By the way here is an updated version of the utils function which does not
redecide on every operation whether to deal with an object or an array,
also you may leave out the source to run the filter on the whole wiki.
/**
* This function facilitates to check whether a list (tRefs) of tiddlers
Hi,
I think Jeremy mentioned it and it makes a lot of sense.
* Sharing code
* marking topics
* editing posts and topic titles
Putting the google board in the github readme as read-only legacy reference.
Just wanted to say, I support the idea. This board sometimes makes it hard
to be
Hi Danielo
One would normally use getTextReference() when wants to parse a full text
reference (ie including field or index specifier). GetTiddlerText() would
be used when is using just a tiddler title, without a field or index
specifier.
The cases you've pointed to could be implemented with
Hi Felix
For clarity, my suggestion relates to this TiddlyWikiDev discussion group,
and not the end-user TiddlyWiki discussion group. The intended audience of
TiddlyWikiDev is those doing JS development in or with TiddlyWiki and I
don't think it's unreasonable for JS developers to have a GitHub
I've added a basic browser compatibility tiddler:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/commit/d52dd870ddad04d59bd59a41d581c81a15b8a2e1
I haven't made any attempt to dig back and figure out which versions of
Firefox and Chrome work OK - contributions welcome!
Best wishes
Jeremy.
On Tue,
I'm going crazy again trying to setup a library.
this seems correct, but I got undefined is not a function when I try to
execute function returned by the library. Here is the lib code:
/*\
title: $:/plugins/danielo515/GASuploader/lib/utils.js
type: application/javascript
module-type: library
Hi Danielo
On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 12:19 PM, Danielo Rodríguez rdani...@gmail.com
wrote:
I found the problem. It was the way I was accessing the property. Instead
of use utils.getURL i used utils[getURL] and it worked. Does anybody know
why? Is an error in the export module?
Those two
Hello Jeremy, that Is what I thought, but the experience show me that it
does not.
Here is the library:
/*\
title: $:/plugins/danielo515/GASuploader/lib/utils.js
type: application/javascript
module-type: library
Helper function useful for plugin global scope
\*/
function utils(){
var GAS_URL
Hi Danielo
var utils =
require($:/plugins/danielo515/GASuploader/lib/utils.js).utils;
this.utils.getURL();// --- ERROR
I think this.utils should be utils?
Best wishes
Jeremy
On Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 2:40 PM, Danielo Rodríguez rdani...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello Jeremy, that Is what I
El martes, 25 de noviembre de 2014 15:42:33 UTC+1, Jeremy Ruston escribió:
Hi Danielo
var utils =
require($:/plugins/danielo515/GASuploader/lib/utils.js).utils;
this.utils.getURL();// --- ERROR
I think this.utils should be utils?
Yes, but it is just an error trying to adapt the
GOD!! Damm!!
How stupid I feel. the answer was in front of me:
In fact, if I make a console.log(utils) I get the function in the console.
But if I trye console.log(utils.*getUr*l) it fails with undefined is not
a function. WH
The method is getURL!! STUPID STUPID!!!
--
You
Danielo, you understand everything man, don't worry :)
Thank you for your kind words
Its no magic. If you often use the same filter just use
filter = [];
$tw.wiki.compileFilter(filter);
filter.call($tw.wiki);
you dont need a source. a source is just important when you want to
Hi Danielo,
$tw.wiki.getFilterTiddes() is just a wrapper to compile the filter string
for you.
take a look at this biiig function that is executed everytime you
execute a filter
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