[tw5] Re: Task: Filter all tiddlers created between 01.09.2019 and 15.09.2019. How/where to find information/documentation to get this task done?

Leading period = ok Trailing space-space = bad. Reasoning: When copy-pasting external text, now I have police the text at the character level to watch for innocent sloppy spaces which will "break" the flow. HTML deals with sloppy spaces itself - something that's been around for what... >25

[tw5] Re: Using stamp to get [[]] with cursor between the brackets like editor button "wrap selection ..." possible?

Hi Tony On Wednesday, September 25, 2019 at 5:47:57 PM UTC-5, TonyM wrote: > > possible futures may include automatic paragraph id setting for targeting > of a specific paragraph. > > > id attributes are persona non grata in tiddlywiki. Transclusion would create multiple elements with identical

[tw5] Re: Task: Filter all tiddlers created between 01.09.2019 and 15.09.2019. How/where to find information/documentation to get this task done?

TonyM I'm about to finish the whole plugin. There's only one little thing left to do with the mod-Loader plugin, but tomorrow I'll probably make it. I created an issue here: #23 , but I think I'll can manage it by myself tomorrow.

[tw5] Re: Question: dangers of publishing content online in TiddlyWiki format

David, This is a serious question and needs serious discussion. I will give a more considered view later. A few quick points. - If someone can see it they can steal it - If they steal it I think the main issues are - Will they pretend to be you - or pretend to be the author

Re: [tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

Great to see something so clear! On Thursday, 26 September 2019 00:18:32 UTC+2, Arlen Beiler wrote: > > Ok, I found the offending line! And I double-checked that one line using > Date.now() and it literally does take six seconds. It varies by about 400 > ms from one time to the next, but

[tw5] Re: Using stamp to get [[]] with cursor between the brackets like editor button "wrap selection ..." possible?

CdK The named class did not exist. However by including it in the paragraph tag it would be available to be set in a stylesheet if desired. We could simply set css for all p tags but being able to target those handled with the lead in period could be useful. Perhaps Jeremy or others could

[tw5] Re: Task: Filter all tiddlers created between 01.09.2019 and 15.09.2019. How/where to find information/documentation to get this task done?

TonyM wrote: > > CdK > > Thanks so much for that. I will test today. I started to modify this > tiddler myself in an attempt to achieve this but did not succeed. > > I am keen to test your trailing blank idea. I presume this means a space > just before a line break. Or a space at the end of a

[tw5] Re: Task: Filter all tiddlers created between 01.09.2019 and 15.09.2019. How/where to find information/documentation to get this task done?

CdK Thanks so much for that. I will test today. I started to modify this tiddler myself in an attempt to achieve this but did not succeed. I am keen to test your trailing blank idea. I presume this means a space just before a line break. Or a space at the end of a paragraph results in a

[tw5] Re: Request: Super simple 'share' button plugin

When I create a new resource tiddler, I link to it in a Facebook group, and I have a 'new resources' page on my site. On Wednesday, September 25, 2019 at 4:47:37 PM UTC-5, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > David Gifford wrote: >> >> Because I envision my users will be more likely to want to grab the

Re: [tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

When I step over the line it takes six seconds to show up for the next line. However, when I run a performance profile of the page and do exactly one action -- opening the control panel -- it still takes about 6 seconds but the performance profile shows thousands of refresh calls down the widget

[tw5] Re: Request: Super simple 'share' button plugin

David Gifford wrote: > > Because I envision my users will be more likely to want to grab the link > to share on Whatsapp and Messenger. So I want something where they can grab > the URL (permalink to tiddler). > the fact they using horrible media that is tracked I leave aside. "GRAB my link"

[tw5] Re: Regular Expressions in filters ... VARIANT methods & WEIRDNESS

@TiddlyTweeter I open my TiddlyWiki in firefox with a profile that uses the firefox add-on "*Export Tabs URLs*". e.g. this add-on extracts title and url from this web site as follows: [[Regular Expressions in filters ... VARIANT methods & WEIRDNESS - Google Groups

[tw5] Re: Request: Super simple 'share' button plugin

> I am exploring the option of going back to uploading TiddlyWikis rather >> than export and publish static htmls from tiddlers. >> > I don't know how you distribute, but this might be a bad idea for > findability via Google. > Not a big concern. I have ways of promoting, and trust that as

[tw5] Re: Conference announcement: Collaboration on Google Groups

Hi Watt, thanks for the initiative, I think it's worth a try! So let me start. Problem: Limitations on mobile. Posting to GG from the phone is not as powerful and fun as from the laptop. This is true for writing, formatting as well as for copy-pasting solutions/suggestions. (This ist a GG

[tw5] Re: TiddlySmile ...

April Mackenzie of Oxford Nova Scotia asked ... *Does TW embrace anti-gobal warming?* Interesting

[tw5] Re: Request: Super simple 'share' button plugin

Hi David, I am exploring the option of going back to uploading TiddlyWikis rather > than export and publish static htmls from tiddlers. > I don't know how you distribute, but this might be a bad idea for findability via Google. One idea that occurred to me would be to have a button I could

[tw5] Re: Regular Expressions in filters ... VARIANT methods & WEIRDNESS

Lookaheads are neat when needed. They will not make regex any easier to encode. WHY do you need them? I'd be intrerested to see the data match! Best wishes TT On Wednesday, 25 September 2019 17:41:12 UTC+2, Cd.K wrote: > > I would use regex much more often once I have solved this

[tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

It is used here: exports.getTiddlersWithTag = function(tag) { // Try to use the indexer var self = this, tagIndexer = this.getIndexer("TagIndexer"), results = tagIndexer && tagIndexer.subIndexers[3].lookup(tag); if(!results) { // If not available, perform a manual scan results =

[tw5] Re: Request: Super simple 'share' button plugin

Because I envision my users will be more likely to want to grab the link to share on Whatsapp and Messenger. So I want something where they can grab the URL (permalink to tiddler). On Wednesday, September 25, 2019 at 8:48:00 AM UTC-5, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > Why don't you just post links to

[tw5] Re: Hey Mat - question on newtids

Nope, this is my own class, but it's probably not all that different from yours: .c4 { column-count: 4; column-gap: 1em; column-rule: 1px solid; } Thanks for your help - I'll bump it on the weekend. On Wednesday, September 25, 2019 at 12:52:58 PM UTC-6, Mat wrote:

[tw5] Re: Hey Mat - question on newtids

I don't have time to dig into this right now but I should have time in the weekend. Bump this thread to the top again then. When you say "multicolumn class" is this the multicolumn class that I have created? Cos it's not part of the newtids macro if I recall. I have a class named such but I'm

Re: [tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

After stepping through conditional breakpoints and other things, the tag operator is indeed the result of the massive slowdown. [image: Screenshot 2019-09-25 13.46.38.png] The first line takes a long time to return, about 3 seconds per invocation. The rest of it is fairly quick. There is a

[tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

Ah, but if your tiddler represented the *smallest semantic unit*, then it would be no trouble to add the Darcy tag at the top. And you would notice immediately that you already have #DarcyIsPrideful, #DarcyD'Man, and #DarcyHatethBottledWater. Later, when producing your final copy, you wouldn't

[tw5] Re: clearing out search field on reload

You are the man, Ton! Thanks! I should have known it would be that simple... On Monday, September 23, 2019 at 1:12:18 PM UTC-6, Ton Gerner wrote: > > Hi Aidan, > > Advanced search uses $:/temp/advancedsearch > > Cheers, > > Ton > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the

[tw5] Hey Mat - question on newtids

Heya Mat, I use your newtids macro pretty extensively - thank you for an awesome tool! I have two usability tweaks I'd like to make - can you help me out / direct where to edit? 1. I have a multicolumn class - where / how do I apply it so that my list appears in multiple columns?

[tw5] Re: Using stamp to get [[]] with cursor between the brackets like editor button "wrap selection ..." possible?

TonyM Can you please provide me with your CSS class "period-paragraph" here? Regards Cd.K On Wednesday, September 18, 2019 at 10:33:12 PM UTC+2, TonyM wrote: > > Cd.K That would be greatly appreciated > > Though the ":" rule uses and tags and I think the best for > a "." rule would be

[tw5] Re: Regular Expressions in filters ... VARIANT methods & WEIRDNESS

I would use regex much more often once I have solved this fundamental question: How to combine with logical AND in RegExp? For logical OR it's as easy like this: pattern_a|pattern_b This means literal searching for pattern "pattern_a" OR "pattern_b". (?=.*pattern_a)(?=.*pattern_b).*

Re: [tw5] Re: A TiddlyWiki community book.

Many thanks for clarification Eric! I really appreciate your time and efforts and will remain to see those tools, the most important TOC tool! Please kindly let us know when it is available. Cheers Mohammad On Wednesday, September 25, 2019 at 8:32:48 AM UTC+3:30, Eric Shulman wrote: > > On

[tw5] Re: Dear Mat -- where is your slanty thing for tables???

I do. you DID do a slanty tables thing. I'll try find it. TT On Wednesday, 25 September 2019 16:51:16 UTC+2, Mat wrote: > > Do you mean something else than the slanting you see in the > BatchManipulator table? > Was it anything formally released? Or was it someting as part of some gg >

[tw5] Re: Dear Mat -- where is your slanty thing for tables???

Do you mean something else than the slanting you see in the BatchManipulator table? Was it anything formally released? Or was it someting as part of some gg discussion? If it was the latter, even if I made some demo, it is not sure I noted it down. But again, what you see in BatchManipulator

[tw5] Re: Dear Mat -- where is your slanty thing for tables???

NO. You did some tool where the top line of a table was slanted up at 45 degrees. I think it was pure CSS? TT On Wednesday, 25 September 2019 16:25:01 UTC+2, Mat wrote: > > Hm, I think I only have it as part of some greater context not published > of itself. The only use I can think of right

[tw5] Re: Regular Expressions in filters ... VARIANT methods & WEIRDNESS

regex is like a little, tiny condensed programming language. You can do a lot with just a couple hour's study. I never got to the point of understanding "look-ahead" and "look-behind" features, but there's a lot you can do with just the basics. prefix[b] will tell you if there's a string

[tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

Its a very interesting issue, I think. I have NO idea if #hashtag in text field would be a PITA or not on performance in TW, not having tested it. I just think semantically it makes sense. I does well for the type of thing I write ... Mr #Darcy, cognisant of the plebesite, announces

[tw5] Re: Dear Mat -- where is your slanty thing for tables???

Hm, I think I only have it as part of some greater context not published of itself. The only use I can think of right now is the BatchManipulator where if you go to the second tiddler seen (titled "batchmanipulator") and click on the button (titled

[tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

On Wednesday, September 25, 2019 at 3:25:05 AM UTC-7, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > > Personally I like the freeform taggery of tools like Twitter where > #hashtag is simply an in-text string to match. > > I was going to say that the hashtag would add a performance hit, but now I'm not so sure.

[tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

What is tidloid? It's not in the toolmap. I think autosave should already be off in EO-DICT. Thanks! On Tuesday, September 24, 2019 at 9:51:22 PM UTC-7, TonyM wrote: > > Mark, > > I used tidloid's fork a website and it opened but attempting to create a > new tiddler it froze. Presumably

Re: [tw5] Re: A TiddlyWiki community book.

Eric No one said "Thank you!" yet. I DO. Thank you! FYI, I would not be using TW without YOU! Some long time ago I saw TiddlyTools and was amazed at it. Truly, it was astonishing. But at the time I did not how to use it. But it stuck in me. And some time later I came to TW5. Best wishes TT

[tw5] Conference announcement: Collaboration on Google Groups

Hi fellow forum users! I'm interested in methods of collaborating on 'projects' here on Google Groups and I'd like to ask for your help in organising a virtual 'Conference' here on the forum to look into it. Here is the process I have in mind, it will take a month to complete but, if I get

[tw5] Re: Request: Super simple 'share' button plugin

Why don't you just post links to social media? Lets re-do it for you. You comment you want something simpler. Good. Let us shape it. TT On Wednesday, 25 September 2019 15:16:19 UTC+2, David Gifford wrote: > > Hi all > > I am exploring the option of going back to uploading TiddlyWikis rather >

[tw5] Re: Question: dangers of publishing content online in TiddlyWiki format

Dear David Any idiot on the net can do any old shit on anything that is public. PART of your question presumes, that, possible expolits would arise from someone *knowing *TW structure. I think that is unlikely, but is possible, if there were a Judas. TT On Wednesday, 25 September 2019

[tw5] Question: dangers of publishing content online in TiddlyWiki format

Hi everyone, I am exploring going back to publishing TiddlyWikis online, rather than exporting and publishing static htmls from tiddlers. One issue I need to confront, though, is the possibility that someone could download one of my TiddlyWikis, add malicious content (either text that I would

[tw5] Request: Super simple 'share' button plugin

Hi all I am exploring the option of going back to uploading TiddlyWikis rather than export and publish static htmls from tiddlers. One idea that occurred to me would be to have a button I could have in the tiddler viewtoolbar with a 'share' icon, that when you click it, a dialogue box pops

[tw5] Re: Regular Expressions in filters ... VARIANT methods & WEIRDNESS

Ciao TonyM There are other ways to skin-the-cat, *for sure*. And a lot of implicit "behind-the-.scenes" regex in TW is not documented. Regex takes time. But it is not a dyslexic problem really. It is simply it is just not so obvious to anyone. Best wishes TT > -- You received this message

[tw5] Re: Dear Mat -- where is your slanty thing for tables???

Email users repeat. On Wednesday, 25 September 2019 14:54:11 UTC+2, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > Mat I remember. Some time ago you did a neat thing using CSS to slant > table titles so they would no longer ruin layout. > > I can't find it. > > I wanted to suggest to Mohhamad he added it to his

[tw5] Re: Task: Filter all tiddlers created between 01.09.2019 and 15.09.2019. How/where to find information/documentation to get this task done?

TonyM First of all: /*\ title: $:/core/modules/parsers/wikiparser/rules/list.js type: application/javascript module-type: wikirule Wiki text block rule for lists. For example: ``` * This is an unordered list * It has two items # This is a numbered list ## With a subitem # And a third item ;

[tw5] Regular Expressions in filters ... VARIANT methods & WEIRDNESS

TT Is this many ways to skin a cat an argument in favor of [prefix[b]] I do see the value of regex and its on my list of must learn but it does help me understand what people with dyslexia face. Every characters meaning changes according to most of the characters that follow or proceed it.

[tw5] Re: A TiddlyWiki community book.

And I can cheat by using my current offline notes. 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 view this

[tw5] Re: Task: Filter all tiddlers created between 01.09.2019 and 15.09.2019. How/where to find information/documentation to get this task done?

Updated post for email users ... On Wednesday, 25 September 2019 12:50:24 UTC+2, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > Mark S. wrote: >> >> Oh, wouldn't you like four ? >> > > Lol!! I would. And I know they exist. But patience in working out what is > going on in variants is a virtue too :-). They differ

[tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

TT Tiddlywiki allows you to do as you suggest out of the box. Just go ahead and use #tags in text. And filter on text contains or search. Perhaps a little experiment and publish this method is all that is needed. You could throw in some macros to make it easier or an editor toolbar button to

[tw5] Re: Regular Expressions in filters ... VARIANT methods & WEIRDNESS

Repeat for email ... On Wednesday, 25 September 2019 14:11:43 UTC+2, @TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > The flex of TW filter syntax is RICH, USEFUL, DAUNTING & WEIRD. > > Taking *Regular Expressions* as an example... Five ways to match titles > using regular expressions in TiddlyWiki Advanced Search

[tw5] Re: A TiddlyWiki community book.

Riz > ... whoever takes initiative in this assigns me a topic. Exactly right IMO. That approach is sustainable. Limited effort on something one likes & knows. Do it. Done. It is no problem being "assigned" when you opt in for it. It is a GREAT release to be able to get on and DO and

[tw5] Re: Task: Filter all tiddlers created between 01.09.2019 and 15.09.2019. How/where to find information/documentation to get this task done?

Cd. K What you looking for is HOW to define a NEW independent parser for the scenario? And integrate it in standard TW? Yes? Cd, K > But I think it's better to have a new rule `linebreak` that reacts on > leading point or trailing 2 or more spaces. For each trigger I want to > append a

[tw5] Re: New docummenting initiative

We can maintain the list as a tiddler (a data tiddlers for the data and a visualization tiddler to visualize the list). To facilitate the maintenance of the list maybe we can find a widget to connect to the external wiki link and draw a little mark: *✓* if the widget can connect to the wiki

[tw5] Re: Task: Filter all tiddlers created between 01.09.2019 and 15.09.2019. How/where to find information/documentation to get this task done?

Mark S. wrote: > > Oh, wouldn't you like four ? > Lol!! I would. And I know they exist. But patience in working out what is going on in variants is a virtue too :-). They differ somewhat. > BTW, I think it's pretty amazing if /.../ works. > It does for the Field Operator. I'll write later

[tw5] Re: A TiddlyWiki community book.

As someone who wants to see improved documentation, I would offer my support. To be precise, practical and realistic, here is my offer. I would commit to write guide article or document a piece - 1 to 2 articles once a week, if whoever takes initiative in this assigns me a topic. Consider it

[tw5] Re: New docummenting initiative

This thread inspired me to just post an issue on gh: Proposing an "Applications" doc tiddler #4274 "Like it" if you like it. And better yet, help out to write it. <:-) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google

[tw5] Re: New docummenting initiative

Luis Very Good! A serious issue for new users is being able to SEE what TW do. Few people will use a thing without SEEING what it does. A live GALLERY of TW might be best (i.e. that a remote wiki is dsplayed in the interface too)? Just a thought TT Luis Gonzalez wrote: > > I have made a

[tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

Mark S. wrote: > > ... I was thinking I would have to ditch tags, which is a shame since > Thomas' beautiful list-reveal makes > it so easy to add and remove tags. But contains:tags[Vorto] seems to work > without a noticeable performance hit. > TW has a kinda implicit philosophy of the

[tw5] Re: Hitting a barrier at 36,000 tiddlers

Mark S. I can use it on Android 8 successfully in Chrome (ONLINE version). Its slower than TonyM's previous but not unworkable. Loading would need, I think, a message so you know something is happening whilst is gears up. I'll comment later on opening a saved version on Android. TT Mark S.

[tw5] Re: New docummenting initiative

You make a good point Luis. tiddlywiki.com does list some wikis in the "Community" tiddler, under tab "Examples" but the list is rarely updated and overall very thin. IMO it would be useful if there was a more worked out classification of kinds of projects than what we currently have in the

[tw5] Re: tiddlywiki uses

@newbies especially: I forgot to mention a "meta wiki" that is definitely one of my main uses: I use TiddlySpot for almost everything so I have a pre-made wiki there with the typical plugins preinstalled and tweaks that I prefer. It is similar to http://tiddlywiki5.tiddlyspot.com/ i.e it is

[tw5] Re: A TiddlyWiki community book.

Zachary Storer wrote: > > Is anyone interested in a TiddlyWiki community book? I'm thinking of > something for newbies to TiddlyWiki. > 1) Maybe this is obvious but I think it is worth stating explicitly: One reason why e.g the official docs are so difficult to write is because of formal

[tw5] Re: Today TiddlyWiki is 15 years old

This piece of software is still way to underrated! A huge thanks to you, Jeremy and the community, for all your effort and time! Let's convince the world why everybody needs a Tiddlywiki :) Cheers, Victor On Friday, September 20, 2019 at 8:31:17 PM UTC+2, Jeremy Ruston wrote: > > I posted