On Friday, February 7, 2014 10:30:09 PM UTC-8, gswr...@skrye.org wrote:
Can anyone else confirm an odd bug I am experiencing?
- Download a fresh TWC.
- Change the extension to TWC.
- Edit or d-click to edit a tiddler.
Do you notice that a bunch of text appears to be selected when
Hi Jeremy,
The tagging filter can indeed be pretty slow. The mechanism does quite a
bit of caching, but there's still a lot of computation going on. I think
there's still considerable scope for optimisation in the implementation.
As you know, it is not only about the tagging filter.
I haven't looked much into TW5 much, but noticed it (optionally?) uses
node.js, which I believe allows for more easy interaction with the file
system.
Are there any current examples of TW5s that do this (keep tiddlers as text
files in a folder)? Hello World to text file?
(I tried to get
Jeremy, I thing we should really think about just ONE notation for
variables. Maybe different scopes, but just one type of notations.
At the moment we have at least 3 I know of:
1. $var$ - macro parameters
2. $(var)$ - those set with $set
3. var - those set with $list
Hi Dave
On Sat, Feb 8, 2014 at 3:19 PM, Dave Parker cedar...@telus.net wrote:
I haven't looked much into TW5 much, but noticed it (optionally?) uses
node.js, which I believe allows for more easy interaction with the file
system.
That's correct. Running TiddlyWiki under Node.js turns it into
On Saturday, February 8, 2014 6:17:22 PM UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
The simplification that I think we could make would be to combine the
syntax for parameter substitution and variable substitution, so that $var$
would be used to substitute both macro parameters and variables. For
