By the way, the results of testing with CodeMirror. in CodeMirror editor, the suggestions are shown without any changes of AutoSuggestPlugin (!), and if I click a suggesion with the cursor, it is inserted as expected. However, the behaviour of up/down arrows and enter key is not what is expected: when I press enter (after, say, I've typed [[To and the first suggestion is ToolbarCommands), I get *both *linebreak and the suggestion inserted, resulting in [[To olbarCommands A similar thing happens with arrows: when I press "down" to select another suggestion, the cursor goes down as well, making the suggestion dropdown disappear.
I'll report when I test this with the View Mode/Inline Editing plugins [1] (presumably it's enough to add the autoSuggest command to the ViewToolbar slice..) Best regards, Yakov. [1] https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/0FT6iBneYOk среда, 9 апреля 2014 г., 0:21:43 UTC+4 пользователь Yakov написал: > > Hello Albert, > > This may be of interest: > > in the current snapshot (0.2.2) there's > > config.options.chkAutoSuggestGlobal > > option that is defined in your code, but which is not used anyhow; > at the same time there's > > chkAutoSuggestScope > > option which is used but is not defined. Looks like it was the same option > and you renamed it in some parts of the code, but forgot to do so in others > (or some other mistake took place). > > By the way, the tag suggestion feature works nicely! First, I've suspected > that it can interact poorly with transclusions when one wants to transclude > a section: > <<tiddler [[some tiddler## > or with second level of numbered lists > ## list item > but tests showed that the workflow is quite reasonable: in the first case > there's no suggestion at all, and also if one uses AutoSuggestion to get > the tiddler, (s)he will get > <<tiddler [[some tiddler]] > first and then go add the section part. And in the second case when a > space is added after ##, the suggestions are hidden. > > These made me think, though.. > * one more idea: autosuggestions of sections/slices can be added! below > are some use-cases, "l" represents the cursor: > <<tiddler [[some tiddler##l > <<tiddler [[some tiddler::l > <<tiddler [[some tiddler##l]] > <<tiddler [[some tiddler::l]] > * there's one more case where tag suggestions are useful: filters there > are two cases: > ** tag filter. Examples of use-cases (obviously, there's no need for the > ## addition in this cases): > <<list filter '[tag[l > <<list filter '... [tag[l > <<list filter '[tag[l]]'>> > <<list filter '[tag[l]] ...'>> > <<list filter '... [tag[l]]'>> > as you can see, these can be described as /\[tag\[([^\]]*)($|\])/m if > I'm not mistaking > ** other filters that can "eat" tags: > <<list filter '[filterName[##| > (and versions with or without smth before/after as well) > In these two cases, of'course, instead of [[tagName]], either tagName]]or > tagName should be inserted. > > Great work! > > Best regards, > Yakov. > > четверг, 3 апреля 2014 г., 17:01:50 UTC+4 пользователь Yakov написал: >> >> Hello Albert, >> >> четверг, 3 апреля 2014 г., 12:03:22 UTC+4 пользователь Albert Riedinger >> написал: >>> >>> Hi Yakov, >>> >>> Thank you, I'm glad you like it. >>> Initially this plugin was an experiment, but I also think that it has >>> more potential. I'm a novice in JavaScript and especially in RegExp so it's >>> hard for me to achieve progress. But it's fun and I'll try my best :) >>> >>> Unfortunately At.js doesn't support unicode (and won't in near future), >>> so now I try to work around this issue without using more dependencies like >>> XRegExp library. I'm german so support for diacritics (like äöü) is >>> critical for me. I already tested some solutions and it worked more or >>> less, but I had no time to implement it yet. Does it work for you using >>> kyrillic characters (if you use any at all)? >>> >>> Not sure what do you mean here by "doesn't support". I've tried to type >> tiddler names starting from cyrillics ([[До) and got the proper >> suggestions; I've even created a tiddler which name starts from ASCII >> letters and contain cyrillics (New Tiddler Ъ) and if I type [[Ъ or even >> [[ъ (not capital letter), I get the right suggestion listed. What >> exactly didn't work for you? >> >> By the way, I've noticed that I have to click the "autosuggest off" >> button twice to make it switch to "on", this is a small bug, I'd say. Not >> sure what's the cause. >> Also, I'd either omit the hideReadOnly param (to keep the code clean) or >> set it to true (no reason for a guest to get the suggestions for editing as >> he or she won't be any editing anyway). By the way, in TiddlySpace, the >> "view instead of edit" mode for guests doesn't allow to type any letters, >> so this doesn't work as demo. If you'd like to show some demo directly in >> the space, you have to manually create a tiddler with some <html>...</html> >> containing a textarea where a guest can type and (s)he gets the suggestions. >> >> >>> Implementing support for pretty links should be my next challenge. As I >>> said, I'm new to all of this and it's kind of complicated to write a RegExp >>> for such a case. Maybe you have some ideas[1]? Matching "[[..." is easy, >>> but I don't really know how to match simultaneously this: "[[some text|...". >>> >> >> Well, the easiest RegExp the matches [[some text| would probably be >> /\[\[[^\|\]]+?\|/, but I'm not sure how this should be passed to .. is >> it .atwho method that sets the autoSuggestions? >> >>> >>> Making space symbol after suffix ("]]") an option should be easy. I will >>> implement this right now and release it on tiddlyspace soon. >>> >>> I'll add a couple of ideas just see some perspectives. One this is >> replacing html-entities (special symbols) with actual symbols like this: >> * let's imagine I'd like to add a left-to-right arrow (→) >> * I start to type &r >> * I get a "→" suggestion -- *not* "→" >> * I chose it and get much clearer wiki-code, without that unreadable >> "→" stuff >> Though, I don't know if there's an interface to get a list of all these >> "abbriviations" (rarr, larr, uarr, darr, harr, times, bull, >> .......................) and an interface to get there unicode equivalent. >> Also, "--" -> &nash;/— could be processed in this manner. >> >> A similar thing can be used with MathJax plugin to turn \rho to ρ etc. >> (though, just autoreplacing can be done instead of autosuggesting >> replacement, but autosuggesting seems to be more flexible) >> >> Another possible application is to combine this with CodeMirror for >> TiddlyWiki (see [1] for the latest release and discussion). This can be >> another huge step in turning TW into a dev environment. Fortunately, Mario >> is here and probably can comment this somehow. >> >> Finally, autoSuggestions can be used in the tags line which seems to be >> more beatiful and faster than Udo's interface [2] (although, Udo's solution >> implements some smart algorithm for ranging suggestions). >> >> >>> Spasiba Yakov for your interest and your suggestions! >>> >>> You are welcome (it's acually "spasibo" ;) >> >> Best regards, >> Yakov. >> >> [1] https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/KRnQvzazULE >> [2] http://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#IntelliTaggerPlugin >> >> >>> Albert >>> >>> [1] see matcher function of At.js > >>> https://github.com/ichord/At.js/blob/master/dist/js/jquery.atwho.js#L616 >>> >>> >>> 2014-04-02 17:39 GMT+02:00 Yakov <[email protected]>: >>> >>>> Wow, Albert, >>>> >>>> great stuff! Do you plan to implement suggestions for the [[some >>>> text|syntax (to complete it to [[some >>>> text|target tiddler]])? Also, it would be nice if adding the space >>>> symbol after ]] is optional. >>>> >>>> This approach surely have potential for different applications, thanks >>>> for that. >>>> >>>> Best regards, >>>> Yakov. >>>> >>>> среда, 26 марта 2014 г., 20:52:02 UTC+4 пользователь Albert Riedinger >>>> написал: >>>> >>>>> Hi all, >>>>> >>>>> a few days ago Ramnath requested[1] a tiddler link suggestion feature >>>>> in edit mode, so I wrote a quick-and-dirty commands plugin[2] for the >>>>> good >>>>> old TWC. It is just an implementation of At.js[3], which allows word >>>>> suggestions in textareas. After activating this feature with the toolbar >>>>> command, typing double square brackets "[[" in edit text field will >>>>> suggest >>>>> tiddler names, while left-angle brackets(?) "<<" will suggest you >>>>> installed >>>>> macros. >>>>> I'm not a programmer and it is my first public plugin, but I think >>>>> that your TW won't explode using this little hack :P >>>>> >>>>> Have fun and let me know if you find it useful! >>>>> >>>>> Cheers, >>>>> Albert >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> [1] https://groups.google.com/d/topic/tiddlywiki/b5xYteF6U9c/ >>>>> discussion >>>>> [2] http://autosuggest.tiddlyspace.com/#AutoSuggestPlugin >>>>> [3] https://github.com/ichord/At.js/ (see also: >>>>> https://github.com/ichord/Caret.js/) >>>>> >>>> -- >>>> 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. >>>> For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout. >>>> >>> >>> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. 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