Hi,
in the past I have played with the static site generation capabilities
of TiddlyWiki and it strikes me that (predominantly) there are two ways
of doing it:
1. You create Tiddlers with all the elements you would like to have
using the normal widget/macro/filter mechanisms.
2. You focus on creating the HTML behind what you want to generate. (For
example to avoid polluting the target with TW css classes or other things)
Specifically when doing the second option, I ran into the problem, that
widgets and HTML fall into the same wiki parsing rule (as far as I
know). So there is no good way to generate HTML USING widgets. So my
question is: Is there another option (when you can't do 1. for some
reason) and if there isn't, is it possible to seperate widget parsing
from HTML parsing ? (I think that would advance TW to make it more
useful as a templating engine)
/Andreas
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