[tw5] Re: How to pass a variable to a macro

Thanks guys for all of these directions of work. Need to explore and educate a bit myself on these different options Have a nice day Regards Le mercredi 4 mars 2020 21:35:42 UTC+1, vpl a écrit : > > Hi, > > I've developped a small macro but can't figure out how to pass it a > variable which is

[tw5] Re: How to pass a variable to a macro

On Thursday, March 5, 2020 at 3:14:37 AM UTC+3:30, TonyM wrote: > > Post Post script > > Below not tested, but believed correct > > Using variables in the called macro > \define macroname() $(var1)$ $(var2)$ {{textreference}} > > <$set name=var1 value={{textref}} emptyValue="default"> > <$set

[tw5] Tiddly disaster recovery

One of Luis' questions made me think of some important disaster recovery techniques-- instead of resorting to emergency backup and potentionally losing current changes that may not be backed up. 2. Your very rich significant other has passed away. You find her(his) > testament in a Tiddlywiki

[tw5] Re: TEST your tiddlywiki knowledge

Luis, Are you incorporating the test (more test would be good too) into your book? I believe the test with links to corresponding sections (relating to the question) of the book would be a good addition to the book -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

[tw5] Re: SVG animation with JavaScript

Mohamed Thanks a lot A Gloom for your help, I really appreciate it. also it is very nice/creative way to implement your map. YW, glad to be of help. Whats nifty is that map with controls is trancluding into a div that has a border (a cell phone case) that makes it appear that the map is the

Re: [tw5] Re: Consider renaming TiddlyWiki

Has no problem with Tiddlywiki, but I can see why some have reserevations, but if you look at the Urban Dictionary-- no word is safe from corruption If the name has to change, call it TW5 (wiki/app/platform/etc) which keeps a link to the old name and refrerences-- and damn the naysayers and

[tw5] Re: TEA Tiddler: for troubled tiddlers (emergency utility)

Also see SafeMode function for TW https://tiddlywiki.com/#SafeMode -- 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

[tw5] Re: simple svg animations demo

Thomas. It’s is simply amazing what you are capable of coding by hand. > Ty, with programs and sites not working with my system theme, I often have to do it the old fashioned way-- and recent FF update has bypassed the system theme the browser is utilitizing so some sites have become unuseable

[tw5] Re: Presenting: EditorMagic - the editor as an assistant

Mat, It is a method by which to construct a macro or widget call where by first you select the widget (Formulae) then a dialogue/modal appears as guided selection even entry of the parameters relevant to the given widget and the values of those parameters. At the end click inserts the full

[tw5] Re: How to pass a variable to a macro

Post Post script Below not tested, but believed correct Using variables in the called macro \define macroname() $(var1)$ $(var2)$ {{textreference}} <$set name=var1 value={{textref}} emptyValue="default"> <$set name=var2 filter="[all[current]get[fieldname]]" emptyValue="default"> <> Also From

[tw5] Re: How to pass a variable to a macro

Post script If you want to construct your parameter the triple braces method is also useful <$macrocall $name="select_tiddlers" timeStamp={{{ filter }}}/> <$macrocall $name="select_tiddlers" timeStamp={{{ [] }}}/> etc.. But macros themself can access data in the tiddler calling it, or global

[tw5] Re: How to pass a variable to a macro

Vpl Even when we create our own macros using the \define you can use the macrocall widget instead of <> <$macrocall $name="select_tiddlers" timeStamp='20200304175209359'/> <$macrocall $name="select_tiddlers" timeStamp={{tiddlername!!fieldname}}/> <$macrocall $name="select_tiddlers"

[tw5] Re: new parser rule proposed: dot-paragraph

Mario, Thanks for you work I am having a look at the example now. Opening the attached wiki in firefox the .paragraph appear not work out of the box, I found the tiddler test-dot-paragraph and space-space-enter. So yes "dot space" triggers a paragraph. - You have extended this idea

[tw5] Re: TiddlyBlink (Roam-y experiment, contd)

Great! Will give it a try tonight. On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 12:17:54 PM UTC-8, David Gifford wrote: > > Hi Graham, Mark and anyone listening in, > > I tagged the essential stuff as 'tb'. So you can drag the 'tb' tag pill > from the front page right into your file to import the tiddlers.

[tw5] Re: Presenting: EditorMagic - the editor as an assistant

Tony, thanks for input. I don't know what you're referring to though. If I see it maybe I will understand. What would an "excel formulas tool" do in this context? Might be useful. <:-) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To

[tw5] Re: simple svg animations demo

A Gloom, that is a really, really nice example – thanks a lot! It’s is simply amazing what you are capable of coding by hand. As suggested, I have adopted (and adapted) it for my SVG editor, I hope that’s o.k. and I did not make too many mistakes. What I wanted to change: - adapt to 128 x 128

[tw5] Re: Presenting: EditorMagic - the editor as an assistant

Mat, There was some previous work and a concept which would allow wikitext macros to be inserted like the excel formulas tool, Jeremy drew a mock up and others have constructed "syntax" guides. We may locate this prior work for you as it could add value and simplify your effort. Regards Tony

Re: [tw5] is this a bug? empty index and is[blank] operator

Jeremy, Perhaps is[nul] ? There were cases where stuffing a field with null or a single space rather than delete a field, technically these should be different - is[blank] = empty or one or more spaces - is[nul] = empty or a zero length string I recall the mention of a logical high

[tw5] Re: How to pass a variable to a macro

I'm interpreting "select_tiddlers" to be the "small macro" you wish to pass the timestamp to. Further, I'm guessing this macro returns some set of strings (titles or otherwise) that you then wish to use as argument for the list filter attribute. You can do it like so: \define

[tw5] How to pass a variable to a macro

Hi, I've developped a small macro but can't figure out how to pass it a variable which is a field of another tiddler The following call works fine. I pass the value '20200304175209359' to the macro which use it <$list filter=<>> <$link /> But When I try to pass the value of the field

[tw5] Re: TiddlyBlink (Roam-y experiment, contd)

Hi Graham, Mark and anyone listening in, I tagged the essential stuff as 'tb'. So you can drag the 'tb' tag pill from the front page right into your file to import the tiddlers. This does not include the instruction pages or non-essential system tiddlers. However, you will want to make sure

Re: [tw5] Re: TiddlyBlink (Roam-y experiment, contd)

Hey Mark, that is a great idea. I am out today, but will try to do that tomorrow and will post here when I have done that. I could still tag the other plugins. On Wed, Mar 4, 2020 at 10:35 AM 'Mark S.' via TiddlyWiki < tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com> wrote: > You could tag everything that's part

[tw5] Re: Filter for tiddlers that have a tag listed in a field of currentTiddler

Wow! I'm very impressed! That works seamlessly! You Sir, are a genius! Thank you very much! Am Mittwoch, 4. März 2020 17:42:14 UTC+1 schrieb Mark S.: > > Assuming you have aliases formatted like a list field (i.e. any tags with > spaces use [[ and ]] ) > > then something like this .. > > <$list

[tw5] Re: Filter for tiddlers that have a tag listed in a field of currentTiddler

Assuming you have aliases formatted like a list field (i.e. any tags with spaces use [[ and ]] ) then something like this .. <$list filter="[enlist{!!aliases}tagging[]]"/> On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 8:12:52 AM UTC-8, Bastian wrote: > > Hi, > > I have extended each tiddlers' footer with a

[tw5] Re: TiddlyBlink (Roam-y experiment, contd)

You could tag everything that's part of your kit with "TiddlyBlink". Then someone could just drag and drop the "TiddlyBlink" tag button from your TW into their file and get their starter kit. The other plugins would have to be done separately, but even that's not too hard since they can just

[tw5] Filter for tiddlers that have a tag listed in a field of currentTiddler

Hi, I have extended each tiddlers' footer with a list of tiddlers tagged with the current tiddler. With that I can see which tiddler refers to the one I'm viewing currently, which is quite nice. I use this for it: > <] +[sort[title]]">> > As I have a lot of cryptic synonyms I have started to

[tw5] Re: using allafter with modified field

On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 4:37:37 AM UTC-8, vpl wrote: > > But if I just change the time of the previous filter from 15H to 16H I > should still ge the 3 values as the next one is at 19H > When I run > <$list > filter="[tag[spotify-track]get[modified]sort[]allafter[20200303165857027]]"> >

Re: [tw5] Re: TiddlyBlink (Roam-y experiment, contd)

Yes, shortly after my first message it occurred to me a plugin would seem appropriate. In many plugin systems you can declare dependencies and have them pulled in automatically; not sure if that is true with TW or not. If I stick with it I will take a look at some point at what’s involved in

[tw5] Re: Presenting: EditorMagic - the editor as an assistant

Regarding the *Firefox* issue - the test case posted here above was faulty so I created a proper one as a github issue (and updated the post above). <:-) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

[tw5] Re: new parser rule proposed: dot-paragraph

On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 12:01:57 AM UTC+1, TonyM wrote: .. > In these examples I would be happy to introduce pragma to support this > \bespokemarkup notes > \bespokemarkup dotparagraphs > where notes defines standard markup + some rules defined in "notes". > What does a notes do ? -m

Re: [tw5] Free on-line store on tiddlyspot.com DEMO

Hi, Jeremy > > One very minor point is whether the use of tiddlywiki.ru may confuse > visitors who might expect it to be a community site about/for the Russian > TiddlyWiki community. Unfortunately there is no "TiddlyWiki community" in Russia. Long ago my idea was to buy this domain and

[tw5] Re: new parser rule proposed: dot-paragraph

On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 12:01:57 AM UTC+1, TonyM wrote: > > Mario, > > >> I just found out, that we can't use a "global" dot-paragraph rule since >> it messes with the TW stylesheet parsing. eg: >> >> > > Maybe this the point. Such bespoke parsing could be designed to only > operate

Re: [tw5] is this a bug? empty index and is[blank] operator

On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 3:39:35 PM UTC+3:30, Jeremy Ruston wrote: > > Hi Mohammad > > I assumed the below dataTiddler returns zero length string, but now I > understood it idoes not! The value of xx is missing! > > > Indeed, the getindex operator and the get operator both work that way,

[tw5] Re: new parser rule proposed: dot-paragraph

On Tuesday, March 3, 2020 at 3:15:39 PM UTC+1, TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > PMario wrote: >> >> I have seen the discussion about fountain.io ... I think this is a >> completely new tiddler-type, which can be implemented as a plugin and >> type: text/vnd.fountain or something similar. >> > >

[tw5] Re: TiddlyBlink (Roam-y experiment, contd)

Hi Graham Thanks for the kind words. Yes, at the moment, importing all the tiddlers with the import tool in the sidebar would be easier. Or else as you say, manually dragging the links from TiddlyBlink into your file. I have changed some core tiddlers, so depending on how you have configured

[tw5] Re: using allafter with modified field

Hi Eric Thanks for your quick answer This helps, but I still don't understand why the time is not evaluated If I recapitulate <$list filter="[tag[spotify-track]get[modified]sort[]]"> returns (sorted !) 20200303155857027 <$list

Re: [tw5] is this a bug? empty index and is[blank] operator

Hi Mohammad > I assumed the below dataTiddler returns zero length string, but now I > understood it idoes not! The value of xx is missing! Indeed, the getindex operator and the get operator both work that way, the great thing is that it lets you use the else[] operator to provide a fallback

Re: [tw5] is this a bug? empty index and is[blank] operator

Hi Jeremy Thanks for Clarification! I assumed the below dataTiddler returns zero length string, but now I understood it idoes not! The value of xx is missing! { "xx": "", "yy": "hello" } Best wishes --Mohammad On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 2:47:14 PM UTC+3:30, Jeremy Ruston wrote:

[tw5] Re: Free on-line store on tiddlyspot.com DEMO

I would like to be able to upload this spreadsheet data to a tiddlyspot and > have the spreadsheet rows be tiddlers. > Possible? You can make it write now. Open your spreadsheet and rename colons id=title name=caption text=text tags=tags anyfield=anyfield :) *then share this table

Re: [tw5] Free on-line store on tiddlyspot.com DEMO

Hi Sini-Kit Indeed, my congratulations to you, and also to your wife for her beautiful paintings and inspiring talent. Looking back in the archives, you joined the group back in 2014, and I think you have been pursuing your vision for an online store made with TiddlyWiki and Google Sheets

[tw5] Re: Searchwikis Plugin: Search multiple wikis from one central wiki

Sylvain, I addressed this issue. See next release within an houre! The TW-Searchwikis can now handle colon in the title of tiddler. --Mohammad On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 1:09:32 AM UTC+3:30, Sylvain Naudin wrote: > > Wahou ! Impressive so congrats ! > > My first test find a little bug ;) >

Re: [tw5] is this a bug? empty index and is[blank] operator

> So, > One should be very cautious to use is[blank]! As Mark points out, the subtlety is that it checks for a zero length string, rather than checking for a missing result. I’m not sure “blank” was necessarily the best word to have chosen; we could always introduce an alias if there’s a

Re: [tw5] Re: Indexing: a wiki holds search indexes to other wikis

Olegh, The plugin, has a tiddler $:/plugins/kookma/searchwikis/ui/index-export generates the index But I have not used command line! I know Josiah and Mark were working on Powersell and they may help! --Mohammad On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 10:06:04 AM UTC+3:30, oleghbond wrote: > > Dear

[tw5] Re: is this a bug? empty index and is[blank] operator

So, One should be very cautious to use is[blank]! --Mohammad On Tuesday, March 3, 2020 at 7:00:37 PM UTC+3:30, Mark S. wrote: > > isblank operates on the output of the new *split* operator, which might > be "mytitle" "" "someothertitle" "" etc. > > So there has to be a "" to determine if it is

[tw5] Re: using allafter with modified field

On Wednesday, March 4, 2020 at 2:08:48 AM UTC-8, vpl wrote: > > I try to retrieve tiddlers that have been modified before a specific time > (not date ..) > The below filter > <$list filter="[tag[spotify-track]get[modified]]"> > returns > 20200303190107647

[tw5] Re: Free on-line store on tiddlyspot.com DEMO

Sini-kit, Thank you for sharing and explaining. I have had to look several times already. First time I got so taken with the beautiful paintings, that I forgot I was looking at a tiddlywiki ;-) Fantastic what you have achieved. Birthe -- You received this message because you are

[tw5] Re: Free on-line store on tiddlyspot.com DEMO

Mat, Did you see the excellimporters in the linked site. I guess they are used? Birthe onsdag den 4. marts 2020 kl. 09.53.43 UTC+1 skrev Mat: > > 5. Generated her spreadsheets store on my site :) > https://heeg.ru/shop2.html?id=1tEQxRZpoPPfV1i2VOq3d-Ii19zP9TYdXH3SIvv5OCUs >

[tw5] using allafter with modified field

Hi, I try to retrieve tiddlers that have been modified before a specific time (not date ..) The below filter <$list filter="[tag[spotify-track]get[modified]]"> returns 20200303190107647 20200303190706560

[tw5] Re: Free on-line store on tiddlyspot.com DEMO

Sini-Kit, this is really amazing stuff! I think that Tiddlywiki is not "personal web notebook" it must be > instrument for making sites. Yeah, our slogan "a non-linear personal web notebook" certainly blocks out anyone looking for a site publication tool. Your use of tiddlyspot in this

Re: [tw5] Webserver API question: GET tiddlers based on filter

Hi Jeremy Thanks a lot for your answer. Do you have an rought idea of the expected new release date ? Is it a matter or weeks or months ? I think I'm going first to work on the filter itself to do what I want (retrieve the tiddlers that have been "touched" since a specific date) and if the