Hello all
> e.g., suppose you define [[Aliases]] to contain something like:
> --------------------
> |path|c:\path\prefix\|
> |projectname|sometext|
> --------------------
> (i.e., a slice table with two entries, "path" and "projectname")
>
> then, when a tiddler is about to be wikified(), the AliasPlugin code
> could scan the tiddler source text for a unique marker sequence: %%
> %markername%%% (e.g. %%%path%%%) and replace any matching markers with
> their corresponding values, prior to rendering.
>
> Does this sound like a reasonable usage for your purposes?
Eric, I'm absolutely for this. This would be great for different kinds
of link rebinding ([1]): in both internet for avoiding problems
because of site moving, like, say, tiddlywiki.org ->
oldwiki.tiddlywiki.org, and local file system, especially for
scientific references. I mean, once I tried to collect references for
one work in a tiddlers like this
|[1]| <link to the article> |
|[2]| <link to the article> |
...
but I even don't remember if I succeeded with substituting of [[link
text|link to the article]] by "[[link text|reference to the slice
containing the link]]" (I mean some bulky construction with such
"meaning"), but I did, it was nonuseful because of awkwardness.
So a thing like
ReferencesTiddler
|A heavily referenced site| http://some-base.org/ |
...
|[1]| http://a-reference-to-an-article.org/referencedArticle.html
|
SomeTiddler
...
Here's an [[important thing|%%%A heavily referenced site%%%some-
article.html]] which is not mentioned in [[the article|%%%[1]%%%]].
would be absolutely great (if I understood you correctly).
[1] some thoughts about link rebinding:
http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywikidev/browse_thread/thread/787539bd400c88e7
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