Hi Tony!
A great example of inheritance and object type programming is TiddlyTables
by Alan Aldrich!
On Sunday, December 15, 2019 at 3:39:53 AM UTC+3:30, TonyM wrote:
>
> Folks
>
> I love this abstract thinking and do it a lot myself.
>
> Keep in mind the same "method" can be applied to more than one tiddler. To
> me macros and buttons can do this and in some ways transcluding a special
> tiddler (like an object) via the view template conditionally can apply a
> method to a tiddler.
>
> My recent use of storyTiddler allows you to coopt current tiddler as a
> parameter to a "method" e.g.
> {{Param||methodtiddler}} in wich current tiddler becomes Params tiddler
> has the login and the real current tiddler is in storyTiddler variable. You
> can access all fields on the storytiddler, or the param tiddler and with
> and additional variable the methodtiddlers fields.
>
> One coding practice of mine is to avoid the use of the text field on
> working tiddlers to reserve it for notes so I have to use the view template
> to display tiddler content.
>
> Of interest with method tiddlers that have wiki text code in them you can
> define macros, introduce styles, wiki text and widgets in a single tiddler.
>
> I am currently researching code patterns to ensure this approach is
> comprehensive and without gaps.
>
> One gap I am working on is automating the setting some fields based on a
> value in a variable for widgets that only accept fields or text references.
> To do this I need to use the open tiddler trigger.
>
Alan has used a great solution for this! When you put <<table>> in an empty
tiddler, it shows a button to instantiate a new object based on the base
class.
> Another endeavour of mine is to make use of existing triggers usually in
> existing buttons to trigger additional actions to reduce the need for
> additional triggers the user needs to pull. I am somewhat slowed down on
> this because its similar but different to Jeremy s project to allow widgets
> to have custom actions.
>
>
> Regards
> Tony
>
In my opinion Tiddlywiki has amazing feature but most of them are not
documented or under-documented!
--Mohammad
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