Ciao Mark This is still in process but it shows something about Noto *Splitology* that is *really excellent*.
I think real world issues are helpful. For a long time I wanted to present (and edit) movie scripts in TW. The problem I always had was that screenplays have an incredibly strict discipline. Movie makers think in terms of "pages". One script page being one minute of film. Its a very old method. And very odd if you don't use it. But it works well. Very well. What I needed was a way to combine & split according to editing need. This changes over time in screenplay development. In First edit you really need be SCENE focused. In Later edit you need be PAGE focused. The definable split, plus snapshot export back to *one *Tiddler, in Noto, basically gives a method to infinitely play with screenplay writing in a way that actual screenwriters could use. Here is a proof of concept where split in Noto is on every 56th line ... "*splitregexp[%SPLIT%]*" https://tidbits.wiki/noto/notoMAKER.html#MISERY%20PAGINATED MISERY comes out at at 105 pages. That is more or less its length in minutes, so that is perfect for screenwriting. (FYI the visible Page numbers are just dynamic CSS counters on the back of a Noto class., which is what you want, you would not want them hard coded.) FYI, I inserted the split points into the script using Tiddler Commander. So there is no need to leave TW to do that. https://tidbits.wiki/noto/notoMAKER.html#%24%3A%2FCommander I'm pretty sure you could cascade actions like this into "recipes" such that a screenplay author could focus on writing extremely well. Moving between scene splits and page splits via WikiText "compiles". *I wanted you to see it*, mainly because Noto is "document" focused, and this a Good example of that, I think. Noto is very easy to use and, with thought, can be matched to many end purposes. Thanks & best wishes TT On Tuesday, 16 June 2020 18:55:32 UTC+2, TiddlyTweeter wrote: > > Thanks Mark. Much appreciated. > > With a bit of luck I'll do a demo of outcome next couple of days. > > TT > > On Tuesday, 16 June 2020 18:24:28 UTC+2, Mark S. wrote: >> >> I think the only version without splitting was an early version before I >> put splitting in. >> >> The splitting happens in DocumentTemplate. There are 3 places the split >> has to go. Just search for splitregexp . >> >> Why 3? >> >> One finds the new "sentences" and creates the new tiddlers. >> The second performs a count and then inserts the titles into the correct >> place in the list using that count. >> The final finds the first sentence and writes over the original tiddler >> >> HTH >> >> On Monday, June 15, 2020 at 9:46:11 PM UTC-7, TiddlyTweeter wrote: >>> >>> Ciao Mark >>> >>> I'm doing some experiments with *Splitology *in Noto. I can't find the >>> pre-outliner version? One with the global "splitting" off? I can find 3 >>> versions of Outliner. >>> UPDATE: ignore stuff in Red. I found what I needed in an version I >>> saved before. >>> >>> Could you indicate where I can change the regex(?) in the macro(s) that >>> determines the split point so I can modify myself for testing? Just FYI >>> I'll be loading texts with split points indicated by string "*%SPLIT%*" >>> >>> Many thanks >>> TT >>> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/0f780d33-991b-4f6e-8e43-a4af3cfa4bc9o%40googlegroups.com.
