Hello Tobias, > I would never have TagSearchPlugin create any tiddler for which there > is an entry in some section in TagSearchConfig. It is up to the user > to do that.
Why not though? If one wants a dozen '1st class' tags which carry the same category tag (e.g. Jan, Feb, ... all tagged 'Month'), it is tedious to give that category tag to each of them by hand. Consider that with a number of categories... I figure it could be much quicker to write a list of the whole structure and generate tiddlers and tags automatically from that. > So, TagSearchConfig along with an implementation of your idea would in > its most simple form look like this... > > !Tags > Planet > RocketType > !Priority > high > low > !More > sysTag > strayThought > > And the corresponding macro call like this... > <<tagsearch source:TagSearchConfig##Tags more:TagSearchConfig##More > cats:TagSearchConfig>> Well, this still puts categories (Planet, RocketType) on the same syntactical level as category values (high, low) and 'independent' tags. Likewise a category can be a section heading (Priority, More -- 'More' also seems a kind of category) or not (Planets, RocketType). It may work code-wise but it's hard to grasp for the end user, I think. Maybe I'm fundamentally misunderstanding this. > Thus, it is not evident that all of the config stuff you want to use > comes from one tiddler, which is especially true if you actually > wanted different sections but only one config tiddler, e.g. > > <<tagsearch source:TagSearchConfig##TagList2 cats:TagSearchConfig>> > > It could however be simplified such that you could say... > <<tagsearch config:TagSearchConfig>> The simplification would be handy. But I see your reason for using the params. I don't know how to combine that with the syntax change I'm thinking of above... is it possible to nest sections? cheers, ~P -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
