Hi Danielo

Thanks for the feedback. I've updated the docs to clarify some points, and
here are answers to your related questions:

> * what happens when a tiddler contains a widget that already exists?

For widgets, the last one loaded will win. You can use the plugin-priority
field to control the ordering, but it's generally a better idea to avoid
having the same widget in multiple plugins.

> * And what happens when two plugins contains different versions of the
same widget?

Same as above.

> * Is there a command to unpack a plugin?

Plugins are unpacked into shadow tiddlers automatically when the plugin is
loaded.

> * How can a plugin adds content to a certain tiddler without overriding
it? For example a tiddler with a similar behavior than the navigator
tiddler will need to be in a similar position.

It's not possible for a plugin to add content to a tiddler without
overriding it. That's why we do so much configuration via system tags,
which makes it much easier to augment existing functionality.

In the case of the navigator widget you'll often be wanting instead to add
a global message handler. There's a bunch of them defined in startup.js,
and in due course you'll be able to add global message handler modules.

Best wishes

Jeremy



On Sat, Apr 12, 2014 at 7:32 PM, Danielo Rodríguez <[email protected]>wrote:

> I found it very straightforward. There were just two things that confused
> me a bit in the description :
> The need of create a "Hello there" tiddler with links. I thought it was
> going to be used as a template for the packing commands. Other weird thing
> is the sentence "Tiddlers that you use frequently". Why? This sounds like
> an easy way to grab a bunch of Tiddlers that you read frequently but the
> Tiddlers within a tiddler Are not listed. Is there a way to select a
> different behavior?
>
> I have some related questions:
> * what happens when a tiddler contains a widget that already exists?
> * And what happens when two plugins contains different versions of the
> same widget?
> * Is there a command to unpack a plugin?
> * How can a plugin adds content to a certain tiddler without overriding
> it? For example a tiddler with a similar behavior than the navigator
> tiddler will need to be in a similar position.
>
> Thank you!
>
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