Hi ihm,
Congratulations to creating *twexe*,
it appears to very much simplify getting started
for anyone looking to "just use that wiki" in ways
we could use TWC when browsers were less restrictive,
e.g. "just hit save" / "yes, it creates backups if you want it to" (back
then even rss).
Two questions for the moment:
1. Can the user specify a backup directory (rather than have backups
saved alongside the wiki)?
2. How is it that *_canonical_uri* only works after reload? What do you
need to do to make it so?
One major benefit over TiddlyDesktop appears to be:
You simply use your favorite browser ...to search, zoom,
and all that stuff that TiddlyDesktop doesn't implement (yet).
It's great...
1. to simply be able to save entire wiki's rather than tiddlers
2. to have automatic backups
3. to not (necessarily) fiddle with any command-line but just click-open
a file
- which starts that custom server
4. how (I assume) you massage in the right server settings to any
tiddlywiki file that we want to use that way
- and turn it into the kind of executables tweze creates
PS: The amount of (Pascal) code to this is quite mind-boggling. :D
Good stuff!
Best wishes,
Tobias.
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