Please note that strictly development-related issues should be discussed
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> #receive non-techy, end-user input(numbers) in a text field and then
> plug into an array
You could use the built-in option macro, e.g.:
<<option txtMyVar>>
This creates (and populates) the variable config.options.txtMyVar.
> #handle inputs with arithmetic in a check register like way
Well, once you have the inputs in a variable, you can do pretty much
anything you like with them.
> #output list of input, running, and final balances in a marked-up html
> table that can be copied and pasted into something that interprets
> html
You could either go with the standard way and create DOM elements, or
use TiddlyWiki's wikify function to generate HTML from wiki markup.
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