One of my javascript routines that I've been trying to convert from a 
regular html file to a tiddlywiki contains a group of lines that look like 
this:

var txt = document.getElementById("myTextarea");
> var start = txt.selectionStart;
> var finish = txt.selectionEnd;
> var selected = txt.value.substring(start, finish);
>
>
which returns the portion of the text inside the textarea "myTextarea" as 
selected. The routine seems to work fine outside a TiddlyWiki environment 
but getting it to work inside TiddlyWiki has defeated me so far. It seems 
that the first statement is probably the culprit. 

Is this sort of operation even possible in TiddlyWiki?

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