[tw5] Re: Can a global macro reference a field in the tiddler the macro is defined in?

2019-03-22 Thread S. S.
Thanks for all the input! I thought about this a little more. The reason for putting the parameter into a field is so that a user can change it. It is quite possible the macro will be used in many places, so using the $list widget's *search* or *contains* operator suggested by Eric & Mark , bo

[tw5] Re: TiddlyWiki on the road - TW in place

2019-03-22 Thread 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki
I'm not seeing a phone in those images. Where's the fourth screen ? ;-) Since you're on the road, have you gotten a chance to try out your GEO file on the most recent (GEO) version of Q? Two reports from the Q thread suggest it may be working now. Happy trails, -- Mark On Friday, March 22, 2

[tw5] Re: is it possible: running twine files in tw5

2019-03-22 Thread 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki
I'm pretty sure that the text/html mode in TW prevents javascript from running. Personally I'm a little wary of allowing a big chunk of javascript run on my machine, though *I think* it should be sandboxed. But you might try: where "mygame" is a tiddler containing your Twine game. The srcd

[tw5] Re: is it possible: running twine files in tw5

2019-03-22 Thread TonyM
If you store the html in the same place as the wiki this works I would take it further and try embedding it except I do not speak German and its hard to understand as a result, but the links may be fooled by tiddlywikis own structure If you are serving it on Node try tiddlywikiaddress/tiddler

Re: [tw5] Re: Repopup, Volant, Mentat

2019-03-22 Thread admls
Hi Mohammad, Is it possible to have a change-log tiddler to populate the changes > including issues fixed and new features. > The next release will have a change-log in the demo! Great idea! Hi @TiddlyTweeter, Mentats in Frank Herbert's book "Dune" are humans whose job it is to mimic > comput

[tw5] Re: Yazd: a KISS collection of Tiddlywiki macros

2019-03-22 Thread Mohammad
New update > *Announcement: Yazd* > *Date: Mar 23rd, 2019* > > 23rd March 2019 > > >- Release 0.2 > - New documentation style > - added several new macros > > > > Code: https://github.com/tw-scripts/Yazd > Demo: https:/

[tw5] Re: refer to recently created tiddler when creating a bunch of tiddlers tagged with the name of that tiddler and whose name are the name of the tiddler with various words appended, or something

2019-03-22 Thread icqol . secretary
Per forum instructions...original post resolved/updated. On Friday, March 22, 2019 at 7:43:54 AM UTC+9, icqol.s...@gmail.com wrote: > > [ 2019 03 23 UPDATE] > > I have found a macro tidexist that I can use to test to see if the > original tiddler exists, and if not suggest entering a new name ins

Re: [tw5] Re: Issues with the Difference Engine

2019-03-22 Thread @TiddlyTweeter
Thanks Mohammad I enjoy it as I really like regular expressions. Today I experimented with the DiffTextWidget attributes and think for SNR that attribute *cleanup="none"* is likely best default. In a few days I'll make a demo so we can look at it closer. Best wishes Josiah On Friday, 22 March

Re: [tw5] Re: Repopup, Volant, Mentat

2019-03-22 Thread Jan
Dear admls Great. Volant was a giant step forward which was comprehensible at once, but it took me some time to understand the logic of Mentat. You have provided a tool for which i was looking for a long time... and it seems to be doing even more than I expected. But I would like to make some

[tw5] Re: Tiddler Commander

2019-03-22 Thread Mohammad
Ton, One question: Field handling in view mode here http://tongerner.tiddlyspot.com/#%24%3A%2Fplugins%2Ftongerner%2Ftoolbar%2Ftoggle-fields-handling

[tw5] Re: Repopup, Volant, Mentat

2019-03-22 Thread @TiddlyTweeter
Ciao admls Wonderful stuff! "Mentat" is a particularly interesting name. Mentats in Frank Herbert's book "Dune" are humans whose job it is to mimic computers after computers were banned by the *Bulterian Jihad*. See: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mentat. Here is a Mentat at work: https://www

[tw5] Re: Looking for Tiddlywiki Macros: Good programming style, Documentation

2019-03-22 Thread Mohammad
Many thanks Josiah! Evaluation and critical comments are very important for improving the code! Agree with you, I personally believe learn to through examples is the best way to learn Tiddlywiki! Cheers Mohammad On Friday, March 22, 2019 at 9:50:35 PM UTC+4:30, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > Ciao

Re: [tw5] Re: Can a global macro reference a field in the tiddler the macro is defined in?

2019-03-22 Thread Jeremy Ruston
Hi Mark > On 22 Mar 2019, at 15:54, 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki > wrote: > > How does the performance of the "contains" operator compare? The “contains” operator is a good deal faster than “search” because the semantics are much simpler: the former is just a basic string search, while the latte

[tw5] Re: Looking for Tiddlywiki Macros: Good programming style, Documentation

2019-03-22 Thread @TiddlyTweeter
Ciao Mohammad I guess that three factors are important for me -- getting clear what I want to DO ... by which the mean a *functional understanding* before actually coding; -- understanding, when necessary, *modularity. *So I don't up coding something twice; -- *kn

Re: [tw5] Re: Can a global macro reference a field in the tiddler the macro is defined in?

2019-03-22 Thread 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki
How does the performance of the "contains" operator compare? You could use {{{ [tag[$:/tags/Macro]contains[myidentifier]get[separator]] }}} where "separator" and "[[My Macro Tiddler]]" are both in the list field of the global macro tiddler. Then when the user changes the name of the tiddler, a

Re: [tw5] Re: Can a global macro reference a field in the tiddler the macro is defined in?

2019-03-22 Thread Jeremy Ruston
>> On Friday, March 22, 2019 at 7:18:14 AM UTC-7, S. S. wrote: >> Within a tiddler that contains a global macro, I want to be able to >> reference a field within the tiddler where the macro is defined. >> If I share the tiddler with the macro and that person renames the tiddler, >> the reference

[tw5] Re: Can a global macro reference a field in the tiddler the macro is defined in?

2019-03-22 Thread Eric Shulman
On Friday, March 22, 2019 at 7:18:14 AM UTC-7, S. S. wrote: > > Within a tiddler that contains a global macro, I want to be able to > reference a *field* within the tiddler where the macro is defined. > If I share the tiddler with the macro and that person renames the tiddler, > the reference bre

[tw5] Re: Can a global macro reference a field in the tiddler the macro is defined in?

2019-03-22 Thread 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki
Why not just make "separator" a 3rd parameter with a default of "|" ? What is the advantage or concern with storing the value in a field of the macro tiddler itself? I think if you want to find the name of the containing tiddler, you will have to have the macro hunt for it before it actually ru

[tw5] Re: Selectable input fields - a work in progress

2019-03-22 Thread BurningTreeC
> > Hi BTC, > > This is fantastic! Is this coming to the core? It's such an intuitive ui > feature that the lack of it in the core is pretty jarring. > Hi admls, no I don't think it comes to the core the way it's done here. >From discussing with Jeremy I believe he has an idea how to make this

[tw5] Can a global macro reference a field in the tiddler the macro is defined in?

2019-03-22 Thread S. S.
Within a tiddler that contains a global macro, I want to be able to reference a *field* within the tiddler where the macro is defined. If I share the tiddler with the macro and that person renames the tiddler, the reference breaks. I want to stop this happening. So I thought of having somethin

[tw5] Re: Looking for Tiddlywiki Macros: Good programming style, Documentation

2019-03-22 Thread Mohammad
S.S Many thanks for all your comments and thoughts. I added the data tiddler. As tou said, I try to keep the macro as simple as possible, but time will show us what other requirements is needed. Best regards Mohammad -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

[tw5] Re: Looking for Tiddlywiki Macros: Good programming style, Documentation

2019-03-22 Thread S. S.
Mohammad, This is all a good idea. I would say my best learning comes from seeing other people's macros (& code), and even from looking at the code of macros used inside tiddlywiki.com. This has allowed me to make all my macros myself, but then, I do not have complex requirements! I believe I

[tw5] Re: Repopup, Volant, Mentat

2019-03-22 Thread Mohammad
Admls, I did not see those history tiddlers! They are great. I think you can list them in a main tiddler having it at the front page. --Mohammad On Friday, March 22, 2019 at 1:26:16 PM UTC+4:30, admls wrote: > > Hi Mohammad, > > I've been using the history tiddlers of each plugin to track their

[tw5] Re: Repopup, Volant, Mentat

2019-03-22 Thread Mohammad
Yes, it would be great to have that! --Mohammad On Friday, March 22, 2019 at 1:26:16 PM UTC+4:30, admls wrote: > > Hi Mohammad, > > I've been using the history tiddlers of each plugin to track their > changes. Do you mean one changelog for the whole system as well? That's a > good idea. I could

[tw5] Yazd: a KISS collection of Tiddlywiki macros

2019-03-22 Thread TonyM
Great inititive mohammad. I will contribute Tony -- 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 post to this group,

[tw5] Re: Quinoid v0.0.8alpha Downloadable, Configurable Resources

2019-03-22 Thread TonyM
David, That wiki is mine and only proposed. It is for learning and documentation. You are best using empty when using and building solutions. I will see if i can fix it. Tony -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from

[tw5] Re: Where to find doc/example/tutorial on doing tabs

2019-03-22 Thread Birthe C
Hi Ediwin, Open the tiddler GettingStarted, you will see that it transcludes tiddler Saving. {{Saving}}. Search for that tiddler open it and see how it is done. I would not call it simple. Quite some defined macros and styles. Birthe fredag den 22. marts 2019 kl. 05.21.48 UTC+1 skrev Edwin

[tw5] Re: Yazd: a KISS collection of Tiddlywiki macros

2019-03-22 Thread S. S.
Mohammad, I feel this is a worthwhile and good initiative. Thank you for designing it so well. I would like you to consider a slightly different order for presentation of information in the tiddler *macro/* created with the *New macro* button on your Yazd T

[tw5] Re: Yazd: a KISS collection of Tiddlywiki macros

2019-03-22 Thread S. S.
Mohammad, I feel this is a worthwhile and good initiative. Thank you for designing it so well. I would like you to consider changing the order of the layout of information in the *macro/* tiddler created when clicking the New macro button on the Yazd Tiddly

[tw5] Re: Yazd: a KISS collection of Tiddlywiki macros

2019-03-22 Thread S. S.
Mohammad, I feel this is a worthwhile and good initiative. Thank you for designing it so well. I would like you to consider changing the order of the layout of information in the *macro/* tiddler created when clicking the New macro button on the Yazd Tiddly

[tw5] Re: Repopup, Volant, Mentat

2019-03-22 Thread admls
Hi Mohammad, I've been using the history tiddlers of each plugin to track their changes. Do you mean one changelog for the whole system as well? That's a good idea. I could then simplify the history tiddler of each plugin and simply reference the main changelog. I'll get on that! Thanks, Mohamm

[tw5] Re: Selectable input fields - a work in progress

2019-03-22 Thread admls
Hi BTC, This is fantastic! Is this coming to the core? It's such an intuitive ui feature that the lack of it in the core is pretty jarring. Best wishes, admls On Monday, March 18, 2019 at 1:49:42 PM UTC, BurningTreeC wrote: > > BTC, >> >> I like it a lot because it simplifies coding. I'm an am

[tw5] Re: Yazd: a KISS collection of Tiddlywiki macros

2019-03-22 Thread Mohammad
Hi S.S., Thank you for your clarification! I changed the layout and you will see the changes in the next update. --Mohammad On Friday, March 22, 2019 at 1:05:36 PM UTC+4:30, S. S. wrote: > > Mohammad, > > I agree. It may be the right way to have *not only* the CODE *but also* > the Revision & Re

[tw5] Re: Yazd: a KISS collection of Tiddlywiki macros

2019-03-22 Thread S. S.
Mohammad, I agree. It may be the right way to have *not only* the CODE *but also* the Revision & Reference in a reveal slider. That way, all the most important information is presented openly, and those who want additional info (mostly coders I expect) can reveal those other parts. Regards On

[tw5] Re: Yazd: a KISS collection of Tiddlywiki macros

2019-03-22 Thread S. S.
Mohammad, Sorry, I actually wrote out the full explanation of the changes 3 times, and all those posts were auto deleted. So on the 4th post I was too frustrated to explain it all again. I very much appreciate and like the idea you have come up with, as well as it's good presentation. I am sug

[tw5] Re: Yazd: a KISS collection of Tiddlywiki macros

2019-03-22 Thread Mohammad
It is possible also to have the code inside a slider! On Friday, March 22, 2019 at 11:08:44 AM UTC+4:30, S. S. wrote: > > I have no idea why 3 posts I made here have been auto deleted. > I was trying to show a different way of presenting the information. > -- You received this message because yo

[tw5] Re: Yazd: a KISS collection of Tiddlywiki macros

2019-03-22 Thread Mohammad
Hello S.S., I changed the layout as you proposed! One question: Why you put the macro script at the middle? --Mohammad On Friday, March 22, 2019 at 11:08:44 AM UTC+4:30, S. S. wrote: > > I have no idea why 3 posts I made here have been auto deleted. > I was trying to show a different way of pres