Simon and Mario - big thanks for clarifications!
The current implementation has no idea about TW-titles. ... We would need
> an eg: "title-hint.js" function.
>
Seems like a most common use case. There's a limited set of titles and
easily findable. Could maybe even have all titles in a hash
On Sunday, April 29, 2018 at 5:20:55 PM UTC+2, Mat wrote:
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> I note that if I create a new tiddler, named *New Tiddler* and, in
> another tiddler, type [[ I automatically get also the closing brackets
> [[]] (and cursor conveniently placed in between)
>
That's because of the "-closebrackets"
On Sunday, April 29, 2018 at 6:00:33 PM UTC+2, BurningTreeC wrote:
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> try writing "Lo" in the Lorem ipsum tiddler, then hit Ctrl+Space
>
Type needs to be "text/vnd.tiddlywiki" to get the "in tiddler"
auto-complete.
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@Mat
in the lorem ipsum tiddler there's no "Hello" and no "There" - that's
because you don't get the autocompletion. It's not global, only per tiddler
and there only per text field.
It may be possible (with help) to extend that autocomplete function,
therefor one would have to look deeper
Thanks Simon but looking at the Codemirror demo (which is exactly what I
did before) where the autocompletion plugin seems to be installed, I still
don't get how to make it work. If I type "Hel" in the LoremIpsum tiddler...
how do I get it to autocomplete into "HelloThere"? Clicking Ctrl+Space
Hi Mat, if the autocompletion plugin is installed, you can autocomplete
with Ctrl+Space
in normal tiddlers it autocompletes text that is already in the "buffer" -
that means, text that's already in the tiddler text field
you'll get a dropdown to select from if there are more possible
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