Hi Danielo,
Glad that you ask :)
Yes, it's related to my proposal at
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=de#!topic/tiddlywikidev/UafAzk5Bt7k.
It's a two level project:
*First Step:* I will introduce a mechanism to explicitly link tiddlers and
visualize them as nodes on a canvas.
Motivation:
Hello Felix,
Glad you like my plugins. I was in a similar situation that you are
currently when I develop them: I use TW a lot and I missed those kind of
features.
Your plugin is definitively something that I also miss a lot, but I don't
have the time to spend it developing, so glad to see
Hi Danielo
Glad you like my plugins. I was in a similar situation that you are
currently when I develop them: I use TW a lot and I missed those kind of
features.
I know, I read some of your old discussions :) Very helpful
In one you said:
I discovered that the navigator widget is
Félix you have triggered my curiosity. What are you working on?
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Hi BuggyJ,
Your answer brought me quite far :) thank you.
it was not easy to understand that it's not about listening to events, but
to compare changes and trigger a refresh or not.
Unfortunately, the changedTiddlers object does not provide information if a
tiddler was renamed or deleted.
Hello BJ,
thank you for your response, you helped me quite a lot with your answer,
however, I am still stuck a bit :(
Putting $taskgraph/$taskgraph into a tiddler instantiated the object.
But isn't it possible to start the widget automatically after everything
else has booted? Similar to init
Hi Felix,
if you need to do something during startup once, then widgets are the wrong
thing. Module-type startup would come to my mind here, albeit I'm unsure
as to whether they are would you need here. What exactly do you want to
achieve? This is important, as TW5 has so many different module
Hi TheDiveO,
Well to put it shortly:
My Plugin should insert a canvas into the dom automatically at startup and
then register listeners for save and delete events of tiddlers (maybe some
other events too). Tiddlers that possess a certain tag are drawn onto the
canvas at startup. Everytime
From your description I would say that startup modules are not what you are
looking for. Your initial attempt using a widget seems much more plausible.
You probably want your canvas to be in a tiddler and not somewhere else.
One thing to decide on is whether you want to track tiddlers or their
Looking at
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/blob/master/core/modules/syncer.js#L36
I see that you need to register an event listener with the wiki object:
$tw.wiki.addEventListener(change,function(changes) {...});
This is different from the widget-related events you were probably
Hi TheDiveO,
From your description I would say that startup modules are not what you are
looking for. Your initial attempt using a widget seems much more plausible.
You probably want your canvas to be in a tiddler and not somewhere else.
No, the canvas is displayed outside any tiddler at a
Sorry, I didn't notice your message while write my own message.
Looking at
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/blob/master/core/modules/syncer.js#L36
I see that you need to register an event listener with the wiki object:
$tw.wiki.addEventListener(change,function(changes) {...});
Hi Felix,
firstly you are looking in the wrong place, look at the list widget - it
dynamically re-creates elements in a list when tiddlers it contains are
updated and deleted. You will see that it gets the information about
tiddler updates thru the refresh mechanism.
Secondly, tiddlers can be
Hi BJ,
I will take your advice and give it a chance tomorrow!
Good night
Felix
On Thursday, October 23, 2014 9:18:31 PM UTC+2, BJ wrote:
Hi Felix,
firstly you are looking in the wrong place, look at the list widget - it
dynamically re-creates elements in a list when tiddlers it contains
Hi Felix,
the message hello world will appear once when the tiddler containing you
code is loaded. The creating object will only appear when you use your
widget - you need to put $taskgraph /$taskgraph into to some tiddler
then view that tiddler (this will have once you have finished editing
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