Hi Jed
Ok, it looks like you are doing something much more ambitious than what I
> did. I just made something that lets you do essentially what the \label
> and \ref commands in latex do. I am looking forward to seeing what you make.
>
Looks like I was a little busy @work the last two weeks
Ok, it looks like you are doing something much more ambitious than what I
did. I just made something that lets you do essentially what the \label
and \ref commands in latex do. I am looking forward to seeing what you make.
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Hi Jed,
Mhhh, I've actually been thinking of this quite a bit and been working on
it already. My goal is to make it all work as sections, footnotes as well
as these kinds of references. So if you could hold off and not jump at a
quick implementation that would perhaps be good, since eventually
Tobias,
If you aren't working on this now I may make this my project for the
weekend.
My quick thoughts on this are to make something that can pretty much act
like \cite does in latex.
You would have some macro or more likely widget that you put where you want
to label something, if you
Thank you for the explanation, Tobias, I overlooked that part. So we need some
alternative id to reference to. Not numbers but something else … in TextStretch
I generate an id from the actual content – that should be appliccable here. If
I had the time, I would make a TextStretch derivate,
Hi Thomas:
> could you explain the meaning of the term “reference” to me?
a = b + x (1)
Now we replace x in *(1)* according to:
x = c (2)
and get...
a = b + c (3)
The reference would have been: *(1)*
and with the actual formula reference (1)
being dynamically generated via css,
you
Hi Tobias,
could you explain the meaning of the term “reference” to me?
Me too, I have ideas to develop the concept a bit further and add one or two
pieces.
Have a nice weekend!
Thomas
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Hi Thomas,
> With this concept you/she could place a neutral marker (e.g. <>) in
> the text. The numbers would be calculated according to the CSS rules by the
> browser when the page is rendered. Hope you will love this too ;–)
>
I thought about this too, but then again it solves only half
Hi Steve,
My example for TextStretch here shows how to use CSS to number elements
within a single tiddler or throughout the story river:
http://tid.li/tw5/hacks.html#TextStretch%20Variant%20Footnote
With this concept you/she could place a neutral marker <> in the
text. The numbers would be
Well, then, ok! And yes, footnotes would be another use. Generally, any
kind of sequential numbering within (and, presumably, within transcluded)
tiddlers...
And I promise I'll love it :)
//steve.
On Friday, October 28, 2016 at 2:15:27 PM UTC-4, Tobias Beer wrote:
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> Hi Steve,
>
> I have an
Hi Steve,
I have an idea for the whole thing
and it will be a widget possibly called *$ref*
that will equally cater for footnotes.
Not sure when I get to it,
but you'll love it. ;-)
Best wishes,
Tobias.
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Hi Steve,
> My question: how can she number her equations within a tiddler, so that
> the familiar Equation 1, Equation 2, Equation 3 etc. can be shown. This
> would have to be dynamic, within a tiddler. The equations themselves can be
> transcluded into named (not numbered) tiddlers...
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