Hi Yoann,
TiddlyMap is really a great plugin ! awesome.
Many thanks :) Still undergoing heavy development.
I though it would be interresting, and easier, to add a syntax to allow
creating edges inside tiddlers.
Generally speaking, for any ideas you have in mind concerning tiddlymap it
Sure !
I perfectly understand that edges are metadata.
I was only suggesting to auto-generate part of that metadata from WikiText
;-)
But I should have explained it.
In my (very) old TiddlerGraphPlugin : http://ideia.tiddlyspot.com/#PlotTest
I was using a very straitforward syntax to create
http://felixhayashi.github.io/TW5-TiddlyMap/index.html
TiddlyMap is really a great plugin ! awesome.
I though it would be interresting, and easier, to add a syntax to allow
creating edges inside tiddlers.
A kind of :
- [[Tiddler1]]-[[Tiddler2]]
- -[[Tiddler2] (implicit edge FROM
Sure !
I perfectly understand that edges are metadata.
I was only suggesting to auto-generate part of that metadata from WikiText
;-)
Ah ok. Well I think this would also create an overhead for me as already
store edges separately from the tiddler data to allow fast iteration over
edges
I may have brought this up before, but I think it warrants repeating.
In Squeak, the open source descendent of Smalltalk-80, the Mother of All
GUIs, there is a concept or GUI conceit, if you will, called a Project.
A Project presents the user with a portal into a whole different
instantiation of
PE Pat,
While it doesn't fix the bug a (sort of) workaround is to use both sort and
nsort like this
$list filter=3 5 1 7 b 2 8 4 6 a +[sort[]]+[nsort[]]/
In the small number of tests that I did this also works as desired unless
you have two digit numbers, so it doesn't actually fix the
Hi Patrick,
This issue with the nsort operator was fixed last month
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/1410, and the fix will be
in version 5.1.8.
The fix also answers your other question: just use *+[sort[]]*.
You can try this out on the prerelease
I unexpectedly came across this behavior of the nsort filter. Any
non-number in the list breaks up the list into separate sections for the
sort:
$list filter=3 5 1 7 b 2 8 4 6 a +[nsort[]]/
returns
1 3 5 7 b 2 4 6 8 a
Also, would there be a way to make a sort filter that makes this:
$list
Hi Jed,
sort gives the correct order until you introduce double digit numbers
Could you give an example of that? My tests with *sort* on the prerelease
aren't finding any problems with multi-digit numbers, either with or
without letter suffixes.
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When I go to http://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease and put
$list filter=3 5 1b 1a 7c b 2 8 10 20 4 6 a +[sort[]]currentTiddler
/$list
into a tiddler it gives:
10 1a 1b 2 20 3 4 5 6 7c 8 a b
and if I replace sort with nsort it gives
2 3 4 5 6 8 10 20 1a 1b 7c a b
Although the prerelease is still
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