler if the input is blank.
Good to share!
Tony
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Ciao Tony
Your post was real neat.
My problem, which is likely more my problem than likely will be for others
here ... is the "transformational" logic around what is "wikified" and what
isn't escapes me. Not that I can't do things. Rather I end up in a bit of a
"stab-in-the-dark" method that
Hi Diego,
I am another keen user of both TW and SRS (mostly Anki). I want to thank
you for your effort. I think a TW SRS solution is definitely something
desirable.
As for AnWiki – I haven't given it try yet. It is partly because I find TW
SRS integration desirable but not pressing (see
Josiah,
Unfortunately I still struggle with wikification in some cases. Jeremy recently
made a comment I am still to process.
I think the complication is I use wikify to evaluate what some wikitext is, but
the result is prepared to be displayed, if you feed this into a filter or some
test it
As they say, life happens.
In this case I filter out items marked with "W" priority and a due date. I
check "today" once a day so these items aren't lost -- or so I thought. But
sometimes a task is contingent based on other requirements. In this case,
the task was repeatedly bumped by weather
I think the in-page search issue is more about TiddlyDesktop than about
TiddlyWiki. I believe both Bob and TiddlyServer and file-backup all offer
file backup options.
Everyone does realize this is a 5 year old thread, right?
-- Mark
On Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 9:00:25 PM UTC-8, Rahul
Hi Tony!
I was looking to see if there is a shorter and more efficient solution.
The Else is used here to handle two cases of failure: if the input is
empty! and if the input has no surrounding quotes!
-Mohammad
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I do this by tagging these items with a "future" tag and by filtering out
this tag. That seem better to me then using priority, as it doesn't
preclude assigning the task its actual priority (1-3). Or do I miss
something. I do the same also with "someday/maybe" tag. Then at the end of
the week
I have hundreds of tiddlers tag with "bibtex", how can I simply change the
title of tiddlers from uppercase to lowercase or sentence case?
- Pseudo code
<$button> Change case
<$list filter="[tag[bibtex]]" variable="tid">
operation to change the case of tid tittle
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Hey Mohammad,
In this issue:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/3039
I detail the changes I made to make sure the title of the tiddler is the
title of the paper
On Thursday, December 20, 2018 at 12:27:14 PM UTC-6, Mohammad wrote:
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> Hello Mark
> Many thanks for your help. I
Thanks Diego!
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I’m delighted to announce the release of TiddlyWiki v5.1.19
https://tiddlywiki.com/
This release is small. It just fixes some minor issues that were introduced in
v5.1.18:
* Added new hidden setting for the filename used when saving
* Fixed incompatible change to the construction of filename
Doing things to titles is tough, because titles are key to TW. I think you
would need to clone each tiddler with a new title. Then delete the original
tiddler. If you expect list and tag fields to be updated, that would make
it even harder. And, of course, any links to the old tiddlers will be
Thanks, Mark.
I didn't mean to open old thread but, I started using it for a year and a
half and had hit upon this thread regarding my query. I must say it's
threads like these which helped me most with TW5.
I'm an academic researcher and I think TW5 could be modified to make
something
Hi,
it seemed to me, that the styling of the columns overwrite the styling of
the rows. And it seemed to be, that it doesn't matter, which styling is
done first.
But I found now another solution for my calculation-in-a-table - wish.
I made it now without a table with . I made it in a way, that
Check your processes to make sure "nw" is no longer running. I find that in
various implementations with node that it doesn't always shut down.
-- Mark
On Thursday, December 20, 2018 at 9:17:58 AM UTC-8, Dave wrote:
>
> I must not be restarting properly because when I repeat the startup
>
Hey Mohammad,
For this kind of work, I usually just "power down" my wiki (Im on node),
and use command line based tools to make edits to the .tid files. As Mark
noted, this would break all normal links to the tiddler. As a quick aside,
this is why I don't like titles being used as uniqueIDs in
It is often more useful to explain what you want to do, rather than look
for a narrow technical solution. TW macros and tools don't work the way you
might expect, coming from some other programming language background. For
instance, why would you apply a reg exp to a variable holding a list of
Hello Mark
Many thanks for your help. I understood titles are not as easy as other
filed to manipulate.
@Diego
Actually these tiddlers are imported as bulk biblio data from Mendely and
it uses very bad style for title like "FOGLER2018335".
They are not as single tiddler, but yes, it is
Thank you for backwards compatibility.
Josiah
On Thursday, 20 December 2018 17:53:09 UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
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> I’m delighted to announce the release of TiddlyWiki v5.1.19
>
> https://tiddlywiki.com/
>
> This release is small. It just fixes some minor issues that were
> introduced in
it turned out it was node that I had to pkill:
david@lat:~$ pkill nw
david@lat:~$ pkill node
david@lat:~$ yad --text="Bob coming up (in Chrome)" --timeout=1 --center ;cd
/home/david
/SyncthingFolders/Bob/TiddlyWiki5;node ./tiddlywiki.js Wikis/BobWiki --
wsserver
(yad:9798): Gtk-WARNING **:
Congrats! So, TW 5.1.19 for the year 2019 :-)
Thank you for all your efforts!
--Mohammad
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>
> https://tiddlywiki.com/
>
> This release is small. It just fixes some minor issues that were
> introduced in v5.1.18:
>
> * Added new hidden setting for the filename used when saving
> * Fixed incompatible change to the construction of filename used for saving
> * Fixed problem with fonts
Hi BTC,
I've been experimenting with your pan widget, but I'm having some
difficulty. Is it possible to have the drag bar and resizer be DOM siblings
rather than parent-child? On your demo page, you have a resizable div, but
the whole div is a handle for the dragging. I can't seem to figure
S S,
Sorry for a delay in my response. Responding in detail to you specific case
is not helpful because in my view you are using lots of tags for different
purposes, and this makes it complex and error bound, specifically in thew
case you mention of "anyone else using my TW". The thing is
Josiah,
- No it is not only you, I fear it generates self doubt in a lot of
people, and may reduce the number of enthusiasts.
- I am struggling to conceptualise it in part because it has a few too
many exceptions unless you understand TiddlyWiki more deeply,
- Jeremy Eric,
Vpl,
I want to second what Mark is asking. I suspect you are a long way down a
solution path, yet the problem is most likely a conceptual one at a higher
level.
Personally I no longer set status flags/tags or fields because when they
change you have to remove previous values. Instead I
Post Script,
Rather than editing the tiddly wiki, perhaps export all bibtex tiddlers,
edit the json file (notePad++) and re-import them.
Perhaps renaming the tag they were exported with before re-importing so old
have one tag, new have the original tag.
Regards
Tony
On Friday, 21 December
Surya,
Perhaps don't calc unless the required fields have a value
<$list filter="[all[current]has[gramvalue]]">
Do the calc here because gramvalue will be non zero.
Note: has[fieldname] only returns if exist and non blank,
has:field[fielname] also returns if exists exist, blank and non
That was it. Thanks!
On Thursday, December 20, 2018 at 1:27:27 PM UTC-8, Jed Carty wrote:
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> You have an extra > in the code in your post. That probably prevents the
> parser from working correctly after the macrocall because it isn't parsing
> as a closed tag.
>
> Try making the line:
>
>
Bimlas,
Is there a reason you are not tagging the "Definition of variables" with
$:/tags/Macro
and making them global? No need to import them.
If a variable is defined [first[5]] I believe it will find the first
[first[5]] when used, not when defined.
Regards
Tony
On Friday, 21 December
Josiah,
I look forward to your writing on this.
I also think many things need to be kept until an action has occurred, such
as a task, or memorisation, then there is no harm archiving ones that have
potential future value, and placing the remainder in a recycle bin. An
archive allows a
Restarting the PC is as you know the solution to many ills :)
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Mohammad,
- Have you considered using the title to set the caption field (in your
preferred case), and not bother renaming them?
- If you want to in a list of tiddlers you can use CSS to change the
case as its displayed in a list (not permanently)
- Using a copy/clone tiddler
Hi,
I made some calculation-tiddlers with the plugin $:/plugins/mklauber/math.js
Everything is fine. The only thing I would like to avoid, is:
When the field "myvalue" of the tiddler "calc Tiddler Data 1" from
<$edit-text tiddler='calc Tiddler Data 1' field='gramvalue' size=5/>
is empty, than
Hey Tony,
The most important part of the Spaced Repetition System is the "spaced
review period". They use different formulas to determine when the question
should be shown to you again, depending on how "hard" it was for you to
remember the answer this time. Check out the links I gave in the
@HansWobbe
I'm a big fan of tags as you were, but I see the weakness of this system
(for example, 4 notes belong to 11 tags).
The tags help me when I do not remember any keywords that I can write the
search for, so it's good if I can search them out of a list. There is no
such list of
Thank you for the quick follow up release.
On Friday, 21 December 2018 03:53:09 UTC+11, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> I’m delighted to announce the release of TiddlyWiki v5.1.19
>
> https://tiddlywiki.com/
>
> This release is small. It just fixes some minor issues that were
> introduced in v5.1.18:
>
Rahul,
You can get tiddler based, version control, in a few ways, the quickest may
be a noteself version of tiddlywiki.
in page links and navigation is in many ways already possible. Perhaps
start a new thread, and post a clearer definition of your requirements.
Regards
Tony
On Friday, 21
ha ha, yeah tried that... I also tried pkilling syncthing, but that didn't
work either. Next I'll try looking at my router settings (although the
same thing is happening (not happening) at both my work and home computers)
On Thursday, December 20, 2018 at 5:55:17 PM UTC-7, TonyM wrote:
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>
The screenshot that you shared shows it saying that it isn't available on
the local network. So the host setting isn't getting properly saved.
I don't know why the ports would be still in use. There were a few times
when I ran into the ports not being freed after stopping the process but I
Hey Kalmir,
Thanks for your comments - I implemented SM-2 (as best as I can!). Anwiki
is not yet ready for production though, so I would be careful! It was just
meant for testing right now. Also, as to your styling point, I think this
is very important. We can ship it with several built in
Mohammad,
I am at my desk this time,
I am not sure why you are doing this? as in this case you are passing to
the macro an intentionally quoted string? In some ways a minimal solution
would be
\define removequotes(item)
<<__item__>>
\end
<>
<>
I have the following working which defaults
You have an extra > in the code in your post. That probably prevents the
parser from working correctly after the macrocall because it isn't parsing
as a closed tag.
Try making the line:
<$macrocall $name="doneButton" proj="my project"/>
or
<$macrocall $name="doneButton" proj="my project">
Lost admin,
Good question, with lots of answers. I am evaluating, rather than saying
repl.it is it.
Part of security is integrity, hence Bobs multi-access may be one part.
Requiring a separate login to access the wiki another, along with https:
Performance is also part of it.
I can host my
Adam
Incorporating the keyboard is a great idea and is now possible with 5.1.18!
On Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 7:28:48 PM UTC-6, AdamS wrote:
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> Hi Diego,
>
> It just occured to me that a nice feature might be keyboard shortcuts that
> let you respond to cards faster than clicking one of
S.S,
These are great tidbits! I agree - incorporating Q/A tiddlers into a TW
would be great - so long as a proper "Scheduler" could help you review them
in a Spaced Repetition framework
On Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 7:37:42 PM UTC-6, S. S. wrote:
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> Diego,
>
> I am enjoying reading
In a tiddler I'm defining a macro then doing a macrocall. The thing is, all
the code after my macrocall is not being processed. So somewhere along the
line I think I haven't closed something (like a set or wikify or
something). Or maybe Im not ending the macro correctly?
Is there a good way to
If you think of clearer examples, I added them, but I realized that this
method of sharing variables is not so beneficial:
Originally, I thought we only had to declare the variables once and then we
could use their values again without spending more (processor) time, but I
was wrong: every
Hello Tony,
Actually my code is part a bigger code, in that code a quoted string is
passed to be looked up in a dictionary tiddler and having those quotes
cause problem.
I need to have an un-quoted key! One way is to use the first solution you
proposed, the other is what I sent here!
I
Mohammad,
The use of Quotes is common, and they are removed by a number of processes,
and can be implied. If you wanted a minimal way, perhaps this is it.
\define remove-quotes(item) <$set name=string value=$item$><>
<>
<>
<>
<>
<>
<>
<>
<>
Try the above and observe which work, but your test
Hi Tony,
Actually I did the last! Editing off-wiki.
Many thanks for your help.
--Mohammad
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Since my TW's ToC is not structured around using hierarchical tags, let's
look at something more functional and interesting: *tiddlywiki.com*
Lets see how its tags work!
Say I'm new to TW and I read [[HelloThere]] and wonder what to do next.
In the search bar I type: *help*
The top 3 are
The easiest thing that would be causing this is not having the settings
save properly in Bob. When you stop and restart Bob one of the lines in the
terminal should say Serving on 0.0.0.0:8080 (or which every port it is
using), if it says 127.0.0.1:8080 instead than the settings aren't saving
Just wanted to check, since I'm not following the development closely
anymore… Is it still not possible to use anything but a literal as a macro
parameter default? (I trimmed the old thread below, please see this in
Groups for background info.)
On Tuesday, May 5, 2015 at 11:00:02 AM UTC-7,
I think I have figured that out in the past, here is the code that I
re-discovered in my own wiki. (If you have FontAwesome, you can delete
"tc-btn-boxed","show", and "hide" from the example.)
\define sliderButtonClasses() tc-btn-invisible tc-btn-boxed
\define
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