Re: [tw5] Parsing other format to tiddlers: in build step or within TW?

TonyM wrote: > Alot of this is over my head, but can I suggest in your readonly view > you make use of the new comments plugin in 5.1.18 or a version of it > so than non editors can comment on any tiddler and send those comment > tiddlers to an editor. Thank you. While this wouldn't be

[tw5] Re: Queries for Bob #2 -- External File Addressing "ID"?

@TiddlyTweeter wrote: > Its brilliant to see Bob being able to actually display external images, > which node in simple mode doesn't. I've bee out of this community for some time, so I must be missing something, either what Bob does, what Node doesn't do, or what "simple mode" is. I have no

Re: [tw5] Parsing other format to tiddlers: in build step or within TW?

Thanks for the great feedback! Jeremy Ruston wrote: > I’ve also been thinking about something similar: using TW5 to create > a reusable tool that interleaves documentation files in a standard > git repository, threading them together to construct a TiddlyWiki that > can be used to view/edit the

[tw5] Parsing other format to tiddlers: in build step or within TW?

I'm working on a new programming library and want to generate a tiddlywiki version of the documentation to serve from Node. I'm looking for advice on the best way to do this. I will be maintaining the documentation in a markdown-file-per-function format; this will work well with our GitHub

[tw5] Re: ANN: New Plugin: embed Fira Code font

@ David: Thanks for the report. I'm glad it's working well *somewhere*! I haven't had time yet to dig in to see why it's not working as a plugin in Windows, although the underlying technique is working fine for me. I hope to find time this evening. But if not, it may be a few days. --

[tw5] TW5: Applying some CSS only to my plugin's README.

I can't seem to apply some CSS to the README in my new plugin's widget. I'm creating a plugin to embed the font Fira Code into a TiddlyWiki. (You can see it at http://scott.sauyet.com/tiddlywiki/FiraCode.html, but it's still a work in progress; I'll do an announcement later.) I've been

[tw5] Re: TW5: Applying some CSS only to my plugin's README.

Thank you. This fixes it. I have a little work to do on my `usage` section and I will post an announcement. -- Scott On Saturday, June 1, 2019 at 8:53:33 PM UTC-4, Mat wrote: > > Is this an easy fix? >> > > Yes, only put the div tags around the part(s) you want affected - and > include an

[tw5] ANN: New Plugin: embed Fira Code font

There is a new plugin hosted at http://scott.sauyet.com/tiddlywiki/plugins/FiraCode.html. It is used to embed the Fira Code font [1] in a TW5. Fira Code has a large number of ligatures that help turn ugly sequences of symbols such as `<=` into more elegant-looking symbols like ` ≤` -- without

[tw5] Re: TW5: Applying some CSS only to my plugin's README.

UTC-4, Scott Sauyet wrote: > > Thanks for the response. Yes, it is subtle indeed. > > I had tried that technique (and thought I mentioned it in my message; I > don't know where it went.) > > I've never mixed HTML with tiddlywiki text before, so I can't tell what's > goi

[tw5] Re: TW5: Applying some CSS only to my plugin's README.

Thanks for the response. Yes, it is subtle indeed. I had tried that technique (and thought I mentioned it in my message; I don't know where it went.) I've never mixed HTML with tiddlywiki text before, so I can't tell what's going wrong. But if I wrap the contents of that tiddler in ..., the

[tw5] Re: ANN: New Plugin: embed Fira Code font

Mat, Thanks for the report. That explains why you thought it was so subtle! And that sentence you quote wasn't in the version I posted while looking for help. I added it because of your comment about subtlety. This is what I see (note that this is in a different location than was my

[tw5] Re: ANN: New Plugin: embed Fira Code font

I did confirm this problem on Win10 Enterprise. I really should learn something about fonts. I'm making no sense of it yet. Will keep pluggin' away at it. -- Scott -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this

[tw5] Re: Generating a stand-alone version from Node

put location after the file has > already been rendered. Not sure if that's your problem, but that fixed it > for me when I ran into the same issue the other day. > > On Monday, May 11, 2020 at 9:51:46 AM UTC-5, Scott Sauyet wrote: >> >> >&

[tw5] Re: Can I use <$transclude> inside <$codeblock>?

it in my head. -- Scott On Monday, May 11, 2020 at 2:38:39 PM UTC-4, Scott Sauyet wrote: > > I would like to grab some code for a codeblock from the text of another > tiddler, all taking place inside a <$list>. This is what I tried: > > > Helpers > <$list

[tw5] Re: Render choice of field using conditional logic

simple questions? -- Scott On Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at 3:33:18 PM UTC-4, Eric Shulman wrote: > > On Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at 12:04:43 PM UTC-7, Scott Sauyet wrote: >> >> I'm hoping to do that conditionally with something that works like this: >> >> >> <$

[tw5] Render choice of field using conditional logic

Can I replace part of the $:/core/ui/ViewTemplate/title tiddler with some conditional logic? I've been working on auto-generating a static read-only TW5 to document a system. It's been working quite well, thanks to some help from people on this list. One thing I'm trying to do is to display

[tw5] Re: Render choice of field using conditional logic

Thank you Mat. I didn't test, since Eric's solution already did what I needed. It's amazing to see how many different ways there seem to be to do one thing here! -- Scott On Wednesday, May 13, 2020 at 3:40:18 PM UTC-4, Mat wrote: > > Ah, to name one thing that is wrong: It should be > >

[tw5] Generating a stand-alone version from Node

I'm guessing that there's a simple answer to this, but I'm not seeing it in the `commands` section. Is there a straightforward way in Node to generate a stand-alone version of the all-in-one file? In a build process, I would like to clone a Node version, dynamically create a number of

[tw5] Re: Generating a stand-alone version from Node

> Scott Sauyet wrote: Mark S. wrote: >> Is there a straightforward way in Node to generate a stand-alone version of the all-in-one file? > This might be something like what you want: > https://tiddlywiki.com/#How%20to%20build%20a%20TiddlyWiki5%20from%20individual%20tiddle

[tw5] Re: Generating a stand-alone version from Node

>> Scott Sauyet wrote: > Mark S. wrote: >>> Is there a straightforward way in Node to generate a stand-alone version of the all-in-one file? >> This might be something like what you want: >> https://tiddlywiki.com/#How%20to%20build%20a%20TiddlyWiki5%20from%20indiv

[tw5] Re: Render choice of field using conditional logic

Thanks, everyone. Tony, your solution is the sort of thing I was expecting. Although I'll probably use Eric's as it's simple and accomplishes what I want, I think I will study that version. I'm guessing that by really understanding that, I'll learn a bit more about the underlying model.

[tw5] Running JS REPL inside TW

My recent success dynamically building a stand-alone TW to document a corporate system -- with many thanks due to helpful people here! -- has made me want to revisit something I stopped working on several years ago when I

Re: [tw5] Re: Redesign of TiddlyWiki

On Monday, May 18, 2020 at 3:51:00 PM UTC-4, Riz wrote: > > > Personally I do not see much difference between markdown markup and tiddlywiki markup. The very first thing I do on starting anything new with tiddlywiki is to install the Markdown plugin. I spend a great deal of time on

[tw5] Re: Personal News

Best wishes. Here's to a speedy full recovery! -- Scott -- 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

Re: [tw5] How do I tell TW not to try to sync even though it's served over HTTP?

lugin is included in the wiki. > You can remove it from the tiddlywiki.info file. > > Best wishes > > Jeremy > > On 14 May 2020, at 17:23, Scott Sauyet > > wrote: > > I have a single-file, read-only, multi-tiddler Tiddlywiki that works great > when

[tw5] How do I tell TW not to try to sync even though it's served over HTTP?

I have a single-file, read-only, multi-tiddler Tiddlywiki that works great when opened from the file system, but which gets a series of synchronization errors when I try to view it over HTTP: syncer-browser-tiddlyweb - 14th May 2020 at 11:43am XMLHttpRequest

Re: [tw5] How do I tell TW not to try to sync even though it's served over HTTP?

luded in the wiki. > You can remove it from the tiddlywiki.info file. > > Best wishes > > Jeremy > > On 14 May 2020, at 17:23, Scott Sauyet > > wrote: > > I have a single-file, read-only, multi-tiddler Tiddlywiki that works great > when opened from the file system,

[tw5] Can I use <$transclude> inside <$codeblock>?

I would like to grab some code for a codeblock from the text of another tiddler, all taking place inside a <$list>. This is what I tried: Helpers <$list filter="[tag[MyTag]sort[title]]"> <$link><$transclude field="name" mode="block"/> <$codeblock language="javascript"><$transclude

[tw5] Re: Running JS REPL inside TW

bump On Friday, May 15, 2020 at 5:16:12 PM UTC-4, Scott Sauyet wrote: > > My recent success dynamically building a stand-alone TW to document a > corporate system -- with many thanks due to helpful people here! -- has > made me want to revisit something > <https://group

Re: [tw5] Running JS REPL inside TW

ated on however > you want. If you use the text widget, just replace the text node with a div > element or something like that. It's pretty simple. You can also use the > set widget to pass in variables or simply refer to any tiddlers you want > using "this.wiki" I believe.

[tw5] Re: Running JS REPL inside TW

Well either I apologize for confusing you or say you're welcome for opening up new horizons, whichever seems appropriate! If you are confused and want to understand more fully, I can certainly try another explanation. But if you've ever seen Codepen, JSFiddle, RunKit or any of the dozens of

Re: [tw5] Running JS REPL inside TW

Thank you Brian. I think that would get me going quickly. I'll try it out this week. And, you're right. That TinyEditor is pure genius! Cheers, -- Scott On Saturday, May 23, 2020 at 1:41:51 PM UTC-4, Brian Theado wrote: > > You could use iframes and adapt the 400 bytes of genius from >

[tw5] Re: node.js noob questions

> Is it possible to have multiple TiddlyWikis open at the same time in node.js? Like maybe one running in 127.0.0.1:8080/ and another running in a separate tab with some other string of numbers than 127.0.0.1:8080/? Yes, it's straightforward. tiddlywiki Folder1 --listen port=8080 tiddlywiki

[tw5] Re: node.js noob questions

David Gifford wrote: > What would you guys say is the most efficient way to organize uploads of the html files I generate with node.js so that I am not uploading the whole folder of hundreds of tiddler htmls every single time I make changes to a few tiddlers on a daily basis? Are you

Re: [tw5] Re: node.js noob questions

David Gifford wrote: > Scott Sauyet wrote: >> David Gifford wrote: >>> What would you guys say is the most efficient way to organize uploads of the html files I generate with node.js so that I am not uploading the whole folder of hundreds of tiddler htmls every single t

Re: [tw5] Re: node.js noob questions

David Gifford wrote: > My current set up is: > 1) After editing, ctrl c and y for yes, and enter > 2) Hit tiddlywiki --rendertiddlers [!is[system]] $:/core/templates/static.tiddler.html static text/plain --rendertiddler $:/core/templates/static.template.css static/static.css text/plain and

[tw5] Changing tiddler on switch of sidebar tab

I'm building a a documentation TW5 and was hoping to dynamically toggle the vanilla theme's ` $:/themes/tiddlywiki/vanilla/options/sidebarlayout` tiddler between `fluid-fixed` and `fixed-fluid` based upon which sidebar tab is loaded. Is there a straightforward way to do this? It looks as

[tw5] Re: Changing tiddler on switch of sidebar tab

Thank you very much. I won't get back to this until midweek, but it does look as though it will work. Cheer, -- Scott On Saturday, December 4, 2021 at 12:21:30 PM UTC-5 Álvaro wrote: > The conditional would be something like > *{{{ >

[tw5] Re: Changing tiddler on switch of sidebar tab

That looks like it might work. I still have to figure out the conditional logic, but that should be doable. Thank you very much, Álvaro! On Friday, December 3, 2021 at 7:50:55 AM UTC-5 Álvaro wrote: > > I don't know if I understand you. > > In *$:/core/ui/SideBarSegments/tabs* you have the

[tw5] Re: Please help us test v5.2.1-prerelease so we can expedite its release

As a long-term, but fairly light-weight user, I can find no issues with my fairly low-complexity environment. However, I've only been able to test with single-files instances. I mostly run on Node, and to upgrade, I usually drag the new file atop a browser page connected to the Node version,

[tw5] Re: Changing tiddler on switch of sidebar tab

re how to embed the action-setfield inside the macrocall. The >> examples <https://tiddlywiki.com/#ActionSetFieldWidget> all have them >> inside $button widgets. >> >> Any suggestions? >> >> -- Scott >> On Monday, December 6, 2021 at 8:

[tw5] Re: Changing tiddler on switch of sidebar tab

to embed the action-setfield inside the macrocall. The examples <https://tiddlywiki.com/#ActionSetFieldWidget> all have them inside $button widgets. Any suggestions? -- Scott On Monday, December 6, 2021 at 8:22:21 AM UTC-5 Scott Sauyet wrote: > Thank you very much. I won't get back to

[tw5] Re: TiddlyWiki use case: generation of source code

Charlie Veniot wrote: > Imagine you have created a very cool app of some kind, and you've > decided you want to provide an English version of it and a French > version of it. (or pick whatever languages, and however many.) > > You've decided to store the source code in TiddlyWiki, and you are

[tw5] Re: TiddlyWiki use case: generation of source code

Charlie Veniot wrote: > In the screenshot below, it is an extremely simplistic use case. > > Imagine TiddlyWiki having whatever content in whatever tiddlers and whatever > fields, being able to pull that together to generate a program in whatever > programming language. I'm afraid I don't

[tw5] Re: TiddlyWiki use case: generation of source code

Scott Sauyet wrote: >> to export (or forward-engineer) a program in any programming language. > [ ...] > a Haskell program, one in Prolog, another in Scheme, as well as one > in Ruby, Squeak, Idris, Agda, Num, Julia, and Elixir, then I very > seriously doubt it, [...]

[tw5] Re: TiddlyWiki use case: generation of source code

> Charlie Veniot wrote: >> Scott Sauyet wrote: >>> Charlie Veniot wrote: >>> In the screenshot below, it is an extremely simplistic use case. >>> >>> Imagine TiddlyWiki having whatever content in whatever tiddlers and >>> whateve

[tw5] Re: Complex search - data inside transcluded tiddlers, produce outer pages instead

> In this case, we probably need to make the regular search be more like > the advanced search and take some actions to suppress the ones in the ST > Codes, because that's redundant. You might check out how the relink plugin ([1]) to see how it finds the tiddlers that transclude (the text of)

[tw5] Re: A Transclude Assistant for the Editor Toolbar

Charlie Veniot wrote: > https://youtu.be/ZmXz4PgFH6U This is great. I can see myself using this a lot, even though I'm not much of a toolbar user. (BTW, do you have a keybinding for this? It wasn't in the demo.) To make this more easily configurable for others' uses, it might be nice to

[tw5] Re: A Transclude Assistant for the Editor Toolbar

Charlie Veniot wrote: > Adding another tiddler to the setup? Nah. I've been writing my reusable content as either plugins or as JSON arrays of tiddlers. So I like to break things down into tiny pieces. But that's not essential, as your next suggestion points out. > Picture the assistant

[tw5] Re: How to Create a Popup Form

James wrote: > I would like to create a HTML Pop Up form similar to this , but I don't know how to > add a DIV layer or button that on top of all the layers on at the bottom of T. First, the much more active community has moved to

[tw5] Re: Recommendations for desired setup?

Erik Nelson wrote: > I've just discovered Tiddlywiki and would like to run it in my Kubernetes > cluster, and I have a few questions: Welcome Erik! You should know that Google Groups is no longer the primary discussion forum. Most of the discussion is at https://talk.tiddlywiki.org/ (That

[tw5] Re: is it possible to list fields that have a specific prefix ?

Eric Shulman wrote: Try this: ``` <$list filter="[tag[Song]sort[]] :filter[get[year]prefix[198]]"> ``` I'm just curious if this would be more efficient: ``` <$list filter="[tag[Song]] :filter[get[year]prefix[198]] +[sort[]]"> ``` and if it's enough so that it's even worth considering.

[tw5] Re: Recommendations for desired setup?

Erik Nelson wrote: > I might just setup a job that commits and pushes to a remote repo on a cadence; > I think that would achieve what I'm after. Thank you for your help! I keep saying I'm going to do this, but never seem to get around to it. Good luck! -- Scott -- You received this

[tw5] Re: conditional part of a list widget

You can use the counter attribute of the list widget, like this: <$list filter=" [tag[Background]tag{!!title}] +[sort[]]" counter="myCounter"> <$link><$view field="title"/> <$transclude mode="block" field="text"/> <$list filter={{{ [!match[yes]] }}}> On Wednesday, May 10,

[tw5] Re: TiddlyServer

Ross Table wrote: > click the cog and find the github settings and paste it in there along with the github account > name and other stuff, that field is then saved locally (I think as a cookie but not sure) I'm pretty sure that the Git Savers save the Personal Access Token (PAT) in

[tw5] Re: TW Gadget: Tiddler Editor Text Resizer

Charlie Veniot wrote: > Just for the giggles to figure out how I would go about it. Very nice! One suggestion: make the max 200 or so rather than the default 100. Help those with poorer eyesight! -- Scott -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups

[tw5] Re: TW Gadget: Tiddler Editor Text Resizer

Charlie Veniot wrote: > Done. Plus a "reset" button. I created a version of this that scales logarithmically from 30% to 400%. It feels smoother and more useful to me. GigantiCorp doesn't allow me to upload attachments to Google Groups. I'll try to do that from home later, but the changes

[tw5] Re: controlling the background image

(Note that most of the discussion for TW is being held at https://talk.tiddlywiki.org/. You might get more response there.) One question: Are you using a story view that opens just one tiddler at a time? If not, what's your expected behavior when there are multiple tiddlers open with