it slowed me to a crawl. but then I AM on XP with no memory and no
interest in these issues :-). I only have myself to blame.
On Friday, 20 May 2016 10:13:21 UTC+2, BJ wrote:
>
> You can add custom search results try this-
> create a new tiddler called custom with contents
>
>
> \define searchResults()
> <table>
> <$list filter="[!is[system]search:address{$(searchTiddler)$}]" >
> <tr><td>{{!!title}}</td><td>{{!!text}}</td></tr></$list>
> </table>
> \end
> <<searchResults>>
>
> and tagged
>
> $:/tags/SearchResults
>
> this adds an extra tab in the search results popup
>
> Note that the syntax
> $(searchTiddler)$}
> can only be used inside a macro.
>
> all the best
> BJ
>
> On Friday, May 20, 2016 at 5:03:58 AM UTC+1, William Jones wrote:
>>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I'm trying to RE a binary and am using TiddlyWiki to document my results.
>> I've been tweaking the wiki in order to make cross referencing addresses
>> with disassembled code snippets easier. However, I've run into a snag.
>>
>> I keep RAM/ROM addresses as individual tiddlers with "size", "address",
>> and "description" (quick summary) fields. One very useful thing for me
>> would to be able to lookup what an address does *without me losing my
>> place in the current code snippet,* which makes up the text field of
>> certain tiddlers.
>>
>> So I decided to implement a custom search bar underneath the standard
>> search bar. When I type in an address, the search bar will pop up the size,
>> address, and description fields of the tiddler(s) whose address field
>> matches. I don't have to move from my current position at all because the
>> fields for the current address are displayed nonintrusively.
>>
>> Unfortunately, I'm not able to do this properly for reasons I don't
>> understand. I edited $:/core/ui/SideBarLists to add a custom search field,
>> but I am not able to access the text field or even the name of using the
>> $()$ syntax.
>>
>> <$set name="addrSearchTiddler" value="$:/temp/addrsearch">
>> <div class="tc-search">
>> <span>Address Lookup:</span>
>> <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/addrsearch" type="search" tag="input"
>> focus={{$:/config/Search/AutoFocus}} focusPopup=<<qualify
>> "$:/state/popup/addrsearch-dropdown">> class="tc-popup-handle"/>
>>
>> <$reveal state="$:/temp/addrsearch" type="nomatch" text="">
>> <$text text=$(addrSearchTiddler)$ />
>> </$reveal>
>>
>> <$reveal state="$:/temp/addrsearch" type="match" text="">
>> </$reveal>
>> </div>
>> </$set>
>>
>> The output of the following is:
>> Address Lookup: $(addrSearchTiddler)$
>>
>>
>> Although a similar method is used to implement the standard search, I
>> feel like this is not the proper way to implement a custom search. How
>> might I go about transcluding the text of $:/temp/addrsearch into a filter
>> which will then display the desired fields (size, address, description) in
>> a popup analogous to the standard search bar?
>>
>> Thanks for any help :)! I don't post this message lightly, but I really
>> need to get back to actually collecting data/worry about convenience later.
>> And hey, when has a life hack ever actually paid for the time spent
>> implementing it :)?
>>
>>
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