Lists were the first thing I grabbed onto about TW5 that I thought, wow,
this will definitely be worth upgrading to TW5. I have a TWc file with
nearly everything I need to teach a college class. When TW5 gets auto-save
and more robust javascript error handling, I'll switch. TW5 and lists will
allow more flexibility with creating a class teaching outline, using
certain tags or fields, on the fly rather than manually copying and pasting
things. This assumes I break my currently monolithic tiddlers into parts
and recombine them as desired using lists later. Just for experiment sake
and because I deal with them sometimes, I have added some Bible verses to a
TW5 and created 3 fields (biblebook, biblechapter, bibleverse). If you do
that with some verses, you can create a nested list providing all verses
within a certain book, chapter, or verse range. Someone could use this
structure applied to other literature to take notes for class, write a
reference book draft, create a survey, or create a test bank for tests (if
there was a random tiddler picker that would pick 20-35 questions at random
from a pool and place them in the list; TWc has something like this for
themes).
Book
Chapter
Verse range...Verse range
Joshua
PS. I imagine all of these things could be done with TWc but TW5 brought
them to my attention and skill level immediately.
On Wednesday, September 25, 2013 7:40:00 AM UTC-5, David Gifford wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> Just trying to grasp the list filter in TiddlyWiki 5. I get the impression
> that it will be very useful, but for lack of imagination or whatever, I am
> not seeing what those uses are.
>
> What advantages do you see coming from this filter?
> How are you using it or how do you plan to use it?
> What other use cases do you foresee?
>
> Those going to the hangout today might chat about this on there for a
> while. I will be teaching at that time today so I can't attend.
>
> Dave
>
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