Re: [tw5] A fast list

Yes, lot's of syntax stuff sounds silly when you say it out loud ;-) I'm pretty sure that all[current] won, but how to find that thread lost in the google yarn ball? You would think that a company known for it's *search* engines would give you more search options. -- Mark On Friday, August

Re: [tw5] Re: Single TW5 with 12500 tiddlers. How to make it work faster?

So what happens if you import them into the latest empty? Each version of TiddlyWiki has performance improvements, so upgrading to a new version can make a big difference. On Fri, Aug 17, 2018, 15:51 Siniy-Kit wrote: > The problem is not in filters I use (I think, but not sure). When I have >

[tw5] Re: What is the best way to insert LaTeX mathematics into TiddlyWiki5?

Oh sorry. I didn't see the drag-and-drop link there. Ok, now I know how to import the plugin. Cool! Thanks. So I'll use KaTeX then. Anyway, thanks! - Zak On Friday, August 17, 2018 at 8:40:25 PM UTC-6, Mohammad wrote: > > Zak, > Katex has an

[tw5] Re: What is the best way to insert LaTeX mathematics into TiddlyWiki5?

Zak, Katex has an official plugin to be used in Tiddlywiki 5 and gets updated over new release of TW. /Mohammad On Saturday, August 18, 2018 at 2:04:41 AM UTC+4:30, Zachary Storer wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm looking at two plugins here, one is

Re: [tw5] A fast list

Mark, One would think [is[current]] faster. In fact [all[current]] sounds silly when only one is ever current. I wonder if a here[] operator which could also be used as here[tiddlername] or here would make more sense. Tony Regards Tony -- You received this message because you are

[tw5] Tidgraph - show all the tiddlers listed in a custom field

I recently used Tidgraph and want to use custom mode to show all the tiddlers listed in a custom field. E.g. if my field "Things to prepare" has "[[Climbing shoes]] [[[WInd jacket]] food" in a tiddler called Climbing, I want to show the graph of these three things linked to Climbing. Is this

[tw5] Re: Linking multiple TWs together

I'm not sure if what I do will work for your 'linking' use case but 1. I use Arlen's TiddlyServer implementation 2. I created separate tiddlyiki's whose tiddlers I want to share or have in common in companion directories to where I keep my

[tw5] Re: TiddlyDesktop

Richard, Thanks for Sharing, Jeremy deserves recognition for TiddlyDesktop and it is a great tool for TWC in addition to TW5. Do you have any specific Questions given your circumstances? Tony On Saturday, 18 August 2018 03:40:13 UTC+10, Richard Niolon wrote: > > Hi > I apologize if this is

[tw5] Re: How to pass a parameter to a list?

Reto, Welcome to the next chapter, TW5 It is quite different to TWC - my technical understanding has improved since learning TW5 Here are a few tips I wish someone gave me when I started moving to TW5, not all will make sense right now, but trust me they are importiant. Macros defined in

[tw5] Re: Simple fuzzy search plugin TwFusejs beta 0.9.0 ready for test driving

TheDiveO - thanks for sharing!!! May I ask, what does regular search bring that your fuzzy search does not? I.e what's the point in also keeping regular search? <:-) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this

[tw5] Re: Creating External Images en masse?

Here's one approach. OF COURSE, ALWAYS START BY MAKING SURE YOU HAVE A BACKUP OF YOUR TW FILE!! Using an advanced text editor like Emacs, get a list of your images and put it into a format like this: CIMG2199.JPG: x CIMG2200.JPG: x CIMG2201.JPG: x CIMG2202.JPG: x Paste this into a tiddler

[tw5] Re: Creating External Images en masse?

Developers in this case means browser developers, not tiddlywiki. I did make a plugin that lets you set what the folder with images is and then when you import an image instead of importing the image it creates a tiddler with a canonical uri field. For now it is only set up to work with Bob.

[tw5] Re: Creating External Images en masse?

This seems somewhat related to a previous post of mine: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/fqL7a9rIoTc. Basically, from what I gather, this is a feature that needs to be added by developers. I'll let others confirm this however. On Friday, August 17, 2018 at 3:10:39 PM UTC-6,

[tw5] What is the best way to insert LaTeX mathematics into TiddlyWiki5?

Hello, I'm looking at two plugins here, one is KaTeX, and the other is MathJax for TW5. Which of these plugins works best with an out-of-box TiddlyWiki5 empty.html file? Also, how do I actually find and properly install either of these two plugins (I don't see any good documentation on this)?

[tw5] Creating External Images en masse?

Is there a way to add multiple External Images at once similar to how the standard import function adds several embedded images with drag & drop. Using the standard image embed function on dozens or hundreds of images turns my TiddlyWiki into a several gigabyte behemoth and manually adding

[tw5] Simple fuzzy search plugin TwFusejs beta 0.9.0 ready for test driving

My Fuse.js-based TwFusejs plugin for TW5 has now reached beta status. It's on purpose a lightweight solution, and no one-size-fits-it-all search plugin. As others have pointed out, there are very promising and powerful search plugins when you can live with

Re: [tw5] A fast list

Which raises the question why the "all[]" operator doesn't have "system" as an option, to match the "is" operator. There was a thread in which it was asked what was the most efficient way to check for the current tiddler. I *think* the winner was all[current], but it's been a while. -- Mark

Re: [tw5] A fast list

Yes! this is faster than the two solutions before introduced! By the way I appreciate if in documentation, performance impact is highlighted for this kind of scripts! I believe good programming (scripting) practice would show its performance impact, when working with complex and large wikis.

Re: [tw5] Please advise: what is the clean and simple method of having a multiline note for a tiddler?

Many thanks Jeremy! Best Mohammad On Friday, August 17, 2018 at 9:43:17 PM UTC+4:30, Jeremy Ruston wrote: > > Hi Mohammad > > On 15 Aug 2018, at 18:57, Mohammad > > wrote: > > I really appreciate to advise me in the following case! > > - I have set of tiddlers all tagged with say myTag > -

[tw5] TiddlyDesktop

Hi I apologize if this is not the place to post this, but I've been looking around and have not found anywhere to do this. To frame this... I teach grad students and use the classic TiddlyWiki (I'll update to the new version over academic break one of these days) as a shell to organize course

Re: [tw5] Please advise: what is the clean and simple method of having a multiline note for a tiddler?

Hi Mohammad > On 15 Aug 2018, at 18:57, Mohammad wrote: > > I really appreciate to advise me in the following case! > > - I have set of tiddlers all tagged with say myTag > - This set is called a slideshow named myTag > - Each tiddler customized using css and TW codes and occupy the whole

Re: [tw5] A fast list

Hi Mohammad There is a built-in filter operator is[system] for detecting system tiddlers, so a better choice would be: [!is[system]search:title[Demo]] Again, we filter out system tiddlers before doing the search so as to reduce the number of tiddlers that we have to search. Best wishes

Re: [tw5] Re: Single TW5 with 12500 tiddlers. How to make it work faster?

Hi Siniy-Kit, In case the wiki contains many different tags, you might want to try to use fields instead if/when possible. I found this to significantly improve performance, I did a little study about this a long time ago, in case it helps:

[tw5] Re: How to pass a parameter to a list?

On Friday, August 17, 2018 at 3:35:58 PM UTC+2, Reto wrote: > > "$title$" is how the variable can be used? > This is a "text substitution" ... So it's not a variable. Have a closer look at: https://tiddlywiki.com/#Macro%20Definitions%20in%20WikiText -m -- You received this message because

[tw5] Re: How to pass a parameter to a list?

Hi Reto You could define the macro like this: \define test-macro(title:<>)... This should use currentTiddler variable as the default variable, if no parameter is passed. and call it with <> -m -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki"

[tw5] Re: How to pass a parameter to a list?

Thanks, Mark. > The macro is called like this: <>. > How would I have to call the macro when I would want to write the select value in the calling tiddler (tiddler A)? Content of tiddler A: <> {{$view field="title"}} is obviously not working. -- You received this message because you are

[tw5] Re: How to pass a parameter to a list?

The macro is called like this: <>. That means "B" is passed as parameter to the macro? > > >- The macro has this define: \define test-macro(title). Does this mean >that the first passed parameter is called "title"? > > Yes > >- The select in the macro is this: <$select

[tw5] Re: How to pass a parameter to a list?

> > >- The select in the macro is this: <$select tiddler="""$title$""" >field="filter-field">. > - "$title$" is how the variable can be used? > - What is <$select tiddler="""$title$""" doing? According to the > SelectWidget reference attribute "tiddler" > *The title of

[tw5] Re: How to pass a parameter to a list?

I get an idea how this works in TW5. Nevertheless a few questions: - The macro is called like this: <>. That means "B" is passed as parameter to the macro? - The macro has this define: \define test-macro(title). Does this mean that the first passed parameter is called "title"? -

[tw5] Re: Paragraph and div in TW and extra paragraph tags by TW

If you open: https://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/ And paste your code into a new tiddler, you can activate the "preview-mode" ... It will let you choose more options as tiddlywiki dot com. ... You'll get "raw HTML", which makes debugging easier. -m -- You received this message because you

[tw5] Re: Paragraph and div in TW and extra paragraph tags by TW

Hi, 2 line-breaks create a new paragraph. .. That's by design. TW uses 2 CR to identify "block" or "inline" mode. also see: https://tiddlywiki.com/#Widgets%20in%20WikiText:%5B%5BWidgets%20in%20WikiText%5D%5D%20TranscludeWidget -m -- You received this message because you are subscribed to

[tw5] Paragraph and div in TW and extra paragraph tags by TW

Assume I have a macro like below \define info(text) $text$ \end Where the tc-doc-info is a css class as below .tc-doc-danger { padding-top: 0.01em; padding-right: 16px; padding-bottom: 0.01em; padding-left: 16px; background-color: #e7f3fe; border-left: 6px solid

[tw5] Re: How to pass a parameter to a list?

Many thanks for the quick answer, Mario. I'm going to look at your example as soon as I can. Cheers Reto Am Freitag, 17. August 2018 13:12:17 UTC+2 schrieb PMario: > > Hi Reto, > > You are on a good way. > > You can split your code into 3 elements. > > - The macro definition tiddler > - A

[tw5] TW style wrapper: Combined classes

Tiddlywiki tells you can use style wrapper in wikitext like this .mr-padding{padding:0.5em 1em;} .mr-blue{background-color:#00f;} .mr-bg-white{color:#fff;} @@.mr-blue @@.mr-bg-white @@.mr-padding This is a text @@ @@ @@ If I want to use combined classes is it okay to just use one closing

[tw5] Re: How to pass a parameter to a list?

Hi Reto, You are on a good way. You can split your code into 3 elements. - The macro definition tiddler - A table template tiddler - Content tiddler eg: B I did attach a tiddlers.json file, that you can download and drag & drop import to a tiddlerwiki, to play with it. have fun! mario

[tw5] How to pass a parameter to a list?

I am trying to understand how the concept I used in TWC could be migrated to TW5. That concept was: there is a tiddler A which contains a list (based on ForEachTiddlerPlugin). It needs a parameter for filtering. There is a tiddler B including a select list which is used for filtering the list.

Re: [tw5] Re: Single TW5 with 12500 tiddlers. How to make it work faster?

The problem is not in filters I use (I think, but not sure). When I have problems with speed in 2000 items store, BJ from this forum gives me a very nice plugin $:/plugins/bj/listsRefreshOFF When this plugin enabled, it stops refreshing all $list filter="... except filters with

[tw5] Re: Tiddler Count to dictate HTML table rowspan

Stuart, I suggest you follow jeremys suggestion, however your code has a problem you could have noticed. Your Quotes are all over the place "<$count tiddler="Contents" filter=[tag[Contents]]/>"> <$count tiddler="Contents" filter=[tag[Contents]]/> columns See below I how broke it up based on