Hola Danielo,
1) "/src" – My tiddlymap gulpfile script reads the src files from this
folder (maybe have a look at the script, you can simply reuse it for
your purpose)
2) "/dist" – here are the minified dist files
3) "/bundle" – all distfiles are wrapped by the gulpfile script to
produce a
Nice! Glad it helped you.
On 01/30/2016 03:00 PM, Matabele wrote:
> Hi Felix
>
> Many thanks -- perfectly clear :-)
>
> regards
>
> On Saturday, 30 January 2016 14:12:28 UTC+2, Felix Küppers wrote:
>
>
> A detailed example of a PR workflow
>
> --
>
n
22. do a "push --force" to your repo to completely override
"fixforproblem1" on your remote
23. Done, your PR will only contain one commit with the updated changes
Hope it helps
Felix
>
> regards
>
> On Saturday, 30 January 2016 00:55:58 UTC+2, Felix Küppers wrote:
&
Hi Devin,
you need to create a new tiddler based on the old tiddler and also
override the "tags" field, also you need to clone the array to work with
it using slice. The $tw.Tiddler() constructor accepts tiddler objects as
arguments and "hashmaps" so just do the following (off the top of my
Continued discussion started by Devin from:
https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/1a20b6b7-f7a3-40a0-8712-82a4c6fc86c6%40googlegroups.com?utm_medium=email_source=footer
*Intro:*
While a poll in the tw community reveiled "warm feelings" in connection to
additional closures – and there
Hi Alain,
> because, I guess, the global var *window* is only defined if using a
> browser.
>
> What is the usual way of dealing with this within node.js ??
It is not good style that the lib assumes the window object exists while
it is loaded. Not sure how you can solve this.
I would suggest
; And now, the version 1.0 of the plugin is officially available to try
> and download at
> http://snowgoon88.github.io/TW5-extendedit
>
> And the source is at
> https://github.com/snowgoon88/TW5-extendedit/
>
> Enjoy, comment and critic :o)
> Alain
>
>
> On Mon, Dec 28, 20
Hi Alain,
very glad you picked this up.
Would be great if you could also add an autocompletion trigger. When I
am inside a word that starts with `[[abc` and I hit a keycombo, then the
list pops up with tiddler names matching "abc".
In IDEs (Eclipse, Netbeans, Atom, Geany etc.) it is a
Hi Tobias
> I'm a bit struggling trying to understand this workflow / setup.
>
> Here's a setup I created today for a macro called *dict* that
> I am trying to turn into and publish as my first actual plugin...
Glad you make this step. Given your level of productivity, I expect 100
plugins by the
Hi Phil.
For bigger projects, I highly recommend you develop plugins not in the
browser. (although great browser based plugin boilerplates exist like Tinka
by Andreas Hahn).
Do I just leave out the author name from
> `wiki\plugins\PhDyellow\pluginname` and just use `wiki\plugins\pluginname`?
Hi Tobias.
> Never seen or generated any performance test results myself however:
> Jeremy claims it will be significantly more performant without the
> extra conditional.
IMO avoiding redundancy is worth more than the minimal speed increment
that results from a single comparison step. On this
Hi Jeremy
> I think filter operators are one place that is absolutely worth the
> effort to do some basic optimisatoin. Filter operators are
> called repeatedly during filter processing; for users with 10,000
> tiddlers then even a modest improvement in filter performance is worth it.
Thinking
One of the things I am trying to do during this process is to create
documentation of the subclasses and their methods of $tw. This has
been useful for me to get an idea of what's out there and what I can
use. Does such a list already exist anywhere? If not, I'll try to make
it publically
Servus Mario,
Walking up the dom-node tree and checking for a class is a nice idea. I
initially wanted to extract the information from the widget tree but
your idea is way easier.
If there is no better solution, I'll go with your suggestion! Thanks!
-Felix
On 20.06.2015 00:56, PMario wrote:
Hi @all
I want to prevent that a widget is displayed in preview when a tiddler is
edited. Instead I want to display a placeholder.
Is there an easy way or predefined function that I can call from inside a
widget to find out whether this widget is inside a draft?
Otherwise I would be forced to
Hi,
I once wanted to do a PR for this feature but then solved it in a
different way...
@James maybe have a look at:
https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5/issues/1109
-Felix
On 09.06.2015 19:39, Jeremy Ruston wrote:
Hi James
Adding an invert attribute to the checkbox widget is reasonable.
Hi Devin.
The problem here is that the tabs macro generates its state hash without
giving the api user any chance to control this. There is no clean way to
retrieve the state tiddler but you could use a prefix to retrieve a
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God eftermiddag Mat
To my satisfaction, Felix' proposals for user options on how to open a
tiddler
http://tiddlywiki.com/prerelease/#%24%3A%2Fcore%2Fui%2FControlPanel%2FSettings%2FLinkToBehaviour
seem
to make it to 5.1.9. Great!
Thanks :)
IMO we should have some equivalent option for
/bugfixes in that period as well?
-Felix
On 24.05.2015 00:46, kixam wrote:
Hi Felix,
On Friday, May 22, 2015 at 1:31:17 PM UTC+2, Felix Küppers wrote:
PS: FYI vis.js 3.12.0 is out
Thanks, I updated the repo! The guys at vis.js are heavily working
on 4.0 which will bring many
Hi kixam,
I adapted my plugin to 4.0.0 this morning... there are quite some
changes indeed. But I sure can wait before I push to the repo - or at
least before I update the demo website.
That would be great
I forked your vis.js plugin and posted a pull request, but this can
wait too...
Hi kixam,
great stuff!
Here goes...
- new project repo: https://github.com/kixam/TW5-visjsTimeline
- new detached plugin repo: https://github.com/kixam/TW5-moment.js
- new demo/install page: http://kixam.github.io/TW5-visjsTimeline
I hope I got everything right... please tell me
On 22.05.2015 09:34, kixam wrote:
I am thinking of using the nice nav buttons from felixhayashi's
tiddlymap though, but first I would rather they would be included in
the vis.js plugin instead, if possible. I may look into it but it
seems not very easy.
Anything vis.js ships with is included
Hi kixam,
Martin (Emkay) replied to my private message and kindly added a BSD
license to his repo just a few minutes ago. So its all good now :)
-Felix
Hello,
Thank you for informing me. Changes in my life mean I have been unable
to carry the visjs timeline forward.
I am happy with the
Nicely done Kixam!
Were you able to contact Emkay about the original code's license? I
couldn't find any license information on his github repo.
Also, if you take over his project (because it looks like he abandoned
it and you are willing to deploy it), maybe you could inform him and
rename the
Hi kixam,
Initially, I planned to do that, but I thought most of the work was
made by emkay, and it would be easier for his fans to follow up if my
updates were just that: updates.
I strongly agree. But it seems that he is not reacting at all and it
would be sad if such a great plugin gets
Hi Ton, Hi kixam,
just wanted to mention that any plugin-module using the TW5 visjs
plugin from my repo (or from the tiddlymap demo site) needs to import
the node module like this:
varvis =require($:/plugins/felixhayashi/vis/vis.js);
Also installing tiddlymap is not needed when you just want
Hi Kixam,
My mistake, I was missing uglifycss so your build.sh script could not
process all it should have.
Ah, so you are using the build script I wrote :) If you discover a
problem, please report them at github.
I got a hit that there is. From your own TiddlyMap plugin's plugin.info:
|
Hi Kixam,
you don't need to install tiddlymap if you just want to use the visjs
library with nodejs just go to
https://github.com/felixhayashi/TW5-Vis.js and grab the stuff in the
dist folder. to drag and drop the plugin, visit the tiddlymap demo
site and just drag the visjs plugin into your
Good stuff!
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I agree with Mat, editing is really useful. Especially adding results that
emerged in the discussion to the OP.
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Hi,
anybody knows whether it is somehow possible to put a fields value as
multiline into a *.tid file (not the text field) so linebreaks are
considered spaces?
e.g.
field1: bla
field2: blabla
continued bla -!
fieldx: blub
hsdjkfh fdhjh gjkfdh gjkdfhg fdjkhg d
f jgfdkh gjkfdg
hfdjgh dfg
Hi
For something I did recently, I used messages, which are cought and
processed by widgets surrounding the UI that implements the
functionality.
Andreas advice is good. TW allows you to add event properties via widget
attributes and then you can access them from within your handler code
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
;-)
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
: $:/status/UserName, text:
Joel}));
};
})();|
On Tuesday, February 17, 2015 at 4:59:10 PM UTC-6, Felix Küppers
wrote:
Hi,
I think you need to add some more instructions like
exports.name http://exports.name = blabla;
exports.platforms
True
On 18.02.2015 19:07, Tobias Beer wrote:
Actually in TW5 you don't need to add a tiddler field
module-type, it
is automatically recognized when module-type is added as a field in
the comments and the plugin's shadow tiddlers are loaded. But if it
works for you I guess
Hi Yun,
Actually in TW5 you don't need to add a tiddler field module-type, it
is automatically recognized when module-type is added as a field in
the comments and the plugin's shadow tiddlers are loaded. But if it
works for you I guess it is fine then :)
-Felix
On 18.02.2015 15:17,
Hi,
I think you need to add some more instructions like
exports.name = blabla;
exports.platforms = [browser];
exports.after = [startup];
exports.before = [rootwidget];
exports.synchronous = true;
-felix
On 17.02.2015 23:38, yun.zho...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
I am still very new to TW5
Hi Stephan
- I understand that the tiddlers inside a plugin are considered shadow
tiddlers regardless of the name but I don't understand the why. Is it
simply the fact they are in a plugin that makes them shadow tiddlers?
It is to keep all tiddlers of a plugin bundled so when
Hi Tobi,
I find it difficult to agree. Perhaps that is owed to my not being a
hardcore developer but I would think that there factually is no such
hardcore documentation standard. There are project guidelines, styles and
implementations ...adopting this or that method, maybe jsdoc.
JSDOC
Hi,
I am thinking this is actually an area where we *definitely* should eat
our own dogfood.
When it comes to API docs, we should stick to standards like JSDOC. Code
needs to be documented in a most comprehensible and standard compliant way
to ensure other developers can pick it up and
Wow, I am really impressed.
Great work.
On 23.01.2015 21:53, Astrid Elocson wrote:
Hi Felix,
I agree entirely! In fact, I added that very point to the Filter
Syntax tiddler a few days ago in my local copy of the repository
(which I haven't pushed yet).
Here's the text:
The output of a
Hi,
I am trying to get a topnavigation bar working and I experience the
following problem:
Any tiddler navigation results in a scroll of the storyriver to focus a
tiddler. The focussing sets the storyriver to a certain position I cannot
influence by any config so if I have a navigation bar, I
Hi Ton,
For 2) (see also e.g. http://tw5toolbar.tiddlyspot.com) you can shift the
story-river and the Sidebar downwards (Top Sidebar and Top story-river in
Settings; see $:/_stylesheet/settings).
Yes at the beginning this works, but stylsheets do not have an effect once
tw starts scrolling
Hi @all,
I am a little confused. I want to version my plugin the following way:
MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH+BUILD
I am used to the BUILD version appendix to indicate a build that does not
necessarily correspond to a version change. It's used when building debian
packages.
However, this is blocked by
Hmm, turns out
$tw.utils.checkVersions
is responsible for this but does not compare the build version even though
$tw.utils.parseVersion
returns a* build* property.
...
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Maybe it would be a good idea to offer a force import button when using
import? For example when I want to do a downgrade? Just an idea...
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Hi Danielo,
It should listen and track changes to tiddlers,
This means your module is active from the beginning on. Sounds like a
startup module to me. not a library and not a widget.
be responsible of telling what should be uploaded, what can be refreshed
and to start the process of
Hi Jörg,
I'm pretty new to TW, but I find Taskgraph not working with 5.1.5?
Well, this is embarrassing :)
Especially since 5.1.5 is the only version it should work with (5.1.4 is
not supported) :)
Maybe try the demo with another browser?
I am doing a rework of taskgraph at the moment which
Hi Jörg,
what you did is absolutely correct. I looked at the debug (just open
firebug and restart your wiki) and it is clearly my fault.
The demo is set to a view called component per default. however, the view
doesn't exist anymore when you copy the plugin from the demo site.
You can fix this
Hi Lebrun,
Is there a mean to detect that a tiddler is about to close (in widget's
code) ?
In my widget, there is an animation with a periodic function launched
every xx ms with setTimeout or with requestAnimationFrame().
I would like to stop that function when tiddler closes, to free
Sorry, Jeremy already suggested it. I completely forgot to read his comment.
Felix
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Hi Jeremy,
thanks for mentioning the plugin :)
Just wanted to say, I have been very busy with working on it the last days
and I will release a new version next week with a lot of (internal) changes.
So I hope nobody uses taskgraph already in production (except danielo :) as
some things may
Hello Danielo,
When I started with tiddlyDrive project it was very clear on my mind that I
did not want to create a syncAdaptor. The main reason is because the
syncadaptors are focused on server side, so unless the server is running on
your own machine you end up with nothing. I wanted to
hola
The problem with a hidden widget is that it cannot retrieve the current
tiddlers title.
Why? Most of the widgets does this.
Hmm, I don't think so. You can only do this by passing currentTiddler
as an argument to the widget and reading that argument later with
getAttribute(). But
Hola
As part of tiddlydrive I want the plugin to query the server for available
tiddlers on startup. The idea is to give the server a list of the already
available tiddlers on the wiki and the server will reply back with a list
of those tiddlers that are on the server but not on the wiki.
Hi Danielo
Thank you also for the example you provided me.
Nice, you're welcome.
If you have any other idea or suggestions I'm sure it will be very
helpful.
Regards.
Indeed I have some ideas (no need to implement them but maybe worth a
thought)
* maybe you could save the
* maybe you could save the timestamp when the wiki was loaded and have a
global upload button that saves all tiddlers that have changed since that
time.
Or you could also listen to tiddler changes and create list of tiddler
which have changed and not been uploaded yet..
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Hi Danielo,
I also though about starting the ajax automatically when the tiddler is
displayed, but I was not sure on how to implement it. A hidden widget maybe
can be a solution. I don't understand why do you consider better getting
via DOM selection.
The problem with a hidden widget is
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,
$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
Hi,
would be great if anybody could provide a hint why this is not working as
expected (it should only return $:/Control/Panel instead it returns all
system tiddlers in the system).
Just copypaste the code in firebug (or console) after opening tiddlywiki.com
var filter = (function() {
var
Does...
$tw.wiki.compileFilter(filter)
...return a function?
If not then tell me what this is supposed to do...
iterator(tObj, tRefs[i]);
Best wishes, Tobias.
Hi Tobias,
compileFilter returns a compiled filter function.
see code at github or topics:
Ok, I think it is a misunderstanding on my side. Using
all[tiddlers+shadows] prevents source() from being executed.
Simply ommiting the all[tiddlers+shadows] part makes tw inject the iterator
into the provided source.
Hope my explanation is correct.
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Moin Moin,
I thought we are at tiddlywikidev :)
Early in the mrning ^^
I feel you man :)
[$:/library/sjcl.js]
What's that telling me? I really don't know.
Haha nice. this is the first result picked from the result set of all
tiddlers.
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Hi Jeremy,
What's going on is that the all filter operator acts as a selector,
rather than a filter. It ignores the incoming list of tiddlers, and creates
a new list from the store.
thanks for that explanation! This is also how I understood it in the end:
Ok, I think it is a
Hi Tobias,
this is not so easy you need to read the files at github to get the
picture. It has nothing to do with daily filter usage and is only relevant
if you want to use a filter on a set of tiddlers
- What are the precise processing implications?
Selectors decide what tiddlers to
- and which is fired in one case but not in the other = Why?
It is ignored because the selector all[...] already defines a set of
tiddlers and thus does not look at the set of tiddlers by the source
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How come *[all[]* is a selector defining a set and *[all[shadows]]* or
*[all[shadows+tiddlers]]* are not?
all[] seems to be just a dummy placeholder which serves no function but to
return the source, when you provide a source, you can just ommit it.
Is it that, sometimes, source is
So many talented developers talking about pre-compiled filters raises my
curiosity. Is there any place to read about them? I'm familiar with
callbacks and some JavaScript design patterns such as the module pattern.
Is that enough to understand this ?
Danielo, you understand everything
Hi Mario,
I looked at codemirror/files/tiddlywiki.files
https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2FJermolene%2FTiddlyWiki5%2Fblob%2Fmaster%2Fplugins%2Ftiddlywiki%2Fcodemirror%2Ffiles%2Ftiddlywiki.filessa=Dsntz=1usg=AFQjCNEKLSPVHQhJsSv2gD0HDbZuxlHL7g
but could you please be more
Just a remark: For the taskgraph plugin I use a node.js taskrunner called
gulp to compile the plugin (using a gulpfile.js). Here it makes absolute
sense to use an os independent approach.
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Hi Danielo,
Thank you for your help!
This was also my first thought. Then I saw that the vis.js designers have a
switch-case implemented that decides how to export the object based on
different scenarios.
function webpackUniversalModuleDefinition(root, factory) {
if(typeof exports ===
Hi Tobias,
exports are used in a modular javascript-system to make pieces of code
publicly usable by other js-modules. Otherwise they are not visible.
Javascript itself does not know this concept as everything is stored in one
file. but with node.js it is possible and tw also uses this to
However. I already solved the problem (see a post above)
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Hi,
Say I have a tiddler T1 with a widget A that uses the transcluded content
of a tiddler T2 as its body.
T1 looks like
$A{T2}/$A
T2 looks e.g. like this
blabla
$list filter=[tag[hi]]/$list
$button message=somemessage param=helloclickbutton/$button
bla
Widget A is now the parent of the
Hi everybody,
I have spent much to time trying to figure out how to get the vis.js
library integrated.
I created a bash script that translates the css that urls comply to the
internal tw-paths. The script also builds the tiddlywiki.files file.
The plugin is correctly displayed as plugin in a
Hi,
because I had this issue a while ago and I am currently refactoring my code
and creating helper functions I just wanted to publish one of my util
functions that easily lets you filter on a given subset. Doesn't work with
IE8 because of isArray() ...well who cares? :)
/**
* This
Not to confuse with what this guy does with a hook :)
http://imageprocessor.websimages.com/width/282/crop/0,0,282x340/www.onceuponafans.com/Dustin%20Hoffman%20as%20Hook.jpg
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Hi,
I have worked a lot with compiled filters now but this one here... I just
don't get it.
If you open tiddlywiki.com and a firebug (or similar) browser-console and
enter
var filter = [title[Get the Ring]] [title[Kill the Dragon]];
var compiledFilter = $tw.wiki.compileFilter(filter);
var
Hi Jeremy,
I had never guessed that. After two hours of testing I was about to reboot
my pc because I thought its a problem with the cache or something.
Thank you!
Felix
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Hi Jeremy,
sorry, I have only now read your comment.
If you can, though, I'd recommend using a global variable created in $tw.
Thanks. I followed your recommendation! Also I created a namespace property
in $tw for my plugin.
Felix
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Hi Jeremy,
It's a bad idea for a widget to add event listeners to the DOM (other than
to the dom elements that it creates). You'd be better off attaching your
event listener inside a startup module within the same plugin. You can use
closures or globals to communicate with your widget
Hello Jeremy,
great to discover that everything is already taken care of :) I did not
know that.
Thank you
Felix
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Hi,
I have another question :)
I need to register to window resize events to calculate the size of my
canvas as it's not possible with css without changing too much of TW.
However, once my widget is destroyed, I cannot remove the eventlisteners
and next time the widget is created again, it
... I would prefer a destructor call over a mutation observer
(https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MutationObserver).
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very creative! but I also doubt that resize events get propagated as
iframes have their own dom.
But I appreciate your idea BJ.
Thanks
Felix
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Cool, then I will do it this way too :)
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Hi,
why not: \\ ?. latex also uses them.
Stephan is right, unix commands with .. at the end are quite common as
they refer to the directory above.
Am Freitag, 31. Oktober 2014 08:01:28 UTC+1 schrieb Stephan Hradek:
Am Freitag, 31. Oktober 2014 07:49:22 UTC+1 schrieb Danielo Rodríguez:
Hi @all,
Is it possible to create a button that reads its set-destination from a
current tiddler's field and once pressed echo some text to another tiddlers
field?
The problem is, setting set to the field by TextReference prohibits
specifying the field of the destination that shall be changed
Thanks, I will try that later
Am Freitag, 31. Oktober 2014 13:50:23 UTC+1 schrieb Stephan Hradek:
I think it should work when you define a macro for the button and pass
your values in the $macrocall.
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Sweet!
I didn't know that the TextReference would actually be evaluated if it is
constructed in the macro.
Thank you for your example Danielo!
I think this the same what Stephan proposed, so thank you as well.
regards Felix
Am Freitag, 31. Oktober 2014 18:48:03 UTC+1 schrieb Danielo
I didn't know either until I tried. To be honest I didn't even thing about
if it was possible, it just came to me.
Danielo, you are the chosen one :)
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Jeremy.
On Mon, Oct 27, 2014 at 9:44 PM, Felix Küppers felixk...@hotmail.de
javascript: wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
Great, thank you very much!
I didn't know you could specify code in emptyMessage to react to empty
lists :)
Only one remark. I just noticed, its not possible to specify
Hi Danielo,
Glad that you ask :)
Yes, it's related to my proposal at
https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=de#!topic/tiddlywikidev/UafAzk5Bt7k.
It's a two level project:
*First Step:* I will introduce a mechanism to explicitly link tiddlers and
visualize them as nodes on a canvas.
Motivation:
Hi Danielo
Glad you like my plugins. I was in a similar situation that you are
currently when I develop them: I use TW a lot and I missed those kind of
features.
I know, I read some of your old discussions :) Very helpful
In one you said:
I discovered that the navigator widget is
Jeremy.
On Sat, Oct 25, 2014 at 6:46 PM, Felix Küppers felixk...@hotmail.de
javascript: wrote:
I'm sorry, I just realized the code I posted above is not quite correct.
However, I think the idea becomes is clear and it's easy to implement.
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Hi,
I really like the search mechanism of TW. It's very fast and simple.
When I begin to search, the reveal mechanism of TW hides the tabs and only
displays the search results.
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$reveal
I'm sorry, I just realized the code I posted above is not quite correct.
However, I think the idea becomes is clear and it's easy to implement.
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