[tw5] Re: [TW5] Global Keyboard Shortcut for Plugin Simple Search: Shift + Space

2019-01-01 Thread Thomas Elmiger
Hi Riz,

Thanks for your suggestions, I am sure these are valid proposals for 
advanced users. 

I will consider the template tiddler, but this might take some time as my 
regular job restarts tomorrow. 

Turning it into advanced search or adding more advanced functionality would 
also lead to a new plugin name like "Power Search" or "Super Search", so I 
think I will leave that job to others :)
The whole thing is open source and I also tried to make it more modular 
than the original search by applying the "everything is a tiddler" credo 
here and there, so it should be quite hackable. 

Themes are on my to do list too ... maybe later this year.

All the best,
Thomas

Am Mittwoch, 2. Januar 2019 05:15:47 UTC+1 schrieb Riz:
>
> Hi telmiger
>
> If you are taking more features requests, consider these:
>
> * A setting to toggle showing search results only after pressing enter 
> key. It would help a lot with smaller devices where lag owing to the 
> "refresh on every key press" Tiddlywiki thing is rather annoying. Lofty 
> goal, but devices and browsers are not yet there for that fast processing.
>
>
> * Instead of just "title template" and "tag template", why can't we have a 
> tiddler template for the new tiddler button?
>
>
> * Bangs: Like, if you type "!a" in the search field and press tab, it 
> should convert to advanced search.
>
> * Similarly, if you type "!p" in the search field, it should search for 
> page toolbar buttons. Clicking on a result will launch the button function. 
> Like typing "!pnew tiddler" will create a new tiddler.
>
> sincerely,
> Riz
>
>

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[tw5] Re: Simple Android App for TiddlyWiki

2019-01-01 Thread BurningTreeC
Hi Josiah, thanks for your feedback!

> BTC: Do you think the app is going in the right direction?
>
> YES.
>
> > Have you got ideas ...
>
> Riz and Mark made many interesting comments I can't add much to.
>
> BUT the beauty of what you have made is its simplicity of install. That is 
> exactly right for Android IMO. Meaning I could ask friends to trial it 
> assured it will work. It's that "Tiddly desktop" type experience that will 
> gain users.
>

The simplicity comes from the simplicity of my modest android programming 
skills, but you're right that it's also a real strength of the concept. I 
want to keep that approach the whole way through

IF, eventually, it could be on Play Store, so much the better.
>

It should be there when it's ready to be there. There's also the 
open-source F-Droid app-store. I'm sure I want to make it appear there first
 

> A few comments 
>
> In looking at improvements there seem to be TWO different issues ... (a) 
> the mechanism of install & running; (b) the "mobile friendliness" of 
> installed TW.
>
> Though it's, as it were, not your main objective to have to address B when 
> coping with A ... I do think it matters somewhat. 
>

It matters a lot and I would address that, too and I believe so would 
others. If we want the default tiddlywiki to be more mobile friendly, which 
is something we want (...) , we should first create a prioritized list of 
simple required adjustments, like:

* move sidebar button down and closer to the edge, take left-handers into 
account
* think about the positions of the tiddler buttons. should they be layed 
out horizontally or vertically, left or right?

questions like these do matter a lot here
 

> My thought here is that the default first installed TW be prepped with a 
> style that is more mobile optimised. That could maybe be an assembledge of 
> things already made by you, JD and Thomas.
>
> Part of the issue for optimal Android TW is both CSS stylistics and the 
> structure of the TW. I suspect that we'll better evolve into what is needed 
> once Android usage increases. Which I am sure your app will foster.
>

Yes, first I think tiddlywiki should add sane defaults addressing questions 
like above
Nothing too opinionated should go there as the differences between a 
tiddlywiki in the browser and one on a smartphone should be recognizable at 
first sight as necessary adjustments for operability

One thing I'd like to understand myself is HOW to activate TW startup 
> actions that use environment detection Tiddlers (.info) to modify the 
> interface or apply a specific theme.
>

Hm, I think the $:/info/browser/screen/height and 
$:/info/browser/screen/width tiddlers can be used to determine if we're on 
a small screen

In a tiddler tagged $:/tags/StartupAction

<$reveal state="$:/info/browser/screen/width" type="lt" 
text={{$:/themes/tiddlywiki/vanilla/metrics/sidebarbreakpoint}}>
actions if screen is small

 
An additional option comes using the dynaview plugin and enabling saving 
the view dimensions whenever the view changes (enable it through the 
checkbox in the plugin's config tab)
Using that we can create stylesheets that adjust when dimensions change

On the specifics of install and running ... some thoughts, echoing others 
> ...
>
> 1 - I think it's great DEFAULT behaviour is to create a "Documents" folder 
> if it does not exist. The simplicity is just right. FWIW, I suggest the 
> default be "Documents/TW/" to prevent possible conflicts if a user already 
> has an "index.html" (which is not a TW) in that folder. 
>

I want to keep it simple like that, but I believe the Documents folder will 
not be the default location. It will be possible to select a starting wiki, 
otherwise the app just creates one and starts with it. The app will be able 
to open more than one at the same time and the files will be organized 
better, separate folders for each wiki. Probably a new folder just for the 
app
 

> 2 - Though I have no idea how one could do it, I think a more advanced 
> CUSTOM mode, which is what others have basically covered in suggestions, 
> looks attractive. FWIW, in my own use I'd love to (a) be able to have 
> access to more than one TW; (b) preferably concurrent; (c) some way to 
> access "template/edition" TW -- either in an online depository or one's own 
> on phone.
>
> As I think about it more ... the thing with smart phones in general is 
> they are optimal for Apps DELIMITED to specific purposes. So a thought is 
> to not just one "App" but rather several. I hope it's clear what I mean by 
> that!
>

If you mean being able to have more wikies open at the same time then yes, 
that'll come. But there will be only one app

many thanks & best wishes for proxima jahre.
>
> Josiah
>

Thank you! 

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[tw5] Sticky Element

2019-01-01 Thread Mohammad
Sometimes you make a very long tiddler out of several other tiddlers. There 
is situation you want to keep part of the text in view when you scroll 
down, how to do this?

I found this in https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/position

position: -webkit-sticky;
position: sticky;
top: 20px;


What do you think? Is there any better solution?

--Mohammad

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[tw5] Re: Simple Android App for TiddlyWiki

2019-01-01 Thread BurningTreeC
Hi TiddlyTweeter, Watt and Tony,

Thanks for this great feedback!

I'm going to respond to Tony first because these are some very basic 
questions I'd like to answer and discuss first

Folks esp BTC,
>
> I have being following this with great interest but Christmas / New Year 
> and the temporary loss of one eye, has slowed me down.
>

Tony, I hope everything went well

>
> I have trawled the thread and cant find where to locate the latest apkxx, 
> Or a link to it to use on the phone. *What is the definitive location for 
> it now?*
> and is there a step by step instruction to installing the apk?
>

The apk is temporarily down as currently it's too experimental with some 
things behaving strange. I don't want people to install it over an 
eventually installed previous version which is somehow already in use as it 
seems.
There is no definitive location yet. The Github repository is for having 
quick access to the code if I'm away from home and want to work on it, the 
apk that's there from time to time is really just for testing, it's been in 
a subfolder of the project and it will be like that for a while
A definitive location would be the *releases* section of the repository. 
Jeremy asked before if I want to move the code to the TiddlyWiki repo which 
would be great. That needs some work on his part first, making the repo 
ready, moving TiddlyDesktop there and I don't know what else.
There's also Marxsal's app that should not be forgotten. I hope that with 
moving code to the TiddlyWiki repo this could become more open for other 
developers and we can improve it together.
The definitive location is not that settled as you see, but it will be in 
the releases section of the final repo

>
> I was keen to contribute earlier, and will once I have install it and 
> reviewed it. 
>
> What BTC is saying about Termux API's sounds very interesting but I am not 
> sure exactly how this works, would you have Termux and The App installed, 
> and The App Enables issuing commands and thus tiddlywiki commands sent to 
> the Termux shell?
>

Termux can access Android features through its API which can be installed 
after installing Termux. There's a separate app and a package to install 
within Termux. Yes, I basically thought that when Termux is installed, the 
whole feature set can be made accessible within tiddlywiki with some 
commands. Further we could launch Termux commands and scripts, too. This 
would be a great extra without being necessary for the app to work. It 
would be a tiddlywiki plugin 

>
> From a design Features point of View I love the idea of the key community 
> app that can open multiple tiddlywikis etc... this is a critical first 
> step. However I would be keen for individuals in the community to provide 
> the means by which to package a custom edition of TiddlyWiki within an app, 
> so for example if I built a TiddlyWiki that provides say decision support 
> tools, or an evaluation tool, or a dashboard, advanced notetaker I / We 
> could package this and distribute independent apps, ideally through the app 
> store.
>

Yes, that could be a way. I already mentioned a landing page that should 
open within the app. There should be a "new wiki" button which could make 
us select a premade "edition". But I don't know yet what's the best way to 
provide such editions, we'll see 

>
> This would be using TiddlyWiki as an app development platform we are all 
> familiar with, deployed on the android platform would provide a rapid 
> application development and deployment path. This would really turbocharge 
> the mobile first applications whilst ensuring the final app is largely open 
> source with TiddlyWikis famous hack-ability. The community can stream line 
> this path and TiddlyWiki could be come a key method to deploy to multiple 
> platforms solutions, the advantage being everyone in the community 
> contributes to making this a fast path to app development, while retaining 
> all tiddlywikis other advantages and platform.
>
> The Question is then can these custom editions be sold in the app store 
> for a few dollars and provide a return to the edition developer and person 
> who packaged it as an App?
>

I've been thinking about this and I cannot say I'd have come to a point...
This can be serious work and creators often end without any rewards when 
everything is done and can just be downloaded and installed
I wouldn't really want to provide an interface within the app that brings 
users to the app store for selecting an edition
The Open Source feeling of TiddlyWiki is a key point for me and I'd like to 
stick with the up- and downsides of it
What I want to do is a similar approach like Termux does it:

* Termux is open source
* You can get all Termux apps without paying through the F-Droid app store
* You pay something for certain Termux apps when installing through the 
google play store. That's like deciding to support the project by 
installing through the play store, paying to support 

[tw5] Re: Who did try to insert latest d3.js into tw5?

2019-01-01 Thread kvg00mail
I just copied code from here 
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/blob/master/plugins/tiddlywiki/d3/cloudwidget.js
 
which works. But I will try yours variant.

среда, 2 января 2019 г., 8:56:36 UTC+3 пользователь BurningTreeC написал:
>
>
> In the demo this code works
>>
>>
>> .attr("viewBox", "0 0 960 500") 
>> .attr("preserveAspectRatio", "xMinYMin meet") 
>> .attr("width", width + margin.left + margin.right) 
>> .attr("height", height + margin.top + margin.bottom);
>> var svgElement = d3.select(parent).insert("svg",function() {return 
>> nextSibling;})
>>
>
> d3.select(this.parentDomNode).insert ... maybe? 
>
>>
>> In latest d3.js this code gives ownerDocument is undefined. It is given 
>> inside d3.js in function W(t). Arg "parent" does not have such field as 
>> ownerDocument but it is needed
>>
>> среда, 2 января 2019 г., 0:23:35 UTC+3 пользователь BurningTreeC написал:
>>>
>>> If you cannot access the parentDomNode, then it may be that on top of 
>>> your render function "this.parentDomNode = parent;" is missing
>>>
>>> ... ?
>>>
>>

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[tw5] Re: Who did try to insert latest d3.js into tw5?

2019-01-01 Thread BurningTreeC


> In the demo this code works
>
>
> .attr("viewBox", "0 0 960 500") 
> .attr("preserveAspectRatio", "xMinYMin meet") 
> .attr("width", width + margin.left + margin.right) 
> .attr("height", height + margin.top + margin.bottom);
> var svgElement = d3.select(parent).insert("svg",function() {return 
> nextSibling;})
>

d3.select(this.parentDomNode).insert ... maybe? 

>
> In latest d3.js this code gives ownerDocument is undefined. It is given 
> inside d3.js in function W(t). Arg "parent" does not have such field as 
> ownerDocument but it is needed
>
> среда, 2 января 2019 г., 0:23:35 UTC+3 пользователь BurningTreeC написал:
>>
>> If you cannot access the parentDomNode, then it may be that on top of 
>> your render function "this.parentDomNode = parent;" is missing
>>
>> ... ?
>>
>

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[tw5] Some help with Tekan Kanban

2019-01-01 Thread passingby
Happy New Year to all.

In the spirit of new year, I am making a board with Tekan, to pin up all my 
ideas for personal and business realm. I love the interface and the ability 
to switch over to regular TW mode and back and especially the feature to 
view different board through a menu.
I have a few hitches which I hope to get some help on from you guys.

1.When I use the context menu for a list and click the archive button, the 
child cards are archived but nothing happens to the list itself. When I go 
into TW mode I can see that the card tiddlers get tagged as archive but not 
the list tiddler. Further, even if I manually tag the list tiddler with 
archive tag, it still shows up as a list on the board.

2. In the detailed modal view of a card, there is a green button, 'change', 
which when pressed has the effect of actually deleting the card tiddler. Is 
this the intended behaviour?

3. During my excited first hour, I am sure I downloaded a copy of Tekan 
from somewhere which had a settings button on the top right menu, via which 
I could change background colors of the various boards. But I have lost 
that copy and the official downloaded copy does not have that. How do I get 
it back?

Apart from the above, I wish for these features, if they can be implemented 
relatively easily:

1. a modal view of the list tiddler, much similar to modal view of the card 
tiddlers.
2. Ability to edit names of list and card tiddlers in the modal view.

Any suggestions or pointers? 

Thanks in advance.

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[tw5] Re: Who did try to insert latest d3.js into tw5?

2019-01-01 Thread kvg00mail
In the demo this code works


.attr("viewBox", "0 0 960 500") 
.attr("preserveAspectRatio", "xMinYMin meet") 
.attr("width", width + margin.left + margin.right) 
.attr("height", height + margin.top + margin.bottom);
var svgElement = d3.select(parent).insert("svg",function() {return 
nextSibling;})

In latest d3.js this code gives ownerDocument is undefined. It is given 
inside d3.js in function W(t). Arg "parent" does not have such field as 
ownerDocument but it is needed

среда, 2 января 2019 г., 0:23:35 UTC+3 пользователь BurningTreeC написал:
>
> If you cannot access the parentDomNode, then it may be that on top of your 
> render function "this.parentDomNode = parent;" is missing
>
> ... ?
>

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[tw5] Re: Simple Android App for TiddlyWiki

2019-01-01 Thread TonyM
Folks esp BTC,

I have being following this with great interest but Christmas / New Year 
and the temporary loss of one eye, has slowed me down.

I have trawled the thread and cant find where to locate the latest apkxx, 
Or a link to it to use on the phone. *What is the definitive location for 
it now?*
and is there a step by step instruction to installing the apk?

I was keen to contribute earlier, and will once I have install it and 
reviewed it. 

What BTC is saying about Termux API's sounds very interesting but I am not 
sure exactly how this works, would you have Termux and The App installed, 
and The App Enables issuing commands and thus tiddlywiki commands sent to 
the Termux shell?

>From a design Features point of View I love the idea of the key community 
app that can open multiple tiddlywikis etc... this is a critical first 
step. However I would be keen for individuals in the community to provide 
the means by which to package a custom edition of TiddlyWiki within an app, 
so for example if I built a TiddlyWiki that provides say decision support 
tools, or an evaluation tool, or a dashboard, advanced notetaker I / We 
could package this and distribute independent apps, ideally through the app 
store.

This would be using TiddlyWiki as an app development platform we are all 
familiar with, deployed on the android platform would provide a rapid 
application development and deployment path. This would really turbocharge 
the mobile first applications whilst ensuring the final app is largely open 
source with TiddlyWikis famous hack-ability. The community can stream line 
this path and TiddlyWiki could be come a key method to deploy to multiple 
platforms solutions, the advantage being everyone in the community 
contributes to making this a fast path to app development, while retaining 
all tiddlywikis other advantages and platform.

The Question is then can these custom editions be sold in the app store for 
a few dollars and provide a return to the edition developer and person who 
packaged it as an App?

I think some licencing standards should be published such as tiddlywiki 
must be linked to, acknowledgements included, and details how to hack your 
tiddlywiki made available in a custom app.

Regards
Tony


On Saturday, 22 December 2018 14:54:13 UTC+11, BurningTreeC wrote:
>
> Hi there community,
>
> I've made a very simple Android app that allows opening, modifying and 
> saving a single-file tiddlywiki
> For saving I use a slightly modified andtidwiki saver, I made a plugin 
> from it
> The app opens an index.html file that must be present in the Documents 
> folder and makes a backup every time it saves
>
> It misses some important features:
>
> - choosing which file to edit (edits index.html in "Documents" right now)
> - exporting files
> - fullscreen (throws an error at the moment, but I'm close)
>
> These features are implemented:
>
> - creates a backup file in Documents/tw-backup on every save
> - proper handling when smartphone gets rotated (portrait / landscape)
> - importing files
> - automatic creation of "Downloads" directory
> - automatic creation of "index.html" in "Documents" if it doesn't exist 
> (uses an empty 5.1.19 tiddlywiki)
> - prompts for permission to access files on start (no need to open 
> settings)
>
>
> This is the first Android app I ever made - my skills are based on 
> googling and copy-paste ;)
>
> If anyone is interested to help adding features or to help testing, don't 
> hesitate to leave me a reply in this thread
>
>
> Here attached is an installable android apk and the saver plugin. To be 
> able to install apps that come frome sources other than the play store, one 
> must allow installing apps from unknown sources (Do it at your own risk!). 
> See: https://www.androidcentral.com/unknown-sources
> The app needs permission to access the filesystem (Settings - Apps - TW - 
> Permissions).
> The tiddlywiki file must be placed in the "Documents" folder (named 
> "Documents" - /storage/emulated/0/Documents, in the Android "Home" folder)
>
> You'll notice that it's no big thing, the wiki opens, you can work with 
> it, some features don't work (see above) but it saves and it makes backups 
> in Documents/tw-backup
>
> Updates:
>
> an app .apk *for testing*  can be downloaded here: 
> https://github.com/BurningTreeC/TWApp/blob/master/app/release/app-release.apk
>
>
> nice weekend to all tiddlers,
> BurningTreeC
>
>

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[tw5] Re: [TW5] Global Keyboard Shortcut for Plugin Simple Search: Shift + Space

2019-01-01 Thread Riz
I also want to reprise my old recommendation that things like these, along with 
JD's themes, and colour schemes should be bundles with core as a theme. 

sincerely
Riz

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[tw5] Re: [TW5] Global Keyboard Shortcut for Plugin Simple Search: Shift + Space

2019-01-01 Thread Riz
Hi telmiger

If you are taking more features requests, consider these:

* A setting to toggle showing search results only after pressing enter key. It 
would help a lot with smaller devices where lag owing to the "refresh on every 
key press" Tiddlywiki thing is rather annoying. Lofty goal, but devices and 
browsers are not yet there for that fast processing.


* Instead of just "title template" and "tag template", why can't we have a 
tiddler template for the new tiddler button?


* Bangs: Like, if you type "!a" in the search field and press tab, it should 
convert to advanced search.

* Similarly, if you type "!p" in the search field, it should search for page 
toolbar buttons. Clicking on a result will launch the button function. Like 
typing "!pnew tiddler" will create a new tiddler.

sincerely,
Riz

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[tw5] Re: Programmatically add tiddlers to running TW instance (node)

2019-01-01 Thread Diego Mesa
Arlen's TiddlyServer also accomplishes this:

https://github.com/Arlen22/TiddlyServer


On Tuesday, January 1, 2019 at 10:01:03 PM UTC-6, Donald Coates wrote:
>
> In my limited scope of understanding the web server needs to be restarted 
> in order to load tiddlers added in this way.  You can check out the Bob 
> plugin (https://github.com/OokTech/TW5-Bob) which offers "Two-way 
> real-time syncing between the browser and file system"
>
> On Monday, December 31, 2018 at 8:13:16 AM UTC-5, Luca Dorigo wrote:
>>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> Sorry if this was asked before but search is pretty bad on the google 
>> group.
>>
>> I wanted to write a small script to quickly add pictures (screenshots 
>> from my clipboards) to TW, as the current interface is way too slow.
>>
>> I wrote the script to add the image and corresponding .meta file in the 
>> "tiddlers" folder of my TiddlyWiki, but the problem is that the running 
>> instance of TiddlyServer doesn't see it: I need to relaunch it, which 
>> renders the whole thing pointless (as it takes even more time). 
>>
>> Is there some way I can force the server to reload the list of tiddlers?
>>
>> Thanks in advance!
>>
>

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[tw5] Re: Programmatically add tiddlers to running TW instance (node)

2019-01-01 Thread Donald Coates
In my limited scope of understanding the web server needs to be restarted 
in order to load tiddlers added in this way.  You can check out the Bob 
plugin (https://github.com/OokTech/TW5-Bob) which offers "Two-way real-time 
syncing between the browser and file system"

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>
> Hi there,
>
> Sorry if this was asked before but search is pretty bad on the google 
> group.
>
> I wanted to write a small script to quickly add pictures (screenshots from 
> my clipboards) to TW, as the current interface is way too slow.
>
> I wrote the script to add the image and corresponding .meta file in the 
> "tiddlers" folder of my TiddlyWiki, but the problem is that the running 
> instance of TiddlyServer doesn't see it: I need to relaunch it, which 
> renders the whole thing pointless (as it takes even more time). 
>
> Is there some way I can force the server to reload the list of tiddlers?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>

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[tw5] Re: Where is the KeeBoord plugin?

2019-01-01 Thread Diego Mesa
Hey BTC,

Keeboord is now partly in the core, and the rest has merged into the 
Navigator plugin? Is this correct? I'm interested in trying to use this in 
conjunction with Thomas's simple search popup bar.

Thanks,
Diego

On Thursday, December 13, 2018 at 5:09:18 AM UTC-6, BurningTreeC wrote:
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> Hi Adam,
>
> I've put KeeBoord offline temporarily because the new TiddlyWiki version 
> 5.1.18 now includes some features of it and KeeBoord has to be changed
>
> You can see the current state at 
> https://burningtreec.github.io/TW5-navigator 
>
> Beware before trying it, this is work in progress!
>
> The MuuriTouch plugin is also about to change, I'll leave a note here in 
> the group when it's done
>
>
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[tw5] Re: Who/what/where is the Tinka Plugin currently being developed?

2019-01-01 Thread David Szego

Hi Andreas, happy new year and I hope you're well. I couldn't find a better 
place for a bug report so I'll add it to this thread hoping you'll get an 
alert about it.

In Tinka 0.4.0 it seems that if I make a change to a theme's css file, and 
re-package the theme, I lose the changed shadow Tiddler.

Let me know what detail I can give you.

Best,
David Szego

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[tw5] Re: Tagging --- Organise From Serendipity

2019-01-01 Thread TonyM
Cyrill,

Of course it is easy, tobiases test filter is designed to only list the titles 
of the tiddlers matching the filter.

If you build your own list without using the "variable" you can reference 
fields inside the list widget as current tiddler. Eg {{!!caption}}

Or is there something more to your question?

Tony

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[tw5] Re: [TW5] Global Keyboard Shortcut for Plugin Simple Search: Shift + Space

2019-01-01 Thread Thomas Elmiger
Hi Diego,

Thank you for the reminder – you brought this up before, no? It is a great 
idea to create missing tiddlers, I integrated it immediately :)

Get version 1.0.16 from https://tid.li/tw5/plugins.html

You will have to use Tab for now to reach the + button ... and Shift + 
Space to close instead of escape. 

Hope that works for you too.

Cheers,
Thomas

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[tw5] Re: Who did try to insert latest d3.js into tw5?

2019-01-01 Thread BurningTreeC
If you cannot access the parentDomNode, then it may be that on top of your 
render function "this.parentDomNode = parent;" is missing

... ?

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[tw5] Re: Who did try to insert latest d3.js into tw5?

2019-01-01 Thread BurningTreeC


> I am trying by example demo d3. But latest version not working. It need 
> docomentOwner property to be availabel by parentnode, But tw5 does not 
> provide it to widget render function.
>

Hi , if I understand you right, you want to access the ownerDocument of the 
widget's parentNode?

I tried the barwidget's render function. There's "this.parentDomNode = 
parent" on top. I can access the ownerDocument by 
this.parentDomNode.ownerDocument without problems. What are you trying, 
where do you need help?

BTC

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[tw5] Who did try to insert latest d3.js into tw5?

2019-01-01 Thread kvg00mail
I am trying by example demo d3. But latest version not working. It need 
docomentOwner property to be availabel by parentnode, But tw5 does not 
provide it to widget render function.

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[tw5] Re: [TW5] Global Keyboard Shortcut for Plugin Simple Search: Shift + Space

2019-01-01 Thread Diego Mesa
Hey Thomas,

Thanks again for all your great work - I just thought id make one more 
suggestion for a useful feature! When on the search bar, pressing escape 
closes it, pressing enter when nothing in the results list is 
highlighted and/or there are no results - creates a new tiddler with the 
title of the search term. This would be immensely useful, and could even be 
configurable! 

Best,
Diego

On Sunday, December 30, 2018 at 10:16:47 AM UTC-6, Thomas Elmiger wrote:
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> Hi Diego, 
>
> Yes, it is a browser thing. It is just an HTML structure, a list of links, 
> marked as accessible for keyboard navigation with an attribute called 
> tabindex. Browsers can do with it what they usually do. No scripting 
> involved. 
>
> Cheers, 
> Thomas 
>
>

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[tw5] Re: Simple Android App for TiddlyWiki

2019-01-01 Thread Watt
Thanks BTC for this app, it really is a game changer for TW on Android 
mobiles.

I had previously been bodging along, as us non-techies do, using TW5 on my 
Android 7.0 phone for about a year. Firefox for Android worked well for me 
with BJ's Saver plugin, until recently, when an inexplicable, possibly self 
inflicted Firefox deletion of downloaded TW's and backups motivated a move 
to Ecosia Browser and the basic download to save method. (Actually not that 
cumbersome if you add <> to the Tiddler title field in Control panel). 
To have an App that does backups tidily has put an end to my fiddling with 
multiple timestamped TW's. Thank you very, very much.

Here is some feedback on your excellent App so far, bear in mind that I 
know nothing and understand less;

1. The github link doesn't work anymore. I get a 404 on both mobile and 
desktop versions. Maybe you've taken it down while you revise the App, 
maybe I'm doing something wrong. Either way this feedback is based on the 
second version of the App, not the most recent version which I can't 
download yet.

2. The first version TW.apk installed easily, I had to adjust permissions 
to allow storage, as described in several earlier posts above. 
I copied my already existing wiki into the Documents folder (which existed 
on my Android). I renamed my wiki file 'index.html'. I opened the app and 
it worked exactly as it had previously in the browser. Clicking Save 
created backups! Thank you again BTC!
When the second version came out I uninstalled the TW App, as you would 
normally for Android apps. I kept the already existing Documents folder and 
backups sub-folder and installed the new version of the TW App. I think it 
worked out of the box with my existing index.html. I had to allow 
permissions for storage again. The backups were untouched by the App 
upgrade. If necessary the most recent backup could be copied up into 
Documents and renamed index.html. 

3. I had already installed JD's Mobile theme on my wiki (
http://j.d.simplemobile.tiddlyspot.com). It works very well for me. I think 
mobile apps need big buttons for everything. JD's theme provides them for 
all in-built TW navigation and they are customisable. In addition I bodged 
together a css pop-up set of my own buttons, launched from a single button 
on a 'Home' start-up tiddler. It works well enough for me, I can't find the 
link in the forum but that's where I copied it from. I like the idea of a 
consistent 'Home' tiddler with a button that launches a pop-up of further 
navigation buttons. I tried to emulate the start screen of 'Omni notes', 
another excellent, free Android app you might like to look at in playstore. 
My attempt works but is a real hack. Anyone who understands css navigation 
menus would do better in 2 minutes I'm sure.

4. Other plugins/macros/tweaks that I have installed and seem to work well 
with mobile are;
'New here (add it to toolbar of tids via Control Panel, Appearance, 
Toolbars, View Toolbar)'
'BJ's Story tabs - http://bjtools.tiddlyspot.com/#StoryTopTabs'
'Manuar's Contacts Manager - 
https://beleriandcrises.github.io/tw-mycontacts/'(I cannibalised it a bit 
to work from my pop-up menu and with the different theme - don't ask me how 
as it was a long time ago, but it works for me.)
'TWaddle's Side editor - http://sideeditor.tiddlyspot.com/'
'Mohammad's Edit/addNote' - http://addnote.tiddlyspot.com
'BurningTree's Hammerwidgets - Swipe, Pan, Press, Tap and Pinch widgets' - 
http://hammerwidgets.tiddlyspot.com
'Ibnishak's Social Networking Macro - 
https://ibnishak.github.io/Tesseract/pluginsandmacros/socialmacros/index.html 
(required fiddling, 4 tids are needed for it to work: Animate, svg icons, 
macro, stylesheet. I then had to edit the macro adding '&' before subject 
in mailto, based on this info, 
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2583928/prefilling-gmail-compose-screen-with-html-text
 
. I only use it for the email so can't say if the rest works.)

I have other plugins installed and everything works. The wiki is about 7mb 
- text entry can be slow sometimes. Does TW App use a lot of memory?


5. Regarding use of more than one wiki within your app, I still have links 
to additional wikis that are in the tiddlywikilocations directory that BJ's 
Saver required. They are still listed in a tiddler in my 
Documents/index.html. The links look like this on my android: 
file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/tiddlywikilocations/filename.html . 
These links open the external wiki within your TW app when clicked, 
replacing the original index.html. The external wiki then operates normally 
within the app. However if I create a new tiddler and save it, the external 
wiki is saved as index.html in the Documents folder, overwriting the 
original Documents/index.html that I started off with. Therefore CAUTION is 
required if you have a lot of unsaved work in your original index.html and 
want to try this out. If you've got a backup saved it's no problem to 
restore 

[tw5] Database / Spreadsheets within a TiddlyWiki?

2019-01-01 Thread Riz
See https://github.com/xarnze/widdly

sincerely
Riz

https://ibnishak.github.io/Timimi/

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[tw5] Re: Tagging --- Organise From Serendipity

2019-01-01 Thread Cyrill
Hey Community,

perhaps a bit off-topic, but  I'm looking for a useful adaptation of the 
output (results) of the list-search (macro) by Tobibeer to re-organize Tags 
and Fields (for example : ontology or semantics)
 
http://tobibeer.github.io/tw/filters/#Filter%20Examples

Is it possible to show with to the listed tiddlers, beside Tags also some 
predefined custom fields *and* their contents ? If yes, it will be very 
helpful to be also directly editable.
Something like this

TIDDLER A
__TAGS
__FIELD1  and CONTENT of FIELD1
__FIELD2  and CONTENT of FIELD2

TIDDLER B
__TAGS
__FIELD1  and CONTENT of FIELD1
__FIELD2  and CONTENT of FIELD2
and so on

The idea is that some information is redundant and better to put in fields. 
Otherwise in TW the hierarchical information will be better shows by Tags. 
Thanks for hints or solutions

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[tw5] Database / Spreadsheets within a TiddlyWiki?

2019-01-01 Thread Hayden Davenport
Hey all,

I'm super new to TiddlyWiki, and at first glance it seems like a really 
interesting modular solution for a lot of organizational issues.

I'm wondering though, are there any options to turn a TiddlyWiki into a 
database that can be updated with JSON files, or any sort of spreadsheet 
with quick entry and/or any powerful search features?

If something like this exists, I definitely want to begin utilizing 
TiddlyWiki immediately!

Thank you!

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[tw5] Re: Scrivener and Tiddlywiki

2019-01-01 Thread Mark Krieg
I'll throw in my 2 cents...

I've never encountered a typing speed issue. I'm a fast typist and I 
primarily use a MacBookPro with Chrome browser. My primary TiddlyWiki is 
88.7 megs. I use TW5 with node.js, however if I save it to a single .html 
file, although the launch is slow, I notice no lag when typing. As Mark S. 
commented, it probably depends on your platform (hardware and software). I 
also serve my node.js version frequently from a Raspberry Pi B+ with no lag!

Mark


On Tuesday, January 1, 2019 at 5:50:26 AM UTC-5, AdamS wrote:
>
> Mark and Tony, 
>
> Could you guys say a little more about the typing speed issue. I haven't 
> encountered this yet, but have been hoping to use TW for long-form writing. 
> So this issue troubles me. Are there any routes to fixing this issue? Or is 
> it a product of something fundamental to the way TW works?
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Adam
>

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[tw5] Re: Scrivener and Tiddlywiki

2019-01-01 Thread 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki
It might work fine for you. TW performance is tied to machine performance. 
Maybe all my stuff is ancient ;-)

Just try TW using a fullish file (5 megs or more) on the platforms and 
under the conditions that you expect to be using it. If you do have an 
issue, the main thing to do is to separate your writing tiddlers from your 
viewing tiddlers. That is, keep the working TW file small, and transfer 
finished tiddlers to a "archival" TW that grows over time.

Good luck
-- Mark

On Tuesday, January 1, 2019 at 2:50:26 AM UTC-8, AdamS wrote:
>
> Mark and Tony, 
>
> Could you guys say a little more about the typing speed issue. I haven't 
> encountered this yet, but have been hoping to use TW for long-form writing. 
> So this issue troubles me. Are there any routes to fixing this issue? Or is 
> it a product of something fundamental to the way TW works?
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Adam
>

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[tw5] Re: Scrivener and Tiddlywiki

2019-01-01 Thread AdamS
Mark and Tony, 

Could you guys say a little more about the typing speed issue. I haven't 
encountered this yet, but have been hoping to use TW for long-form writing. 
So this issue troubles me. Are there any routes to fixing this issue? Or is 
it a product of something fundamental to the way TW works?

Best wishes,

Adam

On Sunday, December 30, 2018 at 10:59:12 PM UTC, Mark S. wrote:
>
>  Hi Tony,
>
> Sorry to hear you're having some health problems. Hope everything turns 
> out OK for you.
>
> Dynalist and Scrivener are easy to pick up. Org-mode isn't too hard either 
> as long as you stick with the basics.
>
> In all of these, I think, you create a new entry, promote/demote it, or 
> move it in the hierarchy -- without your fingers leaving the keyboard! You 
> can work uninterrupted, concentrating on the text, not fiddling with the 
> tech.
>
> One of the weaknesses in TW is how much you have to use the mouse for. You 
> create a new tiddler (by clicking on a button). Then you go back to the 
> keyboard. Then you tab down and the tags appear. How to get rid of them ? 
> Turns out you can tab and then space. But then you have to tab through all 
> the edit fields before you can get to the text field. But you can't see 
> which edit tool you're on (at least I can't), so what's the point? Most of 
> the edit tools are useless unless you're already down in the text box, so 
> wouldn't it be better to tab right into the text field? There also doesn't 
> seem to be anyway to tab into the tag field. So you're stuck using the 
> mouse again.
>
> And I haven't even gotten to the part about how you're going to be 
> breaking text into tiddlers, but the tiddlers will have to be managed with 
> some list or contrivance if you want to view or edit them in proper 
> sequence. Otherwise they'll just appear in the "recent" tab in whichever 
> order they were created.
>
> Speed. I've mentioned this before. In my heyday I could type 120wpm. More 
> normally I could type 60wpm. Today 40 isn't impossible. But the refresh 
> cycle on TW is constantly tripping up input, making the experience 
> sluggish. The experience varies by platform, browser, and memory usage I 
> think. But I don't expect to have typing problems *ever*.
>
> There's also issues with the default edit font. The edit fonts are 
> non-mono, and way too small on small devices. Yes, I know, I can tweak 
> them. 
>
> These are all reasons why typing and writing on TW isn't optimal. I'm not 
> saying impossible, just not comfortable.
>
> -- Mark
>
>

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