> You'll find some documentation about templating in the TiddlySpaceDocs > if you search for > "tscan":http://docs.tiddlyspace.com/#%5B%5BtsScan%20macro%5D%5D >
Thanks. Not much time right now. But right away: I seem to have been mistaken thinking the new templating feature would be a feature of the TW core itself. Now it seems it's actually a TiddlySpace plugin which doesn't do much more than ForEach already could since a long time in stand-alones? > If you click on the icon in the middle of the backstage you'll get > searchoptions which will let you search across the TiddlySpaceVerse > for anything you want... > I must be doing something wrong, because when I search for 'plugin' I get 16 entries, for the 'systemConfig' tag 8, and both together it shows just 9 plugins?? (in each of my TWs I'll find more...) > You can create a Space which will fetch all kinds of material > published on TiddlySpace - and you are free to do so. > If you have a great idea for collecting documentation about plugins > (i.e. get the description slice and throw it into the template ) > please sign up to TiddlySpace and I'll add you as a member of the > extentions space... > You know what I do when I need to search for a plugin? I open an old 13MB TW where I imported all plugins until two years ago, exactly because 'TiddlyHub' seemed never to catch up. 1300 systemConfigs and almost 300 scripts in total. Though it's outdated I still always find something useful or a hind where to look for. At the time of it's creation FF wasn't that stable and often crashed with this TW. Now that would be very improved.. > TiddlySpace isn't a new TiddlyWiki - it's a framework which lets us > use and exploit new ways of using tiddlywiki online - it has some > great features, like creating HTML representations of tiddlers and > binary files (yes you can upload images etc ...) > If I can already have all these features in a standalone, why would I dare to go there without the ability to create minimal testcase wikis to ask for help, or find a mistake myself as a non-developer? All those dependencies make it that much less hack-able. > It would be really nice if some of "the old hackers" started using it > - so things could get more available from one place - TiddlySpace... > Ok, I might give it a trial. But first would want to know what the 3 'includes': system-plugins, 'system-info' and 'system-images' do. Do I need all these 83 'excludeLists' tiddlers, or can I delete them and still have it fully functioning as with a regular stand-alone TW? -- 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.
