Just a by-the-by, but I've experimented with making a codemirror plugin for TW5. I got it working but found that it was too slow to activate for me. I will brush off the code at some point and put it in the TW5 plugin repo.
Cheers Jeremy On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 1:23 AM, Yakov <[email protected]>wrote: > > понедельник, 6 мая 2013 г., 21:27:59 UTC+4 пользователь PMario написал: > >> Hi Yakov, >> Thx for the detailed feedback. It's allways very welcome. >> >> On Monday, May 6, 2013 5:20:09 PM UTC+2, Yakov wrote: >>> >>> Second, I must admit, it wasn't easy with current documentation and >>> notes from previous attempts helped me. I'd suggest to create an >>> "installation" section and list these steps there: >>> >> There is a video for tiddlyspace that may help (for TS users) >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5tq5xv0FHU >> I think I'll have to add some links to the ..Info tiddler. >> >> My point is, it would be useful, if there were *all* the steps at one > place, as separately all of them appear in the repository, most at least > twice.. > > >> >>> If you want to have "block indent" you'll need ExtraKeysAddOn >> >> Ok, I see, I'll take this into account. > >> >> Next, I've encountered several bugs which I'll list in the order of >>> descreasing importance [all the plugins I used are of up-to-date versions; >>> I haven't installed the two additional plugins]: >>> >>> * for me, in both Opera and FireFox text selection in the cmEdit mode is >>> invisible (that's rather disturbing for the workflow), but that happens >>> only in my local TW, not in the TiddlySpace repository of CodeMirrorPlugins >>> >> ** may be I installed something wrongly? looks like I took all the >>> necessary tiddlers from [1] >>> >> I'll need to check this for vanilla file TW. >> I did some mini-mini-mini test with Opera / Win7 so need to have a look >> there too. Does Opera allready use the WebKit rendering libraries? >> >> I think no. They declared their intention, but I think if they changed > Presto to WebKit, they would surely write that in the changelog, and that > haven't happened yet. > > >> * after content-type is chosen with typeChooser, the text area gets >>> hidden. Saving and reopening the tiddler gets it back to visible and the >>> content-type is saved, though >>> >> Don't know about this behaviour. Need to check with a vanilla TW. >> >> >>> * when I press and hold the "down" button, sometimes the cursor doesn't >>> go just down, but also jumps to the right >>> ** I haven't succeed to make this totally reproducabe -- even for me in >>> the same conditions it sometimes happens and sometimes doesn't. The only >>> thing I can say is I that happened in a tiddler which consists totally of >>> list items of different levels >>> >> This was a known error with the codemirror library I'm using. It should >> have been fixed there, but I can see it from time to time too. But for me >> it wasn't enough annoyance, to fix it :) I'll have a look. May be an update >> to the latest 2.x version will help. >> > Yeap, that's a minor bug, I mentioned it because I've noticed that, don't > expect that will annoy much. > > >> >> >>> * finally, " " still appears next to the "1" in the line number >>> colomn >>> >> From where did you import your plugins. >> codemirror-plugins.tiddlyspace.com? >> This one should be deffinitely gone. Which file TW version do you use? >> >> > I took the plugins from http://codemirror.tiddlyspace.com/. (by the way, > in the HelloWorld there's a wrong link to > http://codemirror-plugin.tiddlyspace.com/, in the "Info" section). I took > a look at the codemirror-plugins space, but no plugins are listed in the > timeline because of the excludeLists so I haven't found them. Anyway, > zCodeMirrorPlugin has the same 0.2.8 version as in the codemirror space and > so CMEditCommands does (0.1.3). Other tiddlers don't contain any Version > slices. Are they different in the two repositories? > > >> Some wishes and then ideas: >>> >>> * it would be much more convenient if the typeChooser is a toolbar >>> command as well -- in this case it wouldn't be necessary to edit templates >>> at all >>> >> Good idea. Need to check if that's possible. >> >> >>> * would be very nice if the "Are you sure you want to abandon your >>> changes" prompt doesn't appear if no changes were applied. As for now it >>> does in the zCodeMirrorPlugin even if it wasn't touched; and if any tiddler >>> was touched but it led to no changes (say, pressed space and then >>> backspace), the prompt appears as well >>> >> The codemirror library, doesn't keep track of changes in a way, that you >> know if something was "really" changed. As soon as any key is pressed I >> need to invalidate the "TW core" editor/buffer, otherwise the "core refresh >> and cancel" handling bites me. There is probably no easy way to fix this >> (but I need to have a look at the latest cm library documentation) >> >> First, let me notice that the issue regarding zCodeMirrorPlugin doesn't > have to do with those problems. Other than that, I see. Just write if you > get any new about this. > > There are two more questions about "how much is it possible to interact > with the plugin?": > * first, if it's possible to create autoindent, is it possible to create > autocomplete/autoreplace as well? (autoreplace can be particularly useful > with html entities and some math notations) > * second, is it possible to add classes styling of which will be applied > in the edit mode as well? What I mean: > > .red { color: red; } in StyleSheet > > {{red{smth bad}}} in wikitext > > and then "smth bad" becomes red not only in the view mode, but also in the > cmEdit mode. > > >> * an idea: to extend the x-tiddlywiki highlightning so that inner links >>> and wikiwords are highlighted too (may be with blue, paler than that of >>> external links) >>> >> what do you mean with "inner links" ... "[[" and "]]" are highlighted. >> The text in between, is not. >> hmm. ... WikiWords we'll see >> >> Well, I mean that the "target tiddler" part in the "[[label|target > tiddler]]" wikitext can be highlighted (meaning that that's a tiddler). > Likewise, WikiWords can be highlighted in the same manner. And if "[[target > tiddler]]" gets highlighted, it probably also does so in <<tiddler [[target > tiddler]]>> notation.. The overall idea is to highlight the target links. > > >> * also, as for now I don't see any reason (aside developer's convenience) >>> to keep all those separated tiddlers: for the ease of installation, it >>> would be more useful to have at least zCodeMirrorPlugin, CMEditCommands >>> merged and also codemirror.js, codemirror.css and runmode.js merged >>> >> It was intended, to be used with the "tiddlyspace include mechanism", so >> several tiddlers are no problem here. I could update the build process. >> >> I see. I use CodeMirror locally, that's why I'm asking. Though, I think, > I'll use it through the SharedTiddlersPlugin's including, so that probably > won't be a problem. > > >> Finally, thanks again for the plugin(s). >>> >> you are welcome >> >> issues can be posted here too: >> https://github.com/pmario/tw.CodeMirrorPlugin/issues >> >> Ok, may be I'll post the main ones, like the invisible selection issue.. > >> >> have fun! >> mario >> PS: Please be patient, because I'll have to update the "build process" to >> use "TW5 builds TW2" first. >> >> Right. > > Best regards, > Yakov. > > -- > 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 post to this group, send email to [email protected]. > Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en. > For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out. > > > -- Jeremy Ruston mailto:[email protected] -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. 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