On Feb 2, 10:27 am, Oveek Mallik <[email protected]> wrote:
> I won't comment too much on what's been said, but I really like the
> concept oftiddlyweb, and so far I think the implementation is very
> nice. I do like the decision of making "concrete" bags/folders where
> tiddlers are stored as individual files, while recipes are used as the
> more abstract list of ingredients/bags that can be combined to make up
> a wiki. I sense a lot of potential here. I'd like to comment more on
> this and other things later, but I have a specific question for the
> time being.
Feel free to post here or the dev list as you think of things.
(As an aside is it getting to the point where we should have a
tiddlyweb google group?)
> Is there a way to disable revisions?
Not officially, yet, but I've made a ticket:
http://trac.tiddlywiki.org/ticket/901
> For now I've done it by using a simple hack in the tiddler_put()
> method of the Store class in /tiddlyweb/core/tiddlyweb/stores/text.py.
> I just replaced the line incrementing the revision variable with,
> revision = 1. This causes tiddler updates to always be written to a
> file named '1' instead of a new file each time.
What you've done is basically the thing to do for the time being. What
you could do is subclass the text store and remove revisions from it.
An example of something that does that (for different reasons) can be
seen at:
http://svn.tiddlywiki.org/Trunk/contributors/ChrisDent/experimental/tiddlyweb-plugins/simpletext/
> The reason I want this is to avoid out of control proliferation of
> these revision files. I plan on using MonkeyGTD withtiddlyweb, and
> there will be a lot of toggling of status flags (triggering autosave)
> and other minor edits that don't really require a revision history.
> Also I tend to be a little obsessive, and edit and save in many little
> increments as i'm entering information so that would also cause me to
> end up with a whole bunch of extra files.
One thing you might consider is a store that saves N revisions, and
truncates on the fly when N is hit.
> For the record I'm running this out of svn under both Linux and
> Windows using Python 2.6, and things seem to be working smoothly in
> both cases. I'm still kicking the tires though.
Excellent. One of these days I hope to make the trip into Python 3.
> Great work so far, and hope to give more feedback later.
Looking forward to it.
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